133 E Palm Lane , A

Description

Located in the historic Chateau de Ville community near Downtown Phoenix, this distinctive residence is part of a mid-century development designed by architect Ronald W. (Walsh) Craik and built by the respected firm Staman & Fields in the early 1960s. When it debuted in 1964, Chateau de Ville was promoted as ''the most gorgeous condominium'' and ''luxury living at its best,'' quickly earning a reputation as ''a most excellent address.'' Today, that legacy lives on in this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence offering nearly 1,950 square feet of classic mid-century design. Inside, you'll find parquet wood floors, crown molding, built-ins, and expansive living and dining spaces that create a warm and inviting vibe perfect for entertaining or relaxed everyday living. The galley kitchen with breakfast nook and generous pantry blends charm and functionality, while wall-to-wall Arcadia doors open to covered patios and courtyard views, bringing the outdoors in. The primary suite features a large walk-in closet and an ensuite bath with double vanity and walk-in shower, while additional bedrooms offer flexibility for guests, a home office, or creative space. Set in Phoenix's vibrant Arts District, the location places you minutes from Phoenix Art Museum, the Heard Museum, Burton Barr Central Library, and The Phoenix Theatre Company, along with downtown restaurants, galleries, and cultural venues. With a Walk Score of 78 and Bike Score of 66, plus easy walking access to the light rail, the neighborhood makes it simple to explore the best of Central Phoenix without ever getting in the car. Blending mid-century architecture, generous living space, and one of Central Phoenix's most culturally rich locations, this home offers a rare opportunity to experience a true architectural gem in the heart of the city.