Built in 1908, this one-of-a-kind Salt Lake City home pairs more than a century of character with the energy of an urban loft. Soaring ceilings, exposed brick, warm wood-plank ceilings, rich wood floors and an open, light-filled floor plan give a look and feel you simply don't find every day. The main living space is open, airy and full of personality, with beautiful natural light and architectural details that add warmth at every turn. The kitchen sits at the heart of it all, with sleek cabinetry, stainless appliances, generous storage, and a large island made for everything from morning coffee to dinner with friends. Kitchen, dining and living spaces flow easily together, creating that hard-to-find loft-like feeling while still giving you the privacy of a single-family home. Old and new play well together here. Exposed brick and original character meet clean white walls and modern finishes, while an oversized sliding barn door and layers of natural wood keep things interesting. Out back, a large private deck creates another place to live and gather-a tucked-away spot for summer dinners, morning coffee or an evening outside. And then there's the neighborhood. A little quirky in the best possible way. Tucked along a one-way street with an eclectic mix of homes and neighbors, it has the kind of character that can't be manufactured. It feels distinctly Salt Lake-friendly, unexpected and wonderfully walkable. Head out the door and explore the neighborhood on foot, or be at the University of Utah, downtown, TRAX, local restaurants, coffee shops, and everyday favs in minutes.