15 S 1200 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84102

Welcome to this beautifully restored historical home, a true architectural gem located in Salt Lake City's highly desirable University Historic District. Rich in character and history, this charming neighborhood is known for its tree-lined streets, elegant vintage homes, and close proximity to the University of Utah. Originally developed in the late 1800s to accommodate the city's growing academic and professional population, the area has retained its historic charm while evolving into one of Salt Lake's most vibrant and walkable communities. This stately home offers approximately 3,600 square feet of living space across four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Tall ceilings, large windows, and spacious gathering areas give the interior a light, open feel while honoring the craftsmanship and detail of the Victorian era. The heart of the home is a thoughtfully designed, open-concept kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, premium appliances, and a large butler's pantry-perfect for modern-day cooking and entertaining, while still maintaining the home's historic character. The master bedroom is a private retreat, featuring his and hers closets for added comfort and convenience. One of the additional bedrooms includes a charming sunroom, that could be used as a cozy reading nook, play area, or bright home office space. The lower level includes a steam room for relaxation and additional square footage, with potential to add a fifth bedroom, media room, or studio, making it ideal for those looking to customize or expand. Outside, you'll find a detached two-car garage, a private backyard with room for gardening or play, and mature landscaping that adds to the home's curb appeal. Whether you're hosting gatherings or enjoying quiet evenings on the porch, this home offers a rare blend of charm, comfort, and modern amenities. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Salt Lake City's past while enjoying all the conveniences of today. Ideal for buyers who appreciate timeless architecture and the potential to make a historic home truly their own.