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Rent of $2,300 monthly, plus a $100 utility fee towards the grounds care and water/sewer/garbage. $25 monthly washer/dryer fee. Fast Xfinity Wifi for $45/month. Deposit $2,300. Request 1 year lease, renewable.
Pets may be allowed on a case-by-base basis. Typical pet fee for cat is $35/month with additional $500 refundable deposit.
DescriptionThomas B. Child's Private Library apartment. Cozy apartment tucked away in the lower level of a classic 1910 historic craftsman bungalow. Includes use of beautiful grounds, which has a fountain, BBQ, trees, and Thomas B. Child's first Masterwork sculpture - "The Cross" which started his love of sculpting and later became the "Gilgal Gardens" - now a City park.
Home is centrally located close to the University of Utah and also downtown. Trax stop just a short walk to the corner by the historic 10th LDS ward house.
Imagine walking past the beautiful cobblestone and brick work to your own private hideaway in the home. Inside - a spacious apartment featuring new beautiful kitchen and tile, new bath, private laundry, and tons of bookshelves for your own library or to display your favorite records! Tucked within is a perfect nook for a daybed - complete with antique crystal lighting fixture and stars on a midnight sky. "Magic Mirror" in the hallway on the antique hall tree. Kitchen features a dishwasher and gas stove for gourmet cooking. Antique lighting, and a cozy fireplace for winter nights. Etched on the hundred year old door hinges are the words: "Faith, Love and Wisdom" - Thomas' Childs philosophy of life. Cool central air for the summer and good heating for the winter.
Outside enjoy the beautiful grounds or relax under the large shade trees. Host a summer BBQ with friends! Sketch, paint, daydream or study - it's all up to you. Or take a leisurely walk across the street to meet friends for coffee at the SL Roasting Company. Walk around the corner and contemplate the meaning of life at Gilgal Gardens. So many options. Bus stop just down the street for EZ access to the University of Utah.
Home has been beautifully remodeled and is on the historic register.
Easy street parking.
Base rent of $1,495 plus $225 utilities and other fees: Internet $45, Power $45, Water/sewer/trash $50, Gas $50, Washer/dryer rental $35. Total is $1,725 monthly.
Thank you for looking!
DescriptionThomas B. Child's Private Library apartment. Cozy apartment tucked away in the lower level of a classic 1910 historic craftsman bungalow. Includes use of beautiful grounds, which has a fountain, BBQ, trees, and Thomas B. Child's first Masterwork sculpture - "The Cross" which started his love of sculpting and later became the "Gilgal Gardens" - now a City park.
Home is centrally located close to the University of Utah and also downtown. Trax stop just a short walk to the corner by the historic 10th LDS ward house.
Imagine walking past the beautiful cobblestone and brick work to your own private hideaway in the home. Inside - a spacious apartment featuring new beautiful kitchen and tile, new bath, private laundry, and tons of bookshelves for your own library or to display your favorite records! Tucked within is a perfect nook for a daybed - complete with antique crystal lighting fixture and stars on a midnight sky. "Magic Mirror" in the hallway on the antique hall tree. Kitchen features a dishwasher and gas stove for gourmet cooking. Antique lighting, and a cozy fireplace for winter nights. Etched on the hundred year old door hinges are the words: "Faith, Love and Wisdom" - Thomas' Childs philosophy of life. Cool central air for the summer and good heating for the winter.
Outside enjoy the beautiful grounds or relax under the large shade trees. Host a summer BBQ with friends! Sketch, paint, daydream or study - it's all up to you. Or take a leisurely walk across the street to meet friends for coffee at the SL Roasting Company. Walk around the corner and contemplate the meaning of life at Gilgal Gardens. So many options. Bus stop just down the street for EZ access to the University of Utah.
Home has been beautifully remodeled and is on the historic register.
Easy street parking.
Base rent of $1,495 plus $225 utilities and other fees: Internet $45, Power $45, Water/sewer/trash $50, Gas $50, Washer/dryer rental $35. Total is $1,725 monthly.
Thank you for looking!
DescriptionThe Grand Residence was the personal home of Thomas B. Child. He worked with an architect to hand select the best materials for his home. Walk up the stairs, past the cobblestone foundation and note the large front porch - perfect for relaxing and people watching. Enter the original front door, complete with original stained glass as drawn on the original plans.
Inside, you'll step back in time. A large entry, and great room opens up into a formal dining room and parlor with fireplace. Historic original lighting is preseved just as it was 115 years ago. The walls have beautiful stained wood and original textured wall paper. Paint has been meticulously chosen for warm cream tones.
The bath features a large claw-foot tub, which is original, as well as much of the tile.
