Supplements: Key Features: Bright & Comfortable Living Space: Plenty of natural light creates a welcoming atmosphere throughout the home. Historic Charm: A beautiful exposed brick accent wall adds character and timeless appeal while complementing the home's modern touches. Inviting Kitchen: Eat-in kitchen featuring sleek white appliances, a center island, and a ... (Read more) Key Features: Bright & Comfortable Living Space: Plenty of natural light creates a welcoming atmosphere throughout the home. Historic Charm: A beautiful exposed brick accent wall adds character and timeless appeal while complementing the home's modern touches. Inviting Kitchen: Eat-in kitchen featuring sleek white appliances, a center island, and ample white cabinetry for plenty of storage. Primary Suite: Comfortable primary bedroom with an en suite bathroom featuring a relaxing soaking tub. Stylish Flooring: A combination of vinyl and tile flooring offers a clean, durable, and easy-to-maintain finish. Neutral Paint: Neutral tones throughout create a warm, versatile backdrop for any style of décor. Convenient In-Unit Laundry: Enjoy the convenience of having laundry right inside the home. Private Outdoor Space: Fenced yard provides a great space for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying the outdoors. Prime Location: Conveniently located near shopping, dining, entertainment, and everyday essentials, with easy access to major roadways and local attractions. Don't miss the opportunity to make this charming and character-filled home yours! See it today! Jump on your chance to live in this great historic neighborhood minutes away from Downtown Phoenix. Enjoy all the luxuries and conveniences of living downtown without having to sacrifice the comforts of living in a home! This fully remodeled bungalow features upgraded kitchen, private backyard and inside laundry. This home is a quick bike ride or walk to plenty of restaurants, shopping, ASU Downtown campus and easy access to I-10! AVAIL ASAP! The Garfield Historic District contains primarily modest bungalows and Period Revival style homes but it also includes a noteworthy concentration of older turn of-the-century structures, including the largest concentration of "Pyramid Cottages" in Phoenix. The neighborhood provides a sampling of architectural styles from the earliest vernacular homes in Phoenix to the early Ranch-style homes that would become prevalent following World War II.