Enthusiasts of historic homes in downtown Phoenix will appreciate this restored bungalow built in 1914. Its original character is preserved with hardwood floors, brick fireplace, and art rail molding. The home was thoughtfully renovated in 2018 to suit a modern day buyer's lifestyle with to-code ABS plumbing, electrical, and HVACs. It now has four bedrooms, office, mudroom, and laundry with an apron sink. The renovations also include a large kitchen with designer appliances, a walk-in pantry, and an elegant butler's pantry connecting to the dining room -- all detailed with period features making for a seamless extension of the original historic footprint. The great room's second fireplace makes for a cozy night in and its wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling library with rolling ladder is the stuff of a bibliophile's dreams. Wood-framed four-panel accordion patio doors open the home to indoor/outdoor living and al fresco dining in the quiet backyard.

Roosevelt was Phoenix's very first historic district and is sought after for its proximity to restaurants along Roosevelt Row, Hance Park, Phoenix Library, Japanese Friendship Garden, First Friday arts events, transportation on the light rail, and more.

Historically significant. Impressive. Functionally modern. Likely to find a new owner right away.