09/02/2026
I walk through a lot of homes in Salt Lake City. These are the ones I’m still thinking about.
A Spanish Colonial Revival on one of the best streets in Federal Heights. A brand new modern home in Olympus Cove designed around the view. A Prairie School-influenced home on Yale Avenue, offered for the first time in 50 years with its original hardwoods, built-ins, and bathroom tile still intact.
A lovingly restored mini estate in the Lower Avenues. A Gilmer Park home that feels more like a European castle, with Red Butte Creek running through the backyard. A 1970s Federal Heights home that wasn’t built for today, but for generations to come. And an eclectic, beautifully renovated Tudor in 15th & 15th that proves historic doesn’t have to mean predictable.
Different eras. Different architecture. Completely different homes.
What they have in common is a sense of place, thoughtful design, and a feeling that’s almost impossible to replicate. You know the feeling, right? When you walk into a home and instantly know they got it right.
Those are the homes I never get tired of seeing, and exactly why I love selling real estate in Salt Lake City proper.
If you’re looking to buy or sell a distinctive home in Salt Lake City, let’s talk.
Catherine Day | Salt Lake City, Utah Realtor
Summit Sotheby’s International Realty
A lifetime local celebrating the neighborhoods, architecture, and everyday rituals that make Salt Lake City proper feel like home.