Historic 1930’s Arizona Dairy Homestead Ranch-home

This charming 1930’s home was part of an original homestead parcel and the main home of a working Phoenix Dairy. Located at the very outskirts of town, this once remote location looks forward 80 years to become a rare find nestled in a convenient Biltmore area setting! And what a find: a well maintained 1930’s home completed with oak floors, Phoenix Brick and original windows, it also sports a wonderful 1950’s feel too with a large master... 

Homestead Tract 1930’s Adobe Homes

Unique Hand-built 19370’s Adobe homes can be found in the in Phoenix Homestead Historic District. Phoenix Homestead has significant historical merit that speaks of a time when hand built homes and communal gardens made owning your own home a reality. To this day, it’s as if time has stood still. Most of these homes offer near-perfect scale and balance of proportion. Many of these structures, including the one featured were designed by... 

Charming Coronado Historic District Area

This remodeled 1930’s red brick bungalow in Historic Coronado area is a nice example of the diverse historic homes found within this location. Hardwood floors throughout the living room, bathroom finished with travertine stone, many original architectural features including built in ironing board, built in book case and coved ceilings. This really is a fortunate find: Great condition with enclosed porch – a classic vintage charmer and a prime... 

Historic 1900 Los Olivos Bungalow

Located on one of the most beautiful streets in Phoenix, this home is a good example of what can be found in the Los Olivos Tract, a historic addition that comprises the second half of the venerable “WILLO” moniker. In this area you’ll find one of the largest historic neighborhoods showcasing Tudor, Spanish Revival, Bungalow, Craftsman and Ranch styles built between the 1920s and 1930s. The Monte Vista Neighborhood (Los Olivos Historic...