Don’t miss this historic home built in 1905 in downtown Salt Lake City. This architectural gem in the East Central neighborhood invites you through a sandstone stair entrance and perfectly manicured landscape to a large front porch with an ornately designed entrance that’s sure to be a showstopper. The home showcases turn-of-the-century charm with large windows, original doors and wood flooring, beautiful crown molding, and original handmade fireplace tile. The elegant foyer leads to the main level living room with large plantation shutters and windows, a central fireplace, and beautiful architectural details. The large semi-formal dining room is spacious enough to accommodate up to 10 people, and the adjacent kitchen has been updated and can be enjoyed as-is or with some of your own touches. The 6-burner gas stove and double-ovens are sure to be appreciated by the home chef. The original staircase leads to a large landing area that connects to each of the bedrooms, full bath, and bonus rooms. Three bedrooms and two flex-space rooms are located on this level, as well as a full bath ready for your personal design touches. Original pine floors and 5-panel doors, tall ceilings, and beautifully trimmed windows showcase the period of this home throughout the upper level. The unfinished lower level houses the laundry and mechanical systems and is plumbed for a second bathroom.

From the home’s back porch, you’ll find a spacious deck that is ready to host friends and family. There’s room for everyone to enjoy the beautifully manicured landscaping and take in the expansive views of the city and the Capitol Building from the tranquil backyard sitting areas. Located minutes from the heart of downtown and steps from the University of Utah, this home offers a classic Salt Lake City lifestyle, nestled within the hubbub of city life and just a short drive to the surrounding mountains for spectacular 4-season outdoor recreation.