Built as a single family home in the late 1800s by the city\'s first fire chief. Split into two units sometime around the 1940s. The upstairs is one unit. The downstairs is another. Both units have:

- Tall ceilings. - Original fir hardwood floors. - Large windows. - 1/4 acre lot (twice the size of a normal city lot). - Large rose & vegetable gardens + fruit trees (plum, apple, pear, peach, apricot, cherry).

Old houses like this have a ton of charm and character but they may be a little drafty in the winter and the floors may creak a bit. Nothing in life is perfect. For me the trade-offs have always been worth it... aged wood, wavy glass, rich soil under your feet. Some folks get it. Others are better suited for shiny, happy, econobox living with carpet, vinyl, and plastic. Such is life.

Pet policy for this building: Cat(s) or dog allowed in downstairs unit. Cat(s) only in upstairs unit. (No exceptions.)

The two tenants in this building split the utilities. Gas+Electric+Water+Internet run about $125/month/person (averaged over 12 months in 2009). That\'s pretty darn cheap.

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1372 south 300 east
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
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