|
Phoenix Historical Homes Districts
Search Historic Phoenix
District Homes
The older part North
Central Phoenix area extends through the
Central Camelback Corridor just past Northern
Avenue. "North Central" is relative to
downtown Phoenix as the area has grown so much
in recent years. Many people believe that the North
Central Phoenix area is just an extension of the
ever-growing
downtown
Phoenix. There are so many beautiful, upscale
mansions and stately homes grace this area, which is
smothered with fragrant citrus trees. Huge, sprawling
ranches on very large lots with mature landscaping are
the common theme of home ownership in North Central
Phoenix.
This is where residents of
Phoenix
go to enjoy theater and the arts, restaurants and
boutiques, and where the Park Central Shopping Center
makes for a great date-meeting place. Also in the
neighborhood is
Encanto Park, which is an ideal place for fun
and relaxation. From paddle boats to the kid-oriented
Enchanted Island, the park stretches for hundreds of
acres.
Here, many homes have been maintained to give residents
a taste of mid-20th century character and charm. For a
tour through history, stroll
Medlock Place’s tree-lined streets and original
ranch-style homes, then walk, bike or saddle up and
meander down the 100-year-old, still-unpaved cross-town
trail of the Murphy Bridle Path.
North Central offers more than history, too. It offers
the ease of convenience of location. Only a few miles
from
downtown Phoenix,
Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, North Central is
quite convenient for anyone who works in the middle of
the city and beyond. Highways I-10 and I-17 are
just a very short drive.
Sunnyslope is located in at
the northern-most point of North Central Phoenix,
straight north on
Central Avenue. It is at the foot of North
Mountain of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve, to the end of
the Central Corridor, from 19th Avenue to the West and
at the Mountains to the East of Dunlap toward the South.
Sunnyslope is just now beginning to offer
upscale dining & wine cafes. When you drive down
Central Avenue, you’ll see new places springing up all
over the place to serve the savvy clientele this area is
enduring, once again. While there is no major shopping
in Sunnyslope, it is close to the
Biltmore and just a short jaunt down Central to
downtown Phoenix.
Real estate is becoming
quite popular in Sunnyslope again. The incredible
mountain views are bringing in residents who are tearing
down old homes and building from scratch, even in the
down market. There is a lot of money pouring into
Sunnyslope, even into the worst areas on the west side
are seeing new developments such as condos and new
apartment communities. You can buy condos,
single-family homes and multi-family in price ranges
from the very affordable to the luxury. Currently,
Sunnyslope is some of the most inexpensive land in
Maricopa County, if not THE most inexpensive. It's a
sleeping giant!
As Phoenix density continues, Sunnyslope land will
continue to rise in value at a pace that many won't
understand until it happens.
Call
Laura Boyajian today as she is also an investor
in Sunnyslope's commercial arena.
Search Sunnyslope and North Central
Phoenix Homes For Sale
|
Laura Boyajian
Mobile: 602.400.0008
Fax: 602.808.9559
Email:
Laura.B@cox.net
|
