
Apartments near Red Butte Garden and Arboretum in Salt Lake City, UT (226 Rentals)


Victory Heights

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425 S 1000 E, Unit 201c

1004 E 200 S

718 S Elizabeth St

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1136 E 100 S, Unit 2

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2183 E Logan Ave

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1604 S 2200 E

2118 Browning Ave

460 S 1200 E

1198 Browning Ave

1210 Sherman Ave

1156 E St

1509 Foothill Dr

2365 Bryan Ave

518 Koneta Ct

1545 S 2300 E

1509 Foothill Dr

1509 Foothill Dr

1509 Foothill Dr

1509 Foothill Dr

915 Park Row St

1160 Foothill Dr

357 S 1300 E

1577 E Tomahawk Dr

1110 E 200 S

515 S 1000 E

1430 S 1300 E

Nels Hall House Apartments

Davenport Lofts

Liberty Manor

Fairbanks House Apartments

1901 E Southcampus Dr

Canyon Crest Condominiums

900 S Donner Way

Donner Towers

Emigration Oaks Condos

Presidential Villas

Gavel Apartments

Laird Apartments

Oakhills-Bench Tower Condominiums

The Burton

U House

309-311 S 1300 E

227 S 1300 E
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When you live in a Red Butte Garden apartment, you have a world of beautiful plants, hiking space and gorgeous natural beauty just outside your door. The residents of Red Butte Garden and Arboretum apartments have lots to do at the park besides hanging out and looking at plants. For people who live in Salt Lake City apartments, an incredible outdoor concert series is offered at the amphitheater, as well as seasonal festivals, classes and plant sales. Your Salt Lake City apartment complex could even host a party here, it's that diverse. Pack from the Salt Lake City apartment a paintbrush and canvas or book for the sitters, a bike or walking shoes for the exerciser, or your book and binoculars for the birdwatcher. Yes, you may hang out, exercise or pursue birds and insects here on the tranquil grounds. You pay just $6 for adults or $4 for seniors and kids at the park, but if it provides a nice escape from your Red Butte Garden apartments, you may join as an individual for only $30 a year, $40 for couples, or $55 for a family or circle of friends (you plus three others). Membership allows you to come and go year round with no admission price to pay. Before you move out of your Salt Lake City apartment and into your beautiful new home with a backyard, make sure you visit Red Butte Garden and Arboretum for all the latest in tips on horticulture. The park is operated by the University of Utah, and that's got to have some credibility, don't ya think?
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