Located in the heart of the Roosevelt Historic District, this beautifully restored 1912 craftsman bungalow offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Phoenix history. Commonly referred to as the Austin Winfield Morrill House, the charm of this home has never left! Thoughtfully updated to blend original designs with modern convenience, this home is a perfect balance of past and present. You'll even have one of Phoenix's last, if not the last, original hitching posts streetside, for your horse and carriage! A grand front porch welcomes you into a space rich with historic character. Inside, original details such as leaded glass windows, custom built-ins, and mouldings preserve the home's timeless appeal. The parlor and formal dining room feature stunning period woodwork, ... beamed ceilings, and a fireplace framed by leaded glass. The expanded kitchen is designed for both beauty and function, boasting a Viking 48" six-burner stove with double ovens, porcelain polished countertops, Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer and custom cabinetry. Newly installed 3/4" maple hardwood floors flow throughout, enhancing the home's warm and inviting atmosphere. Upstairs, a sunlit family room with vaulted 16-foot ceilings provides a spacious retreat. Two expansive primary suites each offer custom tile baths, walk-in closets, and access to private balconies. From these north and south balconies, breathtaking views of Downtown and Uptown Phoenix create a stunning backdrop. The lush backyard is a private oasis, complete with a deck, and mature landscapingideal for relaxing or entertaining. Significant upgrades through the years, including new plumbing, an updated electrical panel with underground utilities, HVAC systems, and sewer line, ensure modern comfort and peace of mind. This rare historic home offers exceptional character, space, and contemporary amenities in one of Phoenix's most sought-after neighborhoods. Don't miss the chance to own a beautifully preserved piece of the city of Phoenix's history!

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August 5, 2025