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Located along Monte Vista Road between 3rd and 7th
streets, Phoenix, Arizona.
Deep landscaped lawns and large Revival Style and
Craftsman custom homes make up the smallest historic
district in Phoenix; Los Olivos. The beautiful
palm-lined streetscape, which is not too common in
downtown Phoenix, adds to the historic value and
integrity of this district.
The original developers of Los Olivos Historic
District aimed for quality construction, well-heeled
buyers and stable property values. You'll probably find
a grand living room, formal dining room, and detached
garage on any one of these thre-quarters of an acre
estates. You may find a wine cellar or tennis courts,
library or guest quarters.
The average square footage of a Los Olivos home means
little since each is custom built and unique, but that
average is 2,800 square feet, typically with 4 or 5
bedrooms and a similar number of baths.
Los Olivos Historic District was a prestigious
out-of-town address when these homes were custom built
in the 1920's. Although the city has grown around Los
Olivos over the decades and it is now central Phoenix,
it hasn’t lost any of that original prestige. Homes
rarely come on the market and, when they do, they are
some of the priciest historic real estate in Phoenix.
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Laura
Boyajian
Cell: 602.400.0008
Fax: 602.808.9559
email:
Laura.B@cox.net
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Office
DPR Realty, LLC
16 W. Camelback Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85013
Phone: (602) 212-1600
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