This quiet neighborhood sits along Salt Lake City’s eastern bench, just 10 minutes to downtown and near the University of Utah and its hospital and research complex. Many of the homes are older and are being snapped up by those who see the possibilities. Many older professionals live here along with a mix of younger families that have recently moved in. Its location and layout is perfect for those who want to ride a bike to work or school. St. Mary’s offers spectacular views of the Salt Lake Valley and boasts some of Utah’s top schools, including East and Highland High School and Hillside Junior High. Seven of the best ski and snowboard resorts in North America world are only about 30 minutes away. Forbes magazine has ranked Utah the No. 1 state for business four out of the last five years. Salt Lake County is the home of the NBA’s Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake of the MLS, University of Utah Pac-12 athletics, and was the host of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
here′s your fleeting chance to own one of utah’s architectural landmarks, the edward dreier gore house, fully restored in 2025 with interiors by tally stevens. this mid-century modern residence stands as both homage and evolution: every line and contour honoring dreier’s original vision while introducing refined, modern finishes throughout.
inside, sunlight drifts across surfaces of quartzite, marble, travertine, and terrazzo, illuminating craftsmanship that feels sculptural and polished. thermador appliances, custom designer lighting, and carefully curated finishes reflect a devotion to both form and function. smart home integration including nest thermostats, a nest doorbell and cameras, a sonos home audio system, and ev charging, offer modern ease without disturbing the home’s timeless nature. outside, dreier’s iconic tulip-shaped carport remains a triumph of imagination, its graceful curves a reminder that architecture can be both useful and poetic.
the gore house is one of salt lake city’s most unforgettable homes––instantly recognizable, eternally admired. everyone who′s seen it remembers it. it remains a living piece of design history, gracefully bridging past and present, ready to continue its legacy of inspiration.
