Homes in the Avenues tend to age like fine wine, and with that in mind, we'd like to officially submit 216 B Street for your review. Here, beautiful built-ins, stained glass, original hardwood floors, stunning moldings, and intricate radiators meet squarely with modern and convenient updates, like designer lighting, a gourmet kitchen, and countless other thoughtful touches. Any chefs in the house will surely appreciate the adjacent storage and pantry space, offering a spot for extra culinary provisions and a wine fridge. With two bedrooms upstairs-one boasting a light and airy bonus space that could flex as the perfect home office-and one bedroom downstairs with its own fully equipped kitchen and walkout, there's ample space here for all (and you're well suited to rent out the latter, should you desire). This lovely basement apartment is original to the home and even comes with its own address (214 B Street). A few of our other favorite details on B Street include the clawfoot bathtub, two sets of gorgeous original pocket doors, carved columns, and original fireplace detail...they really just don't make 'em like they used to. Brimming with curb appeal, a deep porch welcomes you in and calls for a cozy swing on which to enjoy the neighborhood happenings, while a hard-to-come-by garage (especially in this neck of the woods) offers some much-needed storage. Speaking of the neighborhood, the Avenues is a hard one to beat-residents here enjoy nearby pickleball courts, dining (at Saffron Valley, Shambala, Cafe 140B, or Wildwood, to name a few), galleries, and great coffee from Publik or Java Jo's. And for those who like to hike? Take your pick. City Creek and Memory Grove are just a stone's throw and Bonneville Trail Shoreline is equally accessible. Vibrant, walkable, and dotted with lovely homes, it's no wonder this is one of SLC's most beloved enclaves.