Some homes just get it right - they hold their ground with a kind of quiet confidence. This 1905 brick Victorian is one of those spaces: timeless, sturdy, and full of soul. Nestled in the heart of Salt Lake, right next to Gilgal Gardens - meaning your next-door neighbor is literal art and poetry wrapped in trees and stone. It's the kind of place where the city hums softly around you, but you still get your morning birdsong. Inside, the details sing: original woodwork and soaring 10-foot ceilings on the main floor give that quintessential Victorian feel - tall, dignified, drenched in natural light. There's 1,720 square feet of thoughtful layout here, with three cozy bedrooms and a full bath that's as charming as the rest of the home. The kitchen? Recently refreshed with new appliances, ready for dinner parties or lazy Sundays. And when the weather calls for outdoor living (which it often does), the brand new deck and tall pergola deliver. Built with intention and just the right proportions, this backyard space offers a natural extension of the home - think morning coffee in the filtered sunlight, long-table dinners under string lights, or quiet evenings under the stars. It's private, peaceful, and just waiting to be lived in. Mature landscaping wraps it all in greenery, and rare off-street parking spots sit just behind the home - always ready when you are. The location speaks for itself: a five-minute stroll puts you at Trolley Square, Sprouts, Trader Joe's, and multiple TRAX lines. Downtown is at your doorstep, but you'll still feel like you've got a pocket of peace all to yourself. History, walkability, soul - it's all here. Let's get you home.