1415 E BUTLER AVE S Salt Lake City, UT 84102

A rare and storied opportunity in the heart of Salt Lake's historic Greek Row-this 8,587 square foot Colonial Revival residence was originally constructed in 1932 as a sorority house and has served as a single-family home since the early 1990s. Perfectly positioned for its next chapter, the property remains fully compliant with Salt Lake City's R-1-5000 zoning exemption for Greek-letter housing-requiring no additional permissions to resume use as a fraternity or sorority. Set on 0.36 acres with a private 9-stall rear parking lot, the home spans three levels, each with independent access via an exterior rear staircase and a full kitchen on every floor. With at least 13 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and expansive communal areas-including original oak and parquet flooring throughout-it offers tremendous potential as a chapter house, student housing, or a state-acquired residence for university departments. The grand front faade, with its classic columns and symmetrical lines, is ideal for proudly displaying chapter letters. Directly across the street from the University of Utah, the location is unparalleled. Whether reimagined for institutional use, revived as a landmark chapter house, or retained as a grand-scale single-family estate with historic presence and architectural weight, this legacy property offers flexibility, stature, and timeless appeal.