165 South Main Street Salt Lake City, UT 84111

The Herald Building, designed by architect John C. Craig and completed in 1905, is a historic landmark located in the heart of Salt Lake City's Central Business District. The building is situated on Main Street, one building north of Second South, and is near the City Creek Center, Eccles Theatre, Galivan Plaza, Capital Theater, Temple Square, The Salt Palace, major banks, government offices, State and Federal Courts, and numerous restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. The building features restored turn-of-the-century tin cornices atop twin towers, including broken pediments, volutes, lions heads, cove moldings, brackets, and flag poles. Two central atriums serve as focal points for the upper floors, with the second floor having physical access and floors three through five enjoying the open ambiance. The building has been redesigned and restructured internally to offer modern and functional office space. The property has a total size of 32440 square feet and includes an interior atrium skylight that adds light to all floors. There is direct access from floors to structured parking, and each floor includes a kitchenette and private restrooms. The building is surrounded by downtown restaurants and features a Three Pines Coffee Shop located within the building. The Herald Building offers office space for rent.