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Garfield Historic District homes are located in the boundaries of roughly Roosevelt to Van Buren, 7th Street to 16th Street
North Garfield Historic District homes are bounded by I-10 to Roosevelt, 7th Street to 16th Street.
Walk and Bike Your Way Around Garfield
Garfield Historic District homes for sale in Downtown Phoenix are walkable and bikeable. Also, The Metro Phoenix Light Rail is a hop away to take you to all venues in the core downtown offers.
Garfield and North Garfield Historic Districts are one of the most coveted neighborhoods right now due to its closeness directly into the downtown Phoenix core.
Garfield and North Garfield Homes
The greater Garfield neighborhood is about one square mile, stretching from the I-10 to Van Buren, from 7th Street to 16th Street, and holds two historic districts: Garfield and North Garfield.
Both districts were placed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 2010.
Benefits of Buying a Garfield or North Garfield Historic Home:
- Art Galleries galore
- Roosevelt Row
- First Friday Art Walks
- The Phoenix Public Market
- Chase Field
- Close to many Museums
- ASU Downtown Campus
- NAU Campus Downtown Phoenix
- U of A Campus Downtown Phoenix
- T-GEN Research Institute
- Close to many Concert Venues
- TONS of new and old fine restaurants like the 5-star Pizzeria Bianco
- Nightlife – Clubs & pubs popping up EVERYWHERE
- Close to Freeways
- Close to Phoenix Sky Harbor Int’l Airport
- Walk to the Phoenix Metro Light Rail
- Close to Nearby parks including Florence Crittenden Home, Verde Park and Townsend Park
Garfield Homes Architectural Styles and Square Footage
Garfield Historic homes square footage range is vast in this neighborhood ranging from modest Bungalows averaging 800 square feet to Period Revival homes around 1800 square feet.
Also, there are some Spanish Colonials, Ranch Style homes and English Cottages. Additionally, a few of these homes were built as early as 1883! Amazing! The history in Garfield is abundant and the architecture is truly noteworthy.
Garfield Historic Homes are in a Highly Walkable Neighborhood
The Walk Score in Garfield is “Very Walkable,” the Bike Score is “Very Bikeable” and, the Transit Score is extremely low!
It’s only a few minute drive into the core of Downtown Phoenix or just a few additional minutes by bike. You can use that to easily access the ROOSEVELT/CENTRAL AVENUE Metro Light Rail Station stop.