82 W 200 N

Embrace Timeless Charm: Impeccably Preserved Capitol Hill Home Step into history with this well maintained home nestled in a surprisingly quiet Capitol Hill neighborhood. Just two blocks north of City Creek Center and Temple Square Station, this unique home captures the allure of a bygone era, appealing to those with an appreciation for classic homes. Enveloped in a sense of old-world elegance and American Foursquare architecture, this home includes original features that take you back to a simpler time. Immerse yourself in the feeling of this unique space, featuring original fir wood floors, a grand staircase under a 22' ceiling, and an oversized oak mantel and beveled mirror. The 10' ceilings throughout provide a sense of spaciousness, while the beautifully crafted 24" oak living room baseboards and stained glass details evoke a sense of refined craftsmanship. Allow yourself to bask in the abundant natural light, courtesy of two curved oak bay windows. Two sets of working 7'x3” oak pocket doors add an element of nostalgia and create a seamless flow between rooms. Gather loved ones in the dining room area to enjoy its light and openness and make your own memories. With a 1,400 sq. ft. main floor plus a large basement washroom (washer and dryer included) and storage space, you'll find plenty of room to organize your personal belongings and enjoy a variety of work room hobbies. Outside, the yard, front porch, and nearby open spaces invite you to unwind. As you explore the neighborhood, immerse yourself in the history of the area and appreciate the architectural splendor of the homes and historic downtown Salt Lake City. This extraordinary residence, built in 1903 by John Henry Smith, a distinguished figure in Utah's history, holds a special place in the hearts of vintage home enthusiasts. Take a step back in time and experience the enduring charm of a truly classic home. Search his name online to learn more. With its included high-speed Ggl Fiber and office room, this home allows you to be productive while enjoying the charm of the past. For further details, to schedule an in person tour, or a Zoom tour (for those out of state), please call or text me. If you are a connoisseur of vintage homes, this rare opportunity to reside in a piece of history in the nationally registered Capitol Hill Historic District. Cat deposit: $450. Cat rent: $45. (In case you're wondering, the grand staircase with the stained glass bay window is mostly for conversation, books, flowers, etc. - in the 1950s a partition was added at the top of the stairs - the upstairs unit has a completely separate entrance. Sound insulation is excellent.)