The Belvedere on State Street is one of our city's most historic and beautiful structures: built in 1919 and originally an "apartment hotel" (designed for longer stays), it was converted to condominiums in 1978, and many of the original details remain in the form of crown moldings, a lengthy, formal entrance, and a foyer that boasts marble flooring, mirrored walls, and a large crystal chandelier. This stunning condo on the 5th floor is brimming with some of that original charm and a whole lot of impeccable style (thanks, largely, to the interior designer who purchased the home most recently). Though tidy in size, the floorplan here lends itself to comfortable and intuitive living, and a pair of large windows look to the west and provide ample light, particularly on the back half of the day. The kitchen-equipped with plenty of cupboard space, an island, and a row of enchanting, glass-front cabinets along the ceiling-has its own window, which offers city views while you load the dishwasher...a nice bonus in a home this size. The bedroom was painted a warm, rich brown, creating a space that feels both cozy and calming-from here, you can access both the full bathroom and a large, walk-in closet that provides plenty of room for all your "stuff." Possibly the best part? The Belvedere's backyard is downtown Salt Lake City. Perched just next to Harmon's and across the street from City Creek (accessible via an underground tunnel), shopping for any/everything is a breeze, but you'll also have unparalleled access to City Creek Canyon for hiking, bike rides, or dog walks. Walk for a block or two in any given direction, and you're sure to land at one of our city's best bars, restaurants, or entertainment venues. This is ideal city living...with style.