Nestled in the heart of Salt Lake City's coveted Capitol Hill neighborhood is a beautiful, one-of-a-kind Victorian residence brimming with character and charm, not to mention fascinating history. The original owner of this home, Elizabeth Ann Pugsley, was instrumental in the passing of the 19th amendment to the Constitution. This home offers plentiful living space to make your own, featuring classic architectural details and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Before you walk through the front door, you’ll be greeted by the bright colors and stunning brick façade on the exterior. Rich wood floors sit beneath your feet and complement the expansive windows, which allow natural light to seep into the living spaces. The primary bedroom has a spacious en suite bathroom with a double vanity. The other four bedrooms, each with unique attributes, also boast multiple large windows that create bright and sunny spaces. Four of the bedrooms are attached to their own private bathrooms, perfect for hosting guests or lending privacy to residents. The upstairs living area is a perfect space for a TV area or playroom, yoga, or curling up with a good book. The office/library boasts floor-to-ceiling built-in bookshelves and a perfect working environment. In the kitchen you will discover a farmhouse-style sink and upgraded cabinetry for accessible storage. The island features a gas cooktop and bar seating along with marble countertops. The formal dining room leads into the main-level living area, which offers a high-ceilinged entertainment space with chandelier. As you wander across the front porch, you will note plenty of room for outdoor seating and a porch swing or cozy furniture. The home sits on more than a quarter acre of land and offers a detached three-car garage, almost unheard of in this area. One bay was previously used as an artist studio. If you want to own a charming and unique piece of Salt Lake history, look no further!