301 W OREGON Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85013 (MLS# 6079556)

Special Listing Cond: N/A

Architecture: Territorial/Santa Fe

Master Bathroom: 3/4 Bath Master Bdrm

Master Bedroom: Downstairs

Additional Bedroom: Separate Bedroom Exit; Other Bedroom Walk-in Closet

Fireplace: 1 Fireplace; Fireplace Family Rm

Flooring: Concrete; Tile

Pool Features: No Pool

Spa: None

Community Features: Historic District; Near Light Rail Stop

Dining Area: Dining in LR/GR; Breakfast Room

Kitchen Features: Range/Oven Gas; Disposal; Dishwasher; Refrigerator; Pantry; Granite Countertops

Laundry: Wshr/Dry HookUp Only

Other Rooms: Great Room

Features: No Interior Steps

Technology: Cable TV Avail; High Speed Internet Available

Exterior Features: Covered Patio(s); Gazebo/Ramada; Patio

Construction: Frame - Wood; Adobe

Const - Finish: Other (See Remarks)

Roofing: Comp Shingle

Cooling: Refrigeration; Ceiling Fan(s); Programmable Thmstat

Heating: Electric

Plumbing: Tankless Ht Wtr Heat; Gas Hot Wtr – Tnklss

Utilities: APS; SW Gas

Water: City Water

Sewer: Sewer - Public

Services: City Services

Fencing: Wood; Wire

Property Description: Corner Lot; Nat Reg Historic Hms; North/South Exposure

Landscaping: Desert Front; Grass Back; Yrd Wtring Sys Front; Yrd Wtring Sys Back; Auto Timer H2O Front; Auto Timer H2O Back; Irrigation Back

Showing Notification Methods: Text; Email; Phone Call

Lockbox Type: None

Possession: By Agreement; Close of Escrow

Association Fee Incl: No Fees

Assoc Rules/Info: None

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

Existing 1st Ln Trms: Non Assumable

New Financing: VA; Conventional

Disclosures: Seller Discl Avail; Agency Discl Req

This award-winning, fully renovated, adobe home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Featuring a top-to-bottom restoration, the home is a piece of Phoenix history! Located in the Medlock Place Historic District, the Stuart House was built in 1937 and has been in the original family until recently. Completely restored and upgraded, the home offers a recently updated roof, electrical, plumbing and landscape upgrades. The original redwood surfaces, including doors, millwork, ceilings, trim and hardware, were restored and maintained with the home. The exposed adobe block was stabilized on the exterior and now features an authentic era-appropriate stucco finish. With a complete update, this historic Adobe home is ready to move-in and enjoy! The house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2006, is considered historically significant as a contributor to the Medlock Place Historic District. It is also on the Phoenix Historic Property Register. This significant home was selected to receive a 2020 Governor's Heritage Preservation Honor Award in recognition of the quality and dedication to the restoration efforts made by the Sellers. The sellers installed a recently updated new roof, tankless gas hot water heater, landscape watering system, recently updated HVAC, upgrades to the electrical system that included a replacement electrical service panel, additional wiring and lighting, new sewer line to the street for the Master Suite and kitchen. Fully renovated kitchen and baths offer period style and, where replaced, the water lines feature copper and "PEX" supply. Most electrical outlets have been "grounded," an upgrade not typical for vintage homes. The split master suite offers direct access to the patio, en-suite bath and walk in closet, all much to today's standards. The hall bath includes vintage-inspired lighting, cabinets, tile and shower, while the kitchen features a freestanding vintage-style gas fired Italian range/oven, historically inspired cabinetry, farm-style sink and abundant natural light. "Encaustic" style, vintage-pattered tile adorns backsplashes and details. The original red concrete floors, scored to mimic tile, have been restored and the interior adobe walls now feature a "plaster" style painted finish. The redwood ceilings were sanded and scraped to the original natural wood. Original interior doors include vintage hardware and the steel casement windows were restored and maintained for authenticity. This home offers a generous yard on a corner lot with perfect north/south exposure. The courtyard embraces the yard for a sense of shelter and intimacy. The rear yard has the potential to be for flood-irrigated and offers room for gardens, citrus, pool and more. The home is wrapped with generous overhangs and a center court wooden "arboleda" completes the connection for home to outdoors. In the front, a north-facing covered porch connects you to the street and desert adapted plantings make this home water efficient. The site offers room for garage, shop or casita. A garage plan is included with the sale. Not often do we find a historic home remodeled to such detail. A wonderful find, we do not expect this home to last long o the market! Call us today to arrange a private showing. MORE HISTORY ON THE HOME: The E. Stuart Howard House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2006 is considered historically significant as a contributor to the Medlock Place Historic District. It is also on the Phoenix Historic Property Register. After serving in WWI in France, Edward Stuart Howard, Jr. moved to Phoenix in 1926 and married Frances in June 1930, setting roots at this home on Oregon Avenue in late 1937. Though it is unclear who designed the home, according to family members, Mexican laborers built the house, and construction of the home likely began shortly after the purchase of the lot. Final work was still underway late that year when a local real estate agent used it as a model while selling lots in the South Orangewood subdivision. The home remained virtually unmodified under the ownership of family members until 2018.