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In Salt Lake City, a Sun-Drenched Loft in an Old Chocolate Factory

In Salt Lake City, a Sun-Drenched Loft in an Old Chocolate Factory

With 15-foot ceilings and a glass-walled bedroom, this updated apartment delivers light, airy spaces.

In recent years, Salt Lake City has seen an influx of new residents. With its thriving arts and culture scene, world-class skiing, and proximity to the great outdoors, it’s no wonder the Beehive State capital is booming. In this unique setting, the Broadway Lofts offer an equally unique home base. Originally built in 1901 as a chocolate factory, the lofts offer industrial character with modern amenities.



The Broadway Lofts reside in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City.

Unit #301, listed at $1,550,000, offers over 3,100 square feet of flexible space. The two-bedroom, three-bathroom condo boasts 15-foot ceilings and ample natural light. Enter through an open kitchen/dining/living space to meet tall windows that span the north side of the building.



The main level of Unit #301 offers over 2,500 square feet of light-filled luxury. Whether you’re carving out an office nook or multiple lounge areas, the open floor plan allows for the ultimate flexibility.

Outfitted with top-of-the-line Thermador appliances and an induction range, the kitchen is ready for even the most ambitious home chef. A large quartz island provides the perfect platform for entertaining with additional bar seating.



The sleek kitchen is equipped with high-end appliances including a range, smart refrigerator, wine refrigerator, and more.



An open-tread staircase leads up to the main suite.

After a long day in the city or out in nature, a personal retreat awaits. Upstairs, the main bedroom and bathroom provide privacy and serenity. Glass walls allow light to stream in from the main level while keeping ambient sound at bay.



Roomy enough to have its own sitting area, the main bedroom feels like a secluded retreat.

The building itself offers perks such as common green space, barbecue areas, and garage parking. With its central location and one-of-a-kind aesthetic, the Broadway Lofts is the ideal entryway to the city.



Grab some fresh air in the building’s modern green space with landscaped gardens and welcoming seating areas.

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