Homes with Parking for Sale in Phoenix, AZ

Home with Parking for sale in Phoenix, AZ:

This stunning 2022 Arcadia Osborn modern home offers an open concept layout w 5 bed 4.5 bath. Upon entry, you're welcomed by soaring vaulted ceilings & rich wood flooring that flow t/o the great room, complete w a striking fireplace feature wall that seamlessly connects to the dining area & chef's kitchen. The kitchen boasts custom oak cabinetry, high-end appliance, a spacious butler's prep area, walk -in pantry & a glass-enclosed wine room-perfect for both entertaining & family living. The split floor plan provides privacy & comfort. Primary suite features a private entrance to the backyard, dual-sink vanity, oversized walk-in shower, freestanding soaking tub.

Home with Parking for sale in Phoenix, AZ:

Willo District Central Phoenix Opportunity! This property features a remodeled kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, concrete flooring, wood shutters, brick wood-burning fireplace, detached casita/ ADU with kitchenette, pool, koi pond, fenced yard, 2 car garage, and no HOA. Conveniently located near great schools, ASU, Downtown Phoenix, restaurants, shopping, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. It's worth a look!

Home with Parking for sale in Phoenix, AZ:

Ideally located along the highly coveted Biltmore corridor, this charming Spanish ranch-style home blends timeless architectural character with spacious, comfortable living. Set on a generous lot on a private street, this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with 3 car garage home offers an office and dedicated exercise room. Beautifully designed for indoor-outdoor living, the home features multiple covered patios, several fireplaces with pool and spa - creating the perfect setting for entertaining. A rare opportunity in an exceptional location in one of Phoenix's most desirable neighborhoods. This is truly a special Home.

Home with Parking for sale in Phoenix, AZ:

You have arrived not just at a home, but at a vantage point and every window is waiting to show you why. There is a moment, just before the sun dips behind Camelback Mountain, when the sky ignites in shades no canvas could hold and this is the moment The Frame was built for. Because here, the architecture does not compete with the view. It simply steps aside, and lets the view become the art. Clean lines rise in quiet confidence. Concrete floors ground the space in something elemental, honest, unhurried. High ceilings lift the eye upward, while a soft, neutral palette lets the desert do the talking. sage against stone, warm light against shadow, the organic textures of the land reflected in