Nestled right smack in the heart of Salt Lake City, Liberty Wells is a neighborhood that manages to seamlessly blend history and convenience with a sense of community. This delightful region of our city is bordered somewhat officially on the east and west sides by State Street and 700 East, respectively, running for 12 blocks to the north and south (from 900 S. to 2100 S.). It’s ideally located for those seeking easy access to both nature and city life.
The streets of Liberty Wells are lined with charming single-family homes, many of which date back to the early and mid-20th century. Here, you’ll find cozy bungalows and cottages alongside modern builds, each with their own unique character.
Liberty Wells Neighborhood & Local Businesses
The unarguable crown jewel of the neighborhood is Liberty Park, one of Salt Lake’s oldest and largest parks. This sprawling, green, urban oasis offers residents a touch of reprieve in the form of a pond, playgrounds, tennis courts, and winding paths, spoiling residents in this area with easy access to picnics, morning jogs, or a moment of quiet reflection. An active community council works tirelessly to enhance the Liberty Wells and engage residents in local events and initiatives. And, with several bus routes and nearby TRAX stops, getting around neighboring areas from Liberty Wells is a breeze. Foodies will delight in the area’s culinary offers. Along the lines of delicious cafes that begin with "P", diners have a few options: Penny Ann’s, Picnic, and The Park. Between the three, you're set for comfort diner food, granola and bagel sandwiches, or an affordable, delicious brunch (respectively). The new Frankie & Essl’s also offers savory breakfast sandwich, or you can head to Loki Coffee on 900 S. for a tasty cup and a pastry in a very cute space. Nona—sister restaurant to Nono pizzareria—sits unassumingly in the backyard of a bungalow with string lights, plenty of foliage, and options for both outdoor and indoor, rustic dining. Retail-wise, the Maven District has an eclectic mix of old and new businesses. The recently relocated, iconic Heavy Metal Shop is just across the street from legendary Randy’s Records. There’s also Mineral and Matter, Normal Ice Cream, Passion Flour (a vegan French patisserie), and La Barba Coffee & Breakfast Tacos, among other shops. All told, this is an area well worth a long stroll or a good breakfast on a weekend afternoon.
Liberty Wells Home Prices
It’s worth noting that home prices in Liberty Wells will vary depending on the specific location within the neighborhood. Which is to say, properties closer to Liberty Park or with easier access to public transportation and local amenities will probably command higher prices than those that are further away or could use a bit of work. Still, compared to some other central Salt Lake areas, Liberty Wells remains a relatively affordable option for those seeking a charming, historic home in a convenient and lively location. For those interested in multi-unit living, there are condos and town homes available, the prices for which will typically range from around $200k to $400k, depending on factors like size, location, and amenities. Single-family homes in the area are primarily bungalow variations, though other architectural styles are also present in the form of some modern homes and new builds. Buyers can expect to find homes priced somewhere between $450k and $750k or so, with some larger or more recently renovated properties potentially reaching higher price points.
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