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A little European countryside in the heart of historic Willo. Set along iconic Palm Lane, this picturesque 1930 Tudor is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Phoenix history. Beautifully renovated and thoughtfully updated, the home strikes a lovely balance between its original character and the comforts of modern living. Much of its historic detail remains beautifully intact, including coved ceilings, plaster walls, original wood floors, a charming pink-tiled bathroom, a wood-burning fireplace, and the home's distinctive brick exterior. These timeless details are complemented by extensive improvements throughout, creating a home that feels both thoughtfully preserved and wonderfully livable. The European-inspired kitchen is a standout, featuring soapstone countertops, Semi-Hand cabinetry, an AGA range, Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, integrated dishwasher, farmhouse porcelain sink, painted wood floors, and Devol lighting. Beyond the kitchen, the backyard unfolds like a countryside garden, with raised garden beds, a chicken coop, flower gardens, mature shade trees, and a surrounding ficus hedge. Private, peaceful, and full of character, it is a delightful setting to enjoy the outdoors and a slower pace of living. Life on Palm Lane offers something equally special. Located in the heart of historic Willo, residents enjoy a wonderful sense of community, with neighborhood gatherings, home tours, fairs, and some of the Valley's favorite dining, parks, and shops just moments away. There is a particular pleasure in owning a home with this much history on one of Phoenix's most recognizable historic streets. Behind its storybook appeal, the home offers an impressive list of practical improvements, including owned solar, a 2022 electrical panel and updated electrical throughout, 2023 HVAC, 2023 water heater, and a new roof in 2023 on both the main home and detached garage. The garage is also equipped with an EV charger and access from the alley. A distinctive home, a beautiful garden, and a special place in Phoenix history, this is Palm Lane living at its best.