Two large bedrooms allow for ample accommodations.
A cozy kitchen with butler's pantry await, and large windows let in tons of light.
Laundry facilities are located in just off the kitchen, and are shared with the rear apartment.
The home has been updated with modern furnace and air conditioning, and the attic has been reinsulated so everything is nice and cozy. Plumbing and electrical have all been checked and updated. It's a wonderful, beautiful home, and a joy to be in.
DescriptionThe Grand Residence was the personal home of Thomas B. Child. He worked with an architect to hand select the best materials for his home. Walk up the stairs, past the cobblestone foundation and note the large front porch - perfect for relaxing and people watching. Enter the original front door, complete with original stained glass as drawn on the original plans.
Inside, you'll step back in time. A large entry, and great room opens up into a formal dining room and parlor with fireplace. Historic original lighting is preseved just as it was 115 years ago. The walls have beautiful stained wood and original textured wall paper. Paint has been meticulously chosen for warm cream tones.
The bath features a large claw-foot tub, which is original, as well as much of the tile.
Two large bedrooms allow for ample accommodations.
A cozy kitchen with butler's pantry await, and large windows let in tons of light.
Laundry facilities are located in just off the kitchen, and are shared with the rear apartment.
The home has been updated with modern furnace and air conditioning, and the attic has been reinsulated so everything is nice and cozy. Plumbing and electrical have all been checked and updated. It's a wonderful, beautiful home, and a joy to be in.
DescriptionThomas B. Child's Private Library apartment. Cozy apartment tucked away in the lower level of a classic 1910 historic craftsman bungalow. Includes use of beautiful grounds, which has a fountain, BBQ, trees, and Thomas B. Child's first Masterwork sculpture - "The Cross" which started his love of sculpting and later became the "Gilgal Gardens" - now a City park.
Home is centrally located close to the University of Utah and also downtown. Trax stop just a short walk to the corner by the historic 10th LDS ward house.
Imagine walking past the beautiful cobblestone and brick work to your own private hideaway in the home. Inside - a spacious apartment featuring new beautiful kitchen and tile, new bath, private laundry, and tons of bookshelves for your own library or to display your favorite records! Tucked within is a perfect nook for a daybed - complete with antique crystal lighting fixture and stars on a midnight sky. "Magic Mirror" in the hallway on the antique hall tree. Kitchen features a dishwasher and gas stove for gourmet cooking. Antique lighting, and a cozy fireplace for winter nights. Etched on the hundred year old door hinges are the words: "Faith, Love and Wisdom" - Thomas' Childs philosophy of life. Cool central air for the summer and good heating for the winter.
Outside enjoy the beautiful grounds or relax under the large shade trees. Host a summer BBQ with friends! Sketch, paint, daydream or study - it's all up to you. Or take a leisurely walk across the street to meet friends for coffee at the SL Roasting Company. Walk around the corner and contemplate the meaning of life at Gilgal Gardens. So many options. Bus stop just down the street for EZ access to the University of Utah.
Home has been beautifully remodeled and is on the historic register.
Easy street parking.
Base rent of $1,495 plus $225 utilities and other fees: Internet $45, Power $45, Water/sewer/trash $50, Gas $50, Washer/dryer rental $35. Total is $1,725 monthly.
Thank you for looking!
DescriptionThomas B. Child's Private Library apartment. Cozy apartment tucked away in the lower level of a classic 1910 historic craftsman bungalow. Includes use of beautiful grounds, which has a fountain, BBQ, trees, and Thomas B. Child's first Masterwork sculpture - "The Cross" which started his love of sculpting and later became the "Gilgal Gardens" - now a City park.
Home is centrally located close to the University of Utah and also downtown. Trax stop just a short walk to the corner by the historic 10th LDS ward house.
Imagine walking past the beautiful cobblestone and brick work to your own private hideaway in the home. Inside - a spacious apartment featuring new beautiful kitchen and tile, new bath, private laundry, and tons of bookshelves for your own library or to display your favorite records! Tucked within is a perfect nook for a daybed - complete with antique crystal lighting fixture and stars on a midnight sky. "Magic Mirror" in the hallway on the antique hall tree. Kitchen features a dishwasher and gas stove for gourmet cooking. Antique lighting, and a cozy fireplace for winter nights. Etched on the hundred year old door hinges are the words: "Faith, Love and Wisdom" - Thomas' Childs philosophy of life. Cool central air for the summer and good heating for the winter.
Outside enjoy the beautiful grounds or relax under the large shade trees. Host a summer BBQ with friends! Sketch, paint, daydream or study - it's all up to you. Or take a leisurely walk across the street to meet friends for coffee at the SL Roasting Company. Walk around the corner and contemplate the meaning of life at Gilgal Gardens. So many options. Bus stop just down the street for EZ access to the University of Utah.
