There are addresses in Phoenix that carry real weight. This is one of them.
Built in 1928, when the lots surrounding Phoenix Country Club were among the most coveted in the state, this home arrived as part of a private world that was never meant to feel like a subdivision. Tree-canopied, irrigated, unhurried. Remarkably, it still does.
The house reads like something lifted from the Hollywood Hills of the same era. The proportions are generous without being ostentatious, the detailing deliberate in the way only hand-drawn architecture achieves, and the presence is one that newer construction simply cannot replicate regardless of budget.
The nearly 39,000-square-foot lot places the home in direct, unobstructed relationship with the golf course. It is one of the few addresses in central Phoenix where the city's energy is entirely invisible from your own backyard.
