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Homes in La Hacienda Historic District are bounded by 3rd Street to 7th Street, Catalina Drive south to Thomas Road.
La Hacienda Historic District Homes lay on only two streets that make up La: Verde Lane and Catalina Drive, between 3rd and 7th Streets.
Dominant Architectural Types:
Homes in La Hacienda are mainly Monterrey, Spanish, Mediterranean Revival and Ranch homes which dominate this small historic district.
Homes don’t come up for sale very often in this exquisite district
The La Hacienda Historic District spans only two streets: Verde Lane and Catalina Drive between 3rd and 7th streets in Central Phoenix.
Architectural Home Styles in La Hacienda Historic District
Monterrey, Spanish and Mediterranean Revival-style homes are recessed behind grassy lawns along curbless streets.
This is reminiscent of the older & more rural days. In a city that loves to put cement curbing everywhere, the absence of it is notable and refreshing here. And, we’re pretty sure your car doors will thank you.
A Beautiful, Family Friendly Location
Cruising through La Hacienda puts you under the shade of mature trees, giving this district great credit on the pedestrian friendly, high walkable scores and high, family friendly ratings.
Square Footage
La Hacienda is a wonderful choice if you are looking for a home with history that also has large square footage. The typical Revival-style home has an average of 3200 square feet with at least 3 bedrooms, and usually 3 baths, usually on a 1/2 acre or more of lush grounds.
Newer, Ranch-style homes have an average of 1800 square feet, typically with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths and sits on smaller downtown lot size but still with a good lawn size.
A Wonderful, Central Phoenix Location & the Phoenix Country Club
The gorgeous Phoenix County Club, said to inspire this upscale neighborhood back in the 1920s, is La Hacienda’s neighbor to the east of 7th Street.
The light rail on Central Avenue is a quick jaunt 1/3 mile to the west and the gourmet ghetto of Coronado Historic District offers so many restaurant choices on 7th Street just south of Thomas Road.
What’s Nearby La Hacienda Historic District?
If these homes call to you but you can’t find one available, you might want to check out the Country Club Manor neighborhood / Phoenix Country Club across 7th Street.
You’ll probable also love the Alvarado and Encanto-Palmcroft Historic Districts. If the landscaping of La Hacienda appeals to you, check out the Adobe homes of the Phoenix Homesteads Historic District.