623 S 1000 E

Modern-Industrial Style Meets 1940s Charm in East Central Offered at $690,001 - and worth every dollar. This one is anything but ordinary. Located in the heart of East Central, this 1940s bungalow combines original character with thoughtful modern-industrial updates and major improvements where they matter most. With 1,952 square feet of living space, a partially finished basement, garage with workshop space, two bedrooms, and a flexible den, the home offers a surprisingly versatile layout. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the main living area with natural light while showcasing incredible sunset views stretching from downtown Salt Lake City to Point of the Mountain. Inside, the design is bold, clean, and intentional. Black concrete floors are paired with sophisticated color blocking and a beautifully remodeled kitchen featuring waterfall-edge concrete countertops, white and quarter-sawn oak cabinetry, custom floating concrete shelves, and high-end appliances. Updated bathrooms carry the modern aesthetic throughout the home. And while the finishes get your attention, what has been done behind the walls may be even more important. Every inch of the electrical and plumbing has been updated, along with a tankless water heater, water softener, and whole-home filtration system. There is even plenty of electrical capacity for a future hot tub, pool, or additional garage needs. Is it overkill? Maybe. But when you're buying a 1940s home, it's the kind of overkill you'll appreciate. The home sits on a 0.17-acre lot with a private backyard ready for whatever you envision next. The thoughtfully designed front yard offers attractive, low-maintenance landscaping, while a new lifetime metal roof provides durability and long-term peace of mind. The location is another standout. Walk to the University of Utah for a college football game or to nearby Judge Memorial for high school football. You're also surrounded by some of the area's well-known private schools and approximately a ten-minute walk from the restaurants, shops, and neighborhood favorites of 9th & 9th, with convenient freeway access nearby. 1940s charm, modern-industrial design, major system upgrades, incredible views, and one of Salt Lake City's most desirable locations. This is East Central living with a personality all its own. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from recent appraisal . Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.