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Homes in North Encanto Historic District Sit Between 15th Avenue on the East, 19th Avenue on the West, Thomas Road on the South, and Osborn Road on the North
North Encanto Historic District homes are in a coveted Central Phoenix neighborhood with the most intact Transitional ranches in the State of Arizona.
It’s an absolutely wonderful neighborhood and one you don’t want to overlook.
Architecture Home Styles In North Encanto
The home styles in the North Encanto Historic District, where I call “home” for more than 22 years, has an overwhelming number of Transitional Ranches with clay tile.
Some other home characteristics include low-pitched roofs, double-hung wood windows or steel casement windows.
Variety of Old Windows
The variety of windows actually define many of the home’s unique look. Some classic examples bend around a corner. And others which are just old-fashioned, square, hand-crafted, double hung wood windows with rope with weight pulley’s.
Extensively Remodeled Retaining Original Features
Many of these historic homes have been extensively remodeled while maintaining most, if not all of the original features. This includes built-in cabinets, arched room entries, and funky colored tile in the bathroom and kitchens. In most homes, you’ll still see the original mail slot and milk bins.
Beautiful Circular Streets with Mature Landscaping
The beautiful, cleanly-lined, wide streets have an abundance of mature landscaping and trees. Combined with stunning brick and block homes in North Encanto Historic District make this neighborhood a head-turner.
There’s a high demand for residency. A few streets, such as the Flower Circles, are named appropriately because their circular streets are just something you don’t see a lot of in Phoenix.
A Tight Community Also Known as NENA
North Encanto Historic District, also known by “NENA,” is a VERY tight community where neighbors know each other well.
As a result, numerous, regular block parties are regularly thrown. Residents meet & greet and look out for each other in all ways from walking their dogs, and mingling with fellow neighbors while strolling their children.
And, you’ll frequently find homeowners even cruising around on golf carts. Yes, golf carts.
Homeowners in North Encanto Have An Amazing Holiday Spirit
The holiday spirit shines with loaded with decorations galore, street parties and just tons of good old-fashioned neighborhood fun.
This is in direct proportion to the the 1940s and 1950s lifestyle with hip, fun people of all ages. Consequently, it’s beyond a quaint place to live. I LOVE living here!
Historic Districts Nearby North Encanto
Other historic districts near North Encanto you may love very close. For example, Campus Vista Historic District, Del Norte Place, FQ Story, Encanto-Palmcroft, and Country Club Park Historic District.
You can also go just a little north and east which will land you in the popular Melrose District centered between Woodlea Historic District and Pierson Place Historic District.
North Encanto Historic District From Past to Present
The history of North Encanto historic district is absolutely worth reading, especially if you’re a history buff. And, if you’re considering moving into this district and have kids, you can check out the schools in the area.
Looking for an insider’s perspective on North Encanto? Watch our exclusive North Encanto Historic District Video Interview and Neighborhood History Guide to discover the architecture, local dining spots, and unique lifestyle that makes this community so highly sought after. After all, the people who live in North Encanto are as unique as their homes.
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Thinking about Selling Your North Encanto Home?
If you’re thinking about selling your North Encanto home, why not hire a real estate agent who lives in the neighborhood? Please contact me for a no obligation consult. My cell phone number is 602-400-0008 or you can email me.