The Maryland building is a meeting place for like-minded people. And for diverse ones, too. Our clients loved living here. And they fit the bill. Unique and well-rounded neighbors. Having an address at 839 E. South Temple meant choosing a particular way of living. One that showed you care about quality, and good architecture. And you yourself, like a great building (see seller's full property condition disclosures) are very likely a person who values a structured yet beautiful life, as well. As a previous home owner in the building for eight years I loved seeing these folks work. In the garden, on the HOA board and perhaps most importantly, with the neighbors, their families and other folks who also loved tending to the building. A glimpse inside their unit showed it was book-filled (it still is) and community-oriented. And you can see the trees straight through the house from the elegant entrance. The corner units in this historic building are coveted (especially the tree-facing west side units). So are the ones with original wood. Not to mention this particular apartment also includes a deeded, covered garage parking space in the sunlit and awe-inspiring carriage house. Built in 1912, the building itself originally housed folks needing a special place to live while many built beautiful homes on what was previously known as Brigham Street, and now the historic South Temple. For many people, including our clients, more recently The Maryland often lands as a home for those who want to stay in the Harvard & Yale, Avenues, or Federal Heights neighborhoods, but are ready for a little less yard, and more time for the good stuff, living. And helping others live well, too. For anyone wanting to acquire a magic-filled space, potent with memories of learning, love, and life, this gem may just be your cornerstone for a solid future built on a very authentic foundation. And to all lovers of space, the beauty in this place sees the beauty in you too. Welcome home.