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Embrace Upscale Living in Our Downtown Salt Lake Apartments

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Embrace Upscale Living in Our Downtown Salt Lake Apartments

Paperbox Lofts isn't just a place to call home—it’s an experience that connects you to the pulse of the city and the serenity of nature. Imagine waking up to sweeping mountain views or the dynamic cityscape right outside your window, while the stunning mural nearby adds a burst of color to your daily routine. See what else we have to offer, starting with our studio, one, and two-bedroom apartments in Downtown Salt Lake City!
 

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Embrace Upscale Living in Our Downtown Salt Lake Apartments

With unique layouts, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows, every corner of our apartments in Salt Lake City is designed to make the most of your space. From the moment you step inside, you'll feel the openness and flexibility of each floor plan, offering stainless-steel appliances, extra storage, and smart home technology. Laundry days are no longer a hassle thanks to the washers and dryers, and winding down in the evening is a pleasure with our Juliet or large balconies that frame delightful views.

Studios

In our stylish studios, you no longer have to worry about crammed living. There’s plenty of space for you to enjoy with up to 672 square feet available.

One-Bedrooms

Cleverly designed so you can create your own retreat, our one-bedroom options feature up to a whopping 1,056 square feet.

Two-Bedrooms

Our most expansive homes are undoubtedly the two-bedroom ones, covering up to 1,152 square feet. 

Call today to claim one of our apartments in Downtown SLC!

Income Restrictions May Apply (Select Homes)
AMI Units are apartment homes that have income restrictions. 1-person households must make less than $44,520  annually,  2-person households must make less than $50,880 annually, 3-person households must make less than $57,240 annually, and 4-person households must make less than $63,600 annually.