Search All Homes For Sale in Yaple Park Historic Phoenix District
Houses in Yaple Park Historic District are Bound by 3rd and 7th Avenues, and Turney and Minnezona Avenues in Phoenix, Arizona
Yaple Park Historic District homes sit on only three darling streets.
The neighborhood purposely maintains its peaceful, nostalgic feel by preserving its rural roots, yet is vibrant surroundings offer plenty of amenities.
It’s adjacent and walking distance to the popular Melrose District on 7th Avenue with a very hip and artsy vibe.
Also nearby is the 75-acre Steele Indian School Park complete with a dog park, a 2.5-acre urban fishing lake, a walking trail and an outdoor amphitheater.
Neighborhood Landscape Features
With features like unpaved sidewalks and curbs, urban street-side irrigation, mature palm trees, and lush green lawns, this is not a historic district to miss.
A Very Walkable and Bikeable Neighborhood
This is a wonderful neighborhood to live in if you like to walk or bike to old unique shops, coffee houses and restaurants. Residents can complete most daily errands on foot. The Central Avenue Metro Light Rail is about a half mile walk to the east to for a quick connection to downtown Phoenix, Tempe, and Mesa. The walk score is 75 out of 100.
For biker’s, it’s a paradise because the fully paved, car-free Grand Canal path is easily accessible from Yaple Park’s northern border which connect to other paths. The bike score is 83 out of 100.
Architectural Styles in Yaple Park
The architectural styles in Yaple Park are extremely unique. The homes were built between 1931 and 1949 and just ooze beauty.
Additionally, there’s a wide variety of architectural home styles. Buying a home and living in this district will not disappoint.
Transitional Ranch Style Homes Dominate
Predominantly, simple Transitional Ranch style homes with long, shallow porches and Period Revival style homes combined with a few art modern homes make up this historic districts elevations.
Additional Architectural Styles in Yaple Park Include:
- French Provincials
- English Cottages
- Craftsman Style Bungalows
- Pueblo Revival
- Spanish Colonial Revivals
- Monterey Revival
- Cape Cod
- Adobe Style
Square Footage of Yaple Park Historic Homes
Square footage averages around 1,200 square feet, but there have been a lot of high quality additions recently from savvy investors and residents with many homes upward of 1,800. There are also many homes that are under 1,000 square feet.
A Vibrant Location Between the 7s
Referred to as Between the 7s, Yaple Park is tucked within the 7th Avenue and the 7th Street grid corridor. It sits directly east of Woodlea and directly south of Pierson Place, separated by a major roadway and a canal.
Historic Districts Near Yaple Park
7th Avenue is sandwiched between Woodlea and Pierson Place neighboring historic districts which are also between the 7s. Both are in pristine locations. Pierson Place is directly north and Woodlea is directly west.
If you like the homes and location of Yaple Park, you might like North Encanto, Country Club Park, and the coveted, booming Coronado Historic District homes for sale. The vibe in all of these districts are similarly hip.
Contact Laura Boyajian to Buy or Sell a Yaple Park Historic Home
If you’re considering buying a home in Yaple Park, or selling a Yaple Park home, Laura Boyajian specializes in historic homes and has been helping people buy and sell in Yaple Park for 22 years.
Please contact me anytime on my cell at (602) 400-0008 for premium buyer and seller services. I help people in Yaple Park and the 36 historic Phoenix districts in central and downtown Phoenix.
Homes For Sale In Yaple Park Historic District
