Dayton Coronado Historic District Phoenix

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This home is small but mighty. New Listing. Super cute 2/2 within a charming historic district.  Every home is special and the neighborhood is family friendly for sure.  Step inside to the fully remodeled home with a great kitchen and everything you would need to prepare a meal. Sit up at the breakfast bar or each in the kitchen nook.  The attached living pace has a sofa with a chaise and large TV for relaxing.  It also doubles as a work space with a desk for working from home or just a spot for your laptop.  The split bedrooms are perfect for sharing the space.  Toward the front of the home is bedroom 2 with a large closet and twin daybed with a trundle.  Can easily sleep 2.  The 2nd bath is just off the kitchen and has a gorgeous shower.  The master in the rear of the home has a king sized bed, television and en-suite bath and walk in closet.  There is a back door off the leading out to the massive backyard.  Washer and Dryer are in the home as well as super fast wifi.  Be the first to call this a home away from home.  No garage at this one, but there is ample parking onsite, behind the gates or in the driveway. Perfect for relocation, traveling nurses or just a get away to the heart of Phoenix.  

Coronado Park Walking Distance: Amenities:  2 lighted tennis courts, shaded playground, 2 grills, restrooms, swimming pool, 2 lighted basketball courts, lighted softball field, baseball field, picnic area, benches, drinking fountain, parking, and security lighting.

Welcome to Coronado.
A neighborhood that’s a true community.
Located in midtown Phoenix, the Coronado neighborhood (often referred to as Greater Coronado) covers over 1-3/4 square miles (just under 1200 acres) and includes around 4,000 households. Three historic districts – Brentwood, Coronado and Country Club Park – make up much of the neighborhood. Hundreds of small businesses thrive on our periphery.  Walk to restaurants, bars and shopping.
The western side of Coronado was constructed largely between 1920 and 1930 and reflects the California Bungalow and Spanish Colonial Revival building styles; the northern side is predominantly ranch styles common of the 1940’s. Throughout the neighborhood you will find the occasional contemporary infill home. Much of our neighborhood falls within the Phoenix Historic Preservation zoning guidelines.
The Coronado neighborhood is centrally located and has direct access to major freeways, is within close proximity of the Phoenix downtown & central corridor, the “arts district”, the light rail line, and three major hospitals.