Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS)

Step into a vibe ... not just a home ... in the heart of Phoenix's iconic F.Q. Story Historic District, where every street has a past and every home has a personality. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath mid-century gem blends timeless architecture with a playful, design-forward edge that today's buyers crave. The F.Q. Story neighborhood traces its roots back to land acquired in the late 1800s by Francis Q. Story, a pioneering horticulturist known as the ''Father of the Sunkist orange.'' Development began in the 1920s, and over the decades, this area evolved into one of Phoenix's most architecturally rich and culturally vibrant communities, home to civic leaders, creatives, and those who appreciate a little history with their lifestyle. Fast forward to today, and you've got the best of both worlds: a neighborhood that feels like a hidden pocket of charm, paired with a Walk Score in the 80s (Very Walkable) and a Very Bikeable rating, offering convenient access to Downtown Phoenix, Roosevelt Row, coffee shops, restaurants, arts, and nightlife. Translation? You can brunch, gallery-hop, and be home before your food delivery arrives. Inside, sunlight spills across expansive living spaces with clean lines and effortless flow, perfect for hosting, unwinding, or curating your own aesthetic moment. And then... the kitchen. A true main character. Featuring a vintage pink oven that fully commits to its retro roots, this space isn't trying to be like every other remodel ... it's confidently different. It's giving Palm Springs energy. It's giving personality. And yes, it's kind of iconic. The split layout offers privacy where it matters, with a tucked-away primary suite and direct access to the backyard patio, ideal for morning coffee, late-night hangs, or your future string-light Pinterest dreams. Additional bedrooms flex easily for guests, remote work, or creative space. Outside, a welcoming front yard and charming porch set the tone, while the backyard patio invites easy outdoor living. Bonus utility/storage space adds functionality with potential--studio, workshop, or your next side hustle HQ. no HOA. Just character, history, and a location that hits different.
South on 15th Avenue from McDowell to Willetta, East on Willetta to property.

Dwelling Type: Residential
Subdivision: F Q STORY ADDITION PLAT D
Year Built: 1959, County: US
South on 15th Avenue from McDowell to Willetta, East on Willetta to property.

Listing is courtesy of The Melcher Agency