1841 N 16th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85007

The WC. Romney house, this classic 1938 painted brick Western ranch is located in the Fairview Place historic District. Same owner since 1971. The house has exceptional curb appeal, lush natural vegetation, and is loaded with all the features you desire. It offers approximately 1,433 sq.ft. with exposed concrete floors, the home's floor plan is unique in the respect that there is a family room. All original kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets and tile. Out back, you will be pleased to see a red brick barbeque, in addition, there is a private grassy yard area and detached storage building. Fairview Place was one of the first attempts at large-scale residential subdivisions in Phoenix. By the end of 1928, nine homes had been completed, reflecting six different styles including Tudor Revival, Territorial, Spanish Colonial Revival and Western Ranch. Construction continued until 1948, with the latter styles reflecting the emergence of the streamlined style termed Art Moderne' and the Transitional Ranch. Fairview Place has been called home by many of the prominent business and political figures throughout Phoenix's history, as well as many of the developers who helped form the project. Andy and J.R. Womack, of the Andy Womack Building Company constructed many of the homes in Fairview Place and both, also, called it home. Alfred Anderson, of the building firm Maxwell & Anderson, also lived here. Former Arizona Governor, Wesley Bolin, lived in Fairview Place when he was first elected as Secretary of State. If you are searching for a creative solutions, many Phoenicians have returned to the past and are rediscovering the essence of Fairview Place. This home retains the historic charm. Walk score 42 Bike score 62