A place in Salt Lake City.
Make it your own.

Downtown is minutes away. You'd never guess it from the backyard. Built in 1896, 233 G Street has the kind of character the Avenues is known for and newer homes spend a fortune trying to fake. Brick, wood trim, and hardwood floors. More than a century of character that still feels good to live in. Inside, the character has been preserved rather than stripped out, paired with the 21st-century updates that actually matter. A French countryside kitchen, warm and timeless without trying too hard. The primary is a genuine retreat with a beautiful en suite. And there's real storage throughout, including a basement that gives you more room than most homes from this era. It's easy to be in, the kind of place made for slow mornings and a book by the fire. Out back is the rare find for this part of town: a fully gated, private yard with garden and off-street parking, all tucked behind the same fence. And you're in the middle of everything. Dinner at Wildwood, coffee at Publik, groceries around the corner, the Capitol and downtown just down the hill. City living, without the noise. Homes like this in the Avenues don't come up often. Come see it in person. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from county records . Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.