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In Capitol Hill, there’s city views and convenient living
Capitol Hill is an established neighborhood that’s home to The Utah State Capitol, which sits on a hill that overlooks downtown Salt Lake City. The area is currently expanding with new construction – whether it be a condo building, restaurant or simply just renovation of older buildings like Temple Square – residents will see cranes in the sky along with the towering mountains. Temple Square is a historic landmark and Latter Day Saints church that was the main center point for the expansion of Salt Lake City in the 1890s. “There’s been a lot of development in the area since the population has increased so much,” says John Berry, a retired resident who has lived in Salt Lake City since 1983. “But the area still has its old spirit, there’s a lot of older architecture.” Capitol Hill has been able to keep up its historic feel, even with all the renovations. “As you’re driving around, you’ll see the construction,” says Zach Hansen, a Realtor with Homeworks Property Lab who has lived in the area for nearly two decades. “But they’ve kept the theme within the neighborhood.” Capitol Hill is a convenient neighborhood near well-regarded eateries, entertainment venues and employers. “Salt Lake is a baby city, but it’s learning a lot with all the new, young talent,” Hansen says. “People are moving here because it’s more affordable, compared to Los Angeles or New York. You can afford to live a really good life here.”
Mature trees beautiful the streets of Capitol Hill.
Capitol building and surrounding areas.
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Condos, bungalows and mountainside homes
Capitol Hill has a mix of home listings with single-family bungalows, modern condos and large mountainside estates. The south side of Capitol Hill has a flatter terrain and is more densely populated since it's near downtown, so homes sit closer together on small lots. People can go on daily walks on the wide sidewalks and easily access downtown and mountain trails nearby. Street parking is the popular option in the area. Prices for smaller homes range from $350,000 to $650,000, while condos range from $300,000 to $450,000. In contrast, the northern corner of Capitol Hill is much hillier and more mountainous. It’s not as walkable as the south side, but most homeowners have quick access to trails where they can walk or bike. “I’m not a huge outdoorsmen but I go and walk my dogs behind the capitol daily,” Hansen says. “There’s like a 4-mile trail in my backyard; I don’t have to drive anywhere which is so nice.” These properties cost between $1.5 million and $3 million, depending on the acreage and home size.
Condominiums with a beautiful view of the mountains in the background.
Condominiums are abundant in Capitol Hill.
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School days in Capitol Hill
The Salt Lake City School District serves students in Capitol Hill. They can attend Washington Elementary School, which receives a B-minus on Niche, before advancing to Salt Lake Center for Science Education Bryant, which earns a C-plus. The school offers all required subjects but is STEM-focused, requiring students to take one extra math and science course. Young teens may advance to West High School, which receives an A and is Utah's oldest public high school. The school was recently renovated with new science classrooms and a student parking lot. The University of Utah is 5 miles away. Those looking for a private education can attend Capitol Hill Academy. Nearby churches include Gospel Light Church, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and Miracle Rock Church.
Washington Elementary School teaches grades K-6.
West High is the oldest public high school in Utah.
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Ensign Downs Park, Warming Springs Park
No matter what corner of Capitol City it is, residents have quick access to recreation in the mountains and nearby parks. “My days start with taking my dogs to the park,” Berry says. Ensign Peak Trailhead is a short but very steep trail leading to a panoramic overlook of the entire Salt Lake Valley. Neighboring Ensign Downs Park is the go-to green space in Capitol Hill with playgrounds, tennis courts and pavilions. Bonneville Shoreline Preserve is an open area 6 miles north with hiking trails that lead to views of the Salt Lake Valley and Great Salt Lake. Warming Springs Park has playgrounds and a fenced-in dog park. The public can access Rose Park Golf Course, which has 9 and 18-hole courses 3 miles away.
Tennis courts are surrounded by walking paths at Ensign Downs Park in Capitol Hill.
View of the top of Ensign Peak
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Crown Burgers, City Creek Center
Capitol Hill’s upscale dining options include Arlo, which has a rotating menu, and Marmalade Brunch House, a trendy spot for Sunday brunches. Casual restaurants include Crown Burgers, a local chain and Red Iguana, which serves traditional Mexican dishes. Locals can start their mornings with coffee and a pastry from District Coffee Co., and then end their evenings with a drink and live music at Handle Bar. Most people get groceries at Rancho Market or Harmons Grocery. People visit Pioneer Park every Saturday for the farmers market, where they can buy local, homemade items like fresh bread and fruit. Shopping trips happen at City Creek Center, home to major retailers like Macy's, Nordstrom and Lululemon.
Handle Bar restaurant and brewery in Capital Hill.
Handle Bar restaurant and bar interior.
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Enjoying live music and museums downtown
Downtown Salt Lake City is home to esteemed institutions like the Eccles Theater and Abravanel Hall. Modern event venues include the Utah Jazz's Delta Center and the Salt Palace Convention Center. Washington Square Park is home to annual events like the Utah Arts Festival and the Salt Lake City Pride Parade. Metro Music Hall is an underground nightclub where friends go for a fun night out. The Discovery Gateway Children's Museum and the Clark Planetarium offer a quieter city outing.
Capitol Hill is near Abravanel Hall, a concert hall that is home to the Utah Symphony.
Capitol Hill residents live near Salt Lake City’s arts and culture like the Capitol Theatre.
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What’s happening on U.S. Route 89?
People can easily access downtown and broader Salt Lake City by hopping on Interstate 215, which runs alongside Capitol Hill, and U.S. Route 89, which runs through the area. The Utah Transit Authority has bus and train lines that run through the neighborhood. Intermountain Health LDS Hospital is the closest medical center, a mile and a half east. Salt Lake City International Airport is seven miles away.
Capitol Hill residents enjoy close proximity to tons of great restaurants like Shinobi Sushi Bar
US Route 89 passes through the west side of Capitol Hill where there are many businesses.
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Environmental factors of high elevation
Salt Lake City has air quality issues, especially in the summer and winter months. Due to its elevation and geography, polluted air gets trapped in the area, negatively affecting ozone levels. The Utah Department of Air Quality constantly monitors the quality and works to reduce air pollution.
Bonneville Shoreline Preserve in Capitol Hill has bike trails with amazing views.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Capitol Hill Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Capitol Hill, Salt Lake City sell after 5 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Capitol Hill, Salt Lake City over the last 12 months is $821,250, up 39% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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