Yaple Park Historic District is roughly bounded by 3rd and 7th Avenues, and Turney and Minnezona Avenues in Phoenix, Arizona.
Yaple Park Historic District homes sit on only the course of 3 streets. And, it’s adjacent and walking distance to the popular Melrose District on 7th Avenue which is a very hip and artsy.
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 toward the west end, or, walk to the Metro Light Rail on the east end.
Architectural Styles in Yaple Park
The only Craftsman in Yaple Park built in 1929
The architectural styles in Yaple Park Historic district resulted in a unique development homes which occurred between 1931 and 1949. Consequently, there are a wide variety of home styles.
Transitional Ranch Style Homes Dominate
Predominantly, simple Transitional Ranch style homes with long, shallow porches and Period Revival style homes along with a few art modern homes make up this historic districts elevations.
Additional Architectural Styles in Yaple Park Include:
- French Provincials
- English Cottages
- Monterey Revival
- Cape Cod
Square Footage of Yaple Park Historic Homes
Square footage averages around 1200 square feet, but there have been a lot of high quality additions recently from savvy investors.
What’s Nearby Yaple Park?
If you like the homes and location of Yaple Park, you might like North Encanto, Country Club Park, Woodlea and Pierson Place historic districts as well. Woodlea and Pierson Place is the other neighboring historic neighborhoods just west on the other side of 7th Avenue.
Between the 7’s
Basically, 7th Avenue is sandwiched between these two historic districts and both in pristine locations. Additionally, you may want to check out the coveted and booming Coronado Historic District homes for sale as the vibe is similar and hip.
