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Willo Historic District homes sit between Thomas and McDowell Roads and Central and 7th Avenues in Phoenix
Willo Historic District homes and the lifestyle in Central Phoenix is about realizing you’re a part of urban vibrancy that make up central and downtown Phoenix area.
Why Live In the Willo Neighborhood?
When people think about Historic Phoenix Districts, Willo comes to mind eight times out of ten.
So does the thought of living in a vintage home while being in the heart of Central Phoenix with downtown Phoenix just a hop away.
A Unique Reason to Live in Willo
Simply put, there’s something to be said for living in a unique, early 19th century home in the fifth largest city in the nation, while having the luxury of all amenities at your fingertips.
Architectural Style Homes In Willo
Well, let’s just say that Tudors, Bungalows, and Spanish Colonials are abundant.
The stunning homes are classic historic examples from the 1920s and 1930s with hardwood floors and multi-paned windows which line the streets to head-turning admirers in the southern end of the Willo Historic District.
In fact, Willo’s annual home tour usually has the highest turn out of any historic district. It ranks right up there with Encanto-Palmcroft’s.
Additional Architectural Styles In Willow Historic District:
- Monterrey Style
- Pueblo Revival
- American Colonial Revival
- French Provincial
- Greek Revival
- Mission Revival
- English Revival
- Georgian Revival
- Ranch Style
Home Sizes and Square Footage of Willo Homes
Although Willo homes are pricey, there’s a little something for everyone in this sought after neighborhood..
You can find everything from a modest 2 bedroom, 1 bath home with around 1200 square feet to a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home with around 3000 square feet. However, there’s also a whole lot of in-between.
From the Midwest or East Coast Looking to Move to Phoenix?
Frequently, when people call me from the Midwest or east coast wanting to move to Phoenix, Willo is at the top of their list. Mainly, because it has a similar feel and vibe.
It’s also because this immaculate central Phoenix residential neighborhood has superior kept homes with manicured lawns making up almost a square mile.
And, it lies just north of downtown Phoenix so you can walk and bike to all things that make you happy.
