1 Mile from Sugarhouse park, this spacious partially subterranean 1250 SF condo features 3 bedrooms, a functional kitchen, two large bathrooms and more continuously themed with repurposed Waldorf Astoria furniture. Other features include a full sized washer and dryer, high thread count cotton linens (680 plus), two 55 inch UHD TVs with and a dedicated fiber fed mesh wifi system. The manor was built in 1928 with elements inspired by the primary Utah church's historical buildings. An emailed 30 page PDF history is available by request. Guests have exclusive use of the 3 bedroom condo during their stay. Additionally, the property adjoins a senior living community to the east with an accessible open park like space that guests may enjoy. We live on-site and are available to meet in person if you'd like. The historic Sugar House district is arguably the most trendy and walkable area of the entire city. Your comfy home is just a mile from: --Three grocery stores, including Whole Foods, Harmons and Smiths --Thirty restaurants, with offerings from Vegan to BBQ, and everything imaginable in between --Gourmet coffee shops (Local franchise Beans and Brews just across the street on the corner of Highland and 2700 South), numerous microbreweries, pubs and night clubs --Two of the largest, pristine parks in the valley: Fairmont and Sugar House --Gyms and Yoga studios --Cinemark Six luxury movie theatre --Library/Post office --Book exchanges/ stores including Barnes & Noble, Patagonia Outlet and etc This outstanding area is centrally located and is just two minutes off of I-80, which is the gateway to Utah's seven legendary ski resorts. Park City is just 30 minutes away. Downtown Salt Lake City and convention facilities are just a quick 10 minute drive or Uber ride. Additionally, a UTA bus route is just a couple of minutes away. Cell service is notoriously weak in Graystone Manor; it is advised to set up wifi calling before arriving. Early check in times and/or late check out times cannot be accommodated as our cleaning company refuse to be locked into a shorter window to run their crews.