ORANGEWOOD LOT 20 BLOCK 5
Property • Residential
Web ID # 6894532
$1,100,000.00
4 Beds • 2 Baths
Property Features
Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS)
HOT NEW PRICE! Stunning Modern Remodel in North Central near all things Uptown! Over 1/3 of an acre, this irrigated double lot offers space, ability to add a GH, a pickleball/tennis/sport court plus heated pool, grass yard and 4 bed/2 bath 2486 SF house w/extended garage, storage & more. Architects Tommy Suchart & Patricia Chen masterfully re-imagined this home creating a steel-wrapped sculptural form that shifts with the sun & patina. The massive iron front pivot door makes a memorable entrance. The 4 bedroom split open floor plan just flows. Primary suite is both massive & impressive w/ floating vanities & walk-in's & outs. Chef's kitchen has quartz, stainless, mile long breakfast bar & column fridge/freezers. Live where you want, the way you want, in a breathtaking style. See MORE .. Features:
Architectural Remodel by Chen+Suchart Studios
North Central Classic Location
Double Lot w/ Room for a Guest House & More
Modern Design & Aesthetic
Elevation Wrapped in Folded Steel
Front Pivot Door Impresses
Irrigated Lot Over 1/3 of an Acre
Full Remodel w/ Refined Surfaces
Single Tile 12x24 Flooring throughout
Contemporary & Approachable Finishes
Primary Suite is Split & Massive
Walk In Shower w/ Rainfall Showerhead
Floating Double Vanity
Your Own PickleBall, Tennis Court, Sport Court
Grassy Play Area for Kids & Fur Friends
Heated PebbleTec Pool w/ Shaded Surround
Chef's Kitchen w/ Double Column Fridge/Freeze
Quartz Counter Breakfast Bar to Enjoy
Extended Garage & Storage w/ Electric Car Plug-In
Four Bedroom House, Room for Everyone
Infrastructure Updated: Roof, HVAC's, Pool
Close to all things Uptown, Walk/Bike to all
East on Rose Lane, house is 2 past 5th Place on right side of road.
Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision: ORANGEWOOD LOT 20 BLOCK 5
Year Built: 1974, County: N/A
East on Rose Lane, house is 2 past 5th Place on right side of road.
Listing is courtesy of AZArchitecture/Jarson & Jarson
