There are many “best parts” to this renovated little place at 267 S 800 E. The woodwork is one. Years of history are visible in the unique way the layers of paint on the moldings have been roughly sanded and refinished. The completely new and very lovely kitchen is also on the list. The 1912…Read More »
Place Matters: Salt Lake Neighborhood Map
April 30, 2012
Every neighborhood in Salt Lake City is different. Every block of every neighborhood is different. The differences can be seen in a neighborhood’s landscape, its history, and its people. Although Salt Lake has never had a formal delineation of its neighborhoods, some areas like the Avenues and Federal Heights have boundaries that are more widely…Read More »
Dig of the Day: Minimalist Contemporary
April 26, 2012
The one-of-a-kind contemporary at 548 S 1000 E is a true minimalist’s dream. Large windows and open spaces create a bright airy feel inside the 1,880 sf home. Outside, a large deck overlooking the city and 27 mature trees that keep the yard private and secluded. $425,000 will get you into this 3-bedroom, 3-bath pad….Read More »
2012 Historic Homes Tour: South Temple
April 26, 2012
South Temple was first conceptualized in 1833 on Joseph Smith’s Plat of Zion. It was designed to be the finest and most prominent street in Salt Lake City. In the late 1800s the wealthiest families in the city built their mansion along South Temple, from downtown to 1300 E. Saturday, May 5th, is your chance…Read More »
