GIANT LOT OPPORTUNITY 3 LOTS-Lot 910, 916 and Lot 18 included! Excellent location that is on the National Register of Historic Places! The George E. Cisney House is signi...
Spruced up! Remodeled from top to bottom, this triple income earning single family + guest house + finished basement historic bungalow is a rare and beautiful offering in...
Live in the main home while collecting $2,190/month in rental income from two tenant-occupied guest houses! Located in the heart of the Garfield Historic District, offers...
Back on market--previous buyer couldn't perform, creating another chance to own this Downtown Phoenix gem! Experience the energy of Downtown Phoenix from the Historic Gar...
Two homes, one lot, blocks from Downtown Phoenix's energy. The main house has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a den, enough room to actually spread out, not just list specs...
back on market vacant with new flooring! Charming Central Phoenix home. Participating property in the Garfield historic district. This unique property offers 1974 sq ft. ...
Experience timeless elegance in this beautifully restored historic home, where classic architecture meets refined modern living. Sun-filled rooms, graceful lines, and war...
Two fully furnished units with proven rental history in North Garfield Historic District! Front 1BR/1BA home rented for $2,200/month for the past year; tenant just moved ...
Own a brand-new, energy-efficient home in the heart of the Garfield neighborhood! Perfectly positioned just minutes from downtown Phoenix, this modern new construction of...
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Discover the charm of historic Downtown Phoenix living in the desirable Garfield District! This fully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home blends historic architecture wi...
Welcome home, highly sought-after Garfield Historic Neighborhood, just minutes from down town and Roosevelt Row Arts District, right in the middle of all points of intere...
Up to $17,500 Down Payment Assistance to qualified buyers, helping make homeownership more attainable. Rare opportunity to own a brand-new home in the historic downtown P...
PRICE IMPROVEMENT+SELLER CONCESSIONS toward buyer closing costs or rate buydown! This home is an exciting opportunity to own in the heart of Central PHX! Located less tha...
Experience the charm of historic Phoenix living with a modern twist! Minutes from the vibrant Garfield District and the heart of Downtown Phoenix, this fully remodeled bu...
Step into timeless charm with this beautifully updated 1926 brick bungalow nestled in the heart of Phoenix's sought-after Garfield Historic District. Blending historic ch...
Don't miss this amazing home located in Phoenix's Historic YET newest up and coming neighborhood. This stunning 1935 Garfield bungalow is walking distance to some of the ...
NEW PRICE: $385,000 + FRESHLY PAINTED EXTERIOR! Discover downtown charm in the sought-after North Garfield Historic District. Minutes from Roosevelt Row, downtown Phoe...
After investing $110K into remodeling, almost everything in this home is new as of 2025, including AC, roof, plumbing, wiring, sewer line, foundation,framing of both side...
INVESTOR SPECIAL! LOTS OF UPSIDE. Fantastic opportunity to own this 2-bed, 1-bath home situated on a fully fenced lot! Newer A/C 3 yr. Roof is less than 3 years. The fro...
Great opportunity to own this 2-bed, 1-bath home located in the Garfield Historic District, minutes from Down Town & Chase Field. With newer A/C, & Stucco, the front porc...
Opportunity for homeowners, investors, or builders! This 2-bedroom, 1-bath home offers the option to live in it, renovate it, or hold it as a rental. The reported R-3 mul...
Fully rebuilt 1938 bungalow in the Garfield Historic District, minutes from everything downtown Phoenix has to offer. This 1 bed, 1 bath home lives larger than its footpr...
Charming 1926 Craftsman bungalow in the highly sought-after Garfield Historic neighborhood, just minutes from Downtown Phoenix and Roosevelt Row Arts District. Enjoy unbe...
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North Garfield Historic District boundaries are roughly: I-10 to Roosevelt, 7th Street to 16th Street
Garfield Historic District boundaries are roughly: Roosevelt to Van Buren, 7th Street to 16th Street
For 15 years, Maureen has been saying that Garfield will be the place to live. Dana and Kim, founders of Alwun House Foundation and restorers of the imposing Alwun House on the corner of 12th Street and Roosevelt, have been saying that for twice as long. Then there’s Don, reluctant skeptic, who is slowly coming around now that small proofs of Garfield’s resurgence are appearing with more frequency.
One of those successes is the Portland 38 condos near 7th Street, where units that first sold for an average price of $200,000 now sell for around $500,000. Who’d have thought? Another example is the green remodel of a foreclosed property on McKinley near 15th Street. That one had a buyer while work was still underway.
The greater Garfield neighborhood is about one square mile, stretching from the I-10 to Van Buren, from 7th Street to 16th Street, and holds two historic districts–Garfield and North Garfield. Both districts were placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010, another success for the neighborhood.
There have been intrepid souls living in Garfield for decades, but the number of them seems to be increasing of late. They are turning ramshackle rentals into charming abodes that students at the downtown ASU and U of A campuses can afford to own.
Garfield and North Garfield are still two of the most affordable historic districts in Phoenix, especially if you are willing to do some remodeling and restoration yourself, and they put you about as close as you can possibly be to downtown. The neighborhood is walkable to Roosevelt Row and First Friday happenings, Chase Field, the science and children’s museums… to everything downtown really. Should you feel the need venture farther than your feet will take you, bicycle over to the light rail and go!
Square footage is all over the map in the Garfields, from modest Bungalows averaging 800 square feet to Period Revival homes closer to 1800 square feet, some of them built as early as 1883 (which makes them practically ancient in the scheme of Phoenix). There is history here. And new chapters are being written every day as urban pioneers invest their time and energy into rehabilitating properties into historic gems. If that sounds like you, you may want to start looking in the Garfields.
PS Just like the housing choices, restaurant choices in Garfield are all over the map in terms of price and ambiance. First and foremost, though, you must try Rito’s at 907 N 14th Street (until 6:30 Tuesday through Friday, until 4:00 Monday and Saturday, closed Sunday) It hardly looks like a restaurant at all, and there’s little signage to let you know that you’ve arrived, but it is worth the hunt for their incredible green chili burro. When you can afford to wait, 5-star Pizzeria Bianco (7th Street & Adams) is worth every minute of anticipation. And when you are in the mood for a bustling atmosphere, head toward the produce department in Los Altos Ranch Market (1602 E Roosevelt) until you find the cafeteria-style cocina and help yourself tothe watermelon aqua fresca before you get in line to order the very reasonably priced daily special. It’s all good.