Furnished Lodging for Business Travelers
Furnished Lodging for Business Travelers
1680 W thornhill Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84123, USA
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Well-presented furnished one and two bedroom executive housing rentals within a traditional development in Salt Lake City, UT. Located a few miles south of the city, the development is convenient for I-215 and I-15, Murray Central Station, Intermountain Medical Center, Midvalley Health Center, Fashion Place, Salt Lake Community College and Valley Regional Park.
Apartments can include high ceilings with fans, large closets, fully equipped kitchen, private patio or balcony, central air and heat. The development can include a BBQ area, business center, fitness center, hot tub, sports courts, heated pool and covered parking.
The development is located at 1680 W. Thornhill Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84123. It’s a commutable position by shopping, dining, freeways, light rail, Murray Parkway Golf Course, Fore Lakes Golf Course, Meadow Brook Golf Course, Willow Pond Park Playground, Gardner Village, The Shops at Fort Union, Taylorsville Town Center and Dixie Valley Shopping Center.
4.6 miles away from Tesla
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