Marmalade District Homes For Sale

A triangle of historic homes, built by settlers in the late 19th century, this picturesque district lies west of the State Capitol. The district and many of its streets are named for the fruit-bearing trees planted by the early settlers here.
The Marmalade District id distinguished from other neighborhoods by steep, narrow streets and a surprising variety of vintage residential buildings. Many of the buildings are considered to be among Utah’s best examples of certain types of architecture. This eclectic area is located within walking distance of downtown SLC.

The Marmalade area, also called the West Slope of Capitol Hill is undergoing many positive changes. Talk about a community getting a shot in the arm as well as being so near the heart of Downtown Salt Lake City. This neighborhood is near the historic district of Salt Lake City, Close to TRAX and the Commuter Rail, close to freeway access, parks, Universities, museums, the ESA Event center, and the State Capitol.

You get the best of both worlds; live in a family neighborhood, and be oh so close toDowntown Salt Lake City, and all the while you get to witness a community being revitalized! This is indeed a special place in the world. Some of the other Goodness that this area has to offer?

The newest Salt Lake City branch library will be built a mere 2 blocks away.
There will also be specialty shops and boutiques on the West side of 300 W.
The Farmers Market is at 4th S and 3rd W, as well as the Twilight Summer Concert Series.
Movie Under the Stars, a free family movie series that runs throughout the summer months is at the Capitol.
The Living Tradition Festival, The Greek Festival, Race For The Cure (and other fun-runs and races) are quite nearby.
Warm Springs Park is 1 block away and The Pugsley Neighborhood Park is 2 blocks away.
Living here puts you less than a mile from the new City Creek Center.
All in all the Marmalade area is a great area with a nice urban feel in Salt Lake City.

People Who like Marmalade also like The Avenues, Sugar House,  and Rose Park