Idylwilde Park Historic District homes, and there are only roughly 40, each hold an ownership interest in this small historic neighborhood.
Additionally, each home backs into its own, private 3-acre park with a pool shared strictly exclusively by its residents.
A Small, Nominal Annual HOA
Unlike other historic districts, the Idylwilde Park Club does have an nominal HOA.
This is for shared maintenance expenses for the community pool, a private park and water. It amounts to roughly a few hundred dollars per homeowner per year. However, the owners love the privacy and privilege.
In October 7, 1928 The Arizona Republican, which was the paper’s name at the time, advertised aggressively each day in the week prior to the subdivision’s opening flaunting the private, 3-acre park.
Idylwilde Park Historic District Period of Significance:
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