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9 trendy Salt Lake apartments you should live in

Apartment hunting? It’s a dreaded task for most of us — but the place you call home for the next few years will have a huge impact on your quality of life, so this is no time for cutting corners.

Hence, we decided to do all the apartment-seekers in Salt Lake City a favor. We’ve compiled a list of the hippest, coolest apartments in Salt Lake City so you can avoid the scary territory of relentless Craigslist scouring.

 

Here are the spots that made our list: 

1. Artspace Rentals

Rubber Company, Bridge Projects, City Center, Commons and Solar Gardens

Our newest building Artspace Solar Gardens. #artspace #solargardens #netzero #solarpanels

A photo posted by Artspace (@artspace_utah) on Jun 16, 2014 at 12:58pm PDT

If you’re looking for the most bang for your buck, Salt Lake City’s several Artspace buildings are by far the best bet. These hip spots are specifically made to offer affordable housing to art studios, galleries, nonprofit offices and small retail shops. Their residential spaces all have great vibes at killer rates.
 

2. The Lotus

338 E South Temple

You’ll be hard pressed to find a more hip-looking building than The Lotus on South Temple. The modern architecture and downtown location make these apartments a hot commodity for people who love the city lifestyle.

 

3. City Creek Landing

51 S Main Street

Located in the upper levels of City Creek mall, these apartments lay in the absolute the heart of downtown. They’re just a few years old and literally steps away from the most popular stores and restaurants in the entire state.

 

4. Broadway Tower Condos

230 E Broadway

Broadway is home to some of the hippest shops, restaurants and theaters in Salt Lake, so naturally the Broadway Tower Condos are a hip spot to live. The condos include underground parking, a fitness center and everything you need to comfortably live downtown.

 

5. The Kensington

180 N. Main Street

If you love the feel of older buildings, the Kensington apartments are the place for you. Hardwood floors, black and white tile kitchens, white walls and unique details make it a great spot for people who love living in a spot with some history. (Without the grunge and wear.)

 

6. Uffens Marketplace Condos

336 W Broadway

Salt Lake City I have arrived…beautiful here today! (@ Uffens Marketplace) http://t.co/edwTZQrQBu pic.twitter.com/BTE2dGU1Af

— Ryan Loosier (@TheStixter) December 6, 2014

The amazing vibe of these condos more than makes up for the fact that they neighbor the sometimes-sketchy Pioneer Park. The great market, restaurants and proximity to the farmers market make these condos hard to snatch up.

 

7. The Vue in Sugarhouse Crossing

2120 South Highland Drive

The newest spot on the list, these apartments are part of the major revitalization going on in the center of Sugarhouse. It may not be downtown, but Sugarhouse holds its own when it comes to hip, artsy culture.

 

8. Axis at 739 Apartments

739 S 300 W

The location is a little bit south of the downtown action, but these apartments have an eye-catching exterior and industrial interior that attracts the hippest of hip.

 

9. Pierpont Lofts

346 W 240 S

The exposed brick, exposed beams, concrete walls and exposed conduits deliver all aspects of industrial, trendy living at Pierpont Lofts. The common outdoor living area is another awesome perk to this spot.