Bungalow/Cottage

Developers and investors, take note...opportunities like this don't come along often, and when they do, they don't last. This centrally located Salt Lake City lot sits just minutes from freeway access, TRAX, and some of our city's best shopping and dining, making it both practical and promising. The numbers bear some real importance here: 13,500 square feet (197 x 66) of subdividable land on a rare .3-acre corner lot in a market where density is increasingly in demand. Per zoning change approval with the city, the development potential reaches up to 18 units, and we think that's a figure worth considering. The lot is available in full, or .15 acres can be purchased separately, offering flexibility for a range of development approaches and investment levels. What exists now is a 1920 Victorian with genuine character-exposed brick, ornate crown moldings, transom details, 12-foot ceilings, six-foot windows, and an upper balcony with uninterrupted views of Mt. Olympus and the Oquirrhs-and a mother-in-law apartment that adds utility. The home is what it is: a piece of history on a piece of land that's undoubtedly ready for a new chapter. Our city is actively embracing density and development, and a central and subdividable lot like this is exactly what you should be looking for. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.

Developers and investors, take note...opportunities like this don't come along often, and when they do, they don't last. This centrally located Salt Lake City lot sits just minutes from freeway access, TRAX, and some of our city's best shopping and dining, making it both practical and promising. The numbers bear some real importance here: 13,500 square feet (197 x 66) of subdividable land on a rare .3-acre corner lot in a market where density is increasingly in demand. Per zoning change approval with the city, the development potential reaches up to 18 units, and we think that's a figure worth considering. The lot is available in full, or .15 acres can be purchased separately, offering flexibility for a range of development approaches and investment levels. What exists now is a 1920 Victorian with genuine character-exposed brick, ornate crown moldings, transom details, 12-foot ceilings, six-foot windows, and an upper balcony with uninterrupted views of Mt. Olympus and the Oquirrhs-and a mother-in-law apartment that adds utility. The home is what it is: a piece of history on a piece of land that's undoubtedly ready for a new chapter. Our city is actively embracing density and development, and a central and subdividable lot like this is exactly what you should be looking for. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.