1954 S 1300 E · Apartment for Rent

Nestled in the heart of highly desirable Sugar House, this meticulously maintained 1921 brick bungalow offers the perfect balance of classic vintage charm and comfortable everyday living. Schedule your showing by TEXTING Alex at 256-290-2851 AVAILABILITY & LEASE TERMS >Available: 10/03/2026 >Monthly Rent: $1,995 >Lease Term: Negotiable >Security Deposit: $1,995, subject to approved credit >Lease Initiation Fee: $250, due at lease signing >Application Fee: $50/potential resident 18+ >Utilities: Resident pays all utilities PROPERTY DETAILS >Two bedrooms plus flexible office space (can serve as a 3rd bedroom) >One bathroom >896 total square feet Basement for extra storage >One-car garage >Long driveway for off-street parking (fits 2 vehicles) FEATURES >Desirable Sugar House location >Bright, open-concept living area >Cozy front porch >Thoughtful updates in kitchen and bathroom >In-unit washer and dryer included >Walking or biking distance to Sugar House Park, 21st South dining/shopping, and Westminster University >Convenient access to I-80 and public transit to U of U and Downtown Salt Lake City OCCUPANCY RULE No more than 4 unrelated adult occupants. PET POLICY Well mannered pets may be allowed upon approval by Property Management with payment of a $250 per pet deposit and $50 per month per pet rent. Max 2 pets (small dogs only, cats okay). NO SMOKING OR VAPING Smoking and vaping of any substance are strictly prohibited inside the home and anywhere on the property. PROPERTY MANAGER Prioritime Property Management / Utah’s Properties Prioritime Property Management, Utah’s Properties and its affiliated companies (“UP”) are committed to compliance with all federal, state and local fair housing laws. UP does not discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status, disability or any other class protected by applicable law. UP will provide reasonable accommodations or permit reasonable modifications based on a disability-related need. The person requesting a reasonable modification may be responsible for the related expenses.