Our Opinion: We're a wee partial to downtown living, and this is a dreamy spot for just that. The Belvedere [which happens to mean 'structure designed to command a view'] was originally designed to be a hotel in 1919. It's got solid architectural appeal, the feel of a NYC high rise, and this specific unit - located on the front corner - has one of the best spots in the building. It boasts unobstructed, downtown views, high ceilings, an open floor plan, and an abundance of gaping windows. Newly renovated and well appointed with large, open great room and kitchen area, bedroom with a walk-in closet, and a bathroom with European, glass shower and jetted tub [clean win]. Oversized base boards, crown moldings, granite counter tops and beautiful hardwood flooring, to boot. Plenty of natural light in the space, to say the very least. Officially listed in the National Register of Historic Places, The Belvedere's dynamite location may well be it's greatest feature; a literal stone's throw from City Creek, the new Harmon's and all things 'downtown'.