Home has been beautifully remodeled and is on the historic register.
Easy street parking.
Base rent of $1,495 plus $225 utilities and other fees: Internet $45, Power $45, Water/sewer/trash $50, Gas $50, Washer/dryer rental $35. Total is $1,725 monthly.
Thank you for looking!
DescriptionThe Grand Residence was the personal home of Thomas B. Child. He worked with an architect to hand select the best materials for his home. Walk up the stairs, past the cobblestone foundation and note the large front porch - perfect for relaxing and people watching. Enter the original front door, complete with original stained glass as drawn on the original plans.
Inside, you'll step back in time. A large entry, and great room opens up into a formal dining room and parlor with fireplace. Historic original lighting is preseved just as it was 115 years ago. The walls have beautiful stained wood and original textured wall paper. Paint has been meticulously chosen for warm cream tones.
The bath features a large claw-foot tub, which is original, as well as much of the tile.
Two large bedrooms allow for ample accommodations.
A cozy kitchen with butler's pantry await, and large windows let in tons of light.
Laundry facilities are located in just off the kitchen, and are shared with the rear apartment.
The home has been updated with modern furnace and air conditioning, and the attic has been reinsulated so everything is nice and cozy. Plumbing and electrical have all been checked and updated. It's a wonderful, beautiful home, and a joy to be in.
DescriptionThe Grand Residence was the personal home of Thomas B. Child. He worked with an architect to hand select the best materials for his home. Walk up the stairs, past the cobblestone foundation and note the large front porch - perfect for relaxing and people watching. Enter the original front door, complete with original stained glass as drawn on the original plans.
Inside, you'll step back in time. A large entry, and great room opens up into a formal dining room and parlor with fireplace. Historic original lighting is preseved just as it was 115 years ago. The walls have beautiful stained wood and original textured wall paper. Paint has been meticulously chosen for warm cream tones.
The bath features a large claw-foot tub, which is original, as well as much of the tile.
Two large bedrooms allow for ample accommodations.
A cozy kitchen with butler's pantry await, and large windows let in tons of light.
Laundry facilities are located in just off the kitchen, and are shared with the rear apartment.
The home has been updated with modern furnace and air conditioning, and the attic has been reinsulated so everything is nice and cozy. Plumbing and electrical have all been checked and updated. It's a wonderful, beautiful home, and a joy to be in.
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About 452 S 800 E
Here’s your chance to live in a beautiful 1910 historic craftsman home with tons of charm and character: the Thomas B. Child home. Thomas B. Child was a very prominent figure in Salt Lake City, running a brick and stone masonry company. He is noted for working on many important buildings throughout the mountain west. He was also a bishop of the nearby historic 10th LDS ward and was noted as a kind caring man who helped many settlers get started in life. He is most famously the creator of Gilgal Gardens.
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The home has been beautifully remodeled, and the historic apartment retains its original character and charm. You’ll not find another building or apartments like this. With separate entrances, and a grand front porch, you’ll immediately notice the cobblestone foundation and doors detailed with custom swirled hinges. It’s like a cottage you may dream about finding in a fairy tale.
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The beautiful grounds are communal with the other apartments in the building, and features “the Nitch” - Thomas B. Childs his first “Masterwork” - a complicated philosophical reference to the trinity, Jesus, and men and women who create things - “some come to create...,” a beautiful brick fireplace and garden fountain, lights, antique roses, and a wonderful antique cherry plumb tree – as old as the house itself, that will be filled with beautiful plums for eating or to make jam or jelly late July/August. It’s so very special.
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Noted for its craftsman style and beautiful craftsmanship, the exterior has been remodeled to bring out all the amazing woodwork detail, including three tone patriotic red, white and blue paint.
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Who would want to live here? The apartment is perfect for someone who loves antiquity and wishes to live apart from the multiplex monstrosities being constructed in the city. Perfect for the student, visiting professor, or just someone who wants to enjoy the beautiful grounds and lifestyle. The building is close to downtown and everything that living here has to offer, but far enough East so as to be away from the some of the problems closer to downtown.
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About us- were a small, family “Mom and Pop” l@ndlords with a penchant for restoring antique buildings. Believe it or not – this antique building was in danger of being demolished to make way for another monstrosity apartment complex. We saved it! And by you renting it, you are helping to preserve historic Salt Lake City. We really care for our tenants- n o nameless, faceless apartment manager here – we’re the folks your friends tell you to find to rent from. Thanks for looking!
