Nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined street in the coveted Coronado Historic District, this charming 1930 painted brick bungalow offers an opportunity to own a piece of Phoenix history while enjoying modern income potential. 11th St has been lovingly maintained and proudly showcased on the neighborhood's historic home tour, standing among other meticulously cared-for streets that reflect the deep pride of ownership throughout Coronado. The main house welcomes you with 930 square feet of thoughtfully preserved character, featuring refinished original oak hardwood floors that flow throughout the home beneath high ceilings accented with elegant crown molding. Large original windows bring loads of natural light, and historic cabinetry, and the inviting fireplace that serves as the heart of the home are notable and unique historic features setting the house apart. The front porch allows for friendly talks with neighbors, and enjoying cooler desert evenings, while inside the floorplan offers generously sized bedrooms and the convenience of interior laundry, good floorplan flow, and stainless steel appliances. Multiple outdoor living areas extend your dining and entertaining options, complemented by a large rear grassy patch perfect for dogs to play.
The 330-square-foot guest house is a gem in its own right, featuring bohemian chic upgrades that create an intimate retreat. Complete with a proper kitchen, breakfast bar, full bath, and its own mini-split HVAC system, this space opens to a delightful alfresco dining area ideal for outdoor entertaining. The guest and main houses have proven to be an excellent income generator, with documented 2025 rental income exceeding $45,000 for both the front and back rentals, providing substantial financial benefits to complement your investment. Practical amenities include four slab parking spaces, a large storage shed, and thoughtfully designed low-water desert landscaping that honors the environment while reducing maintenance. The property also benefits from historic tax rates, adding another layer of value. The Coronado Historic District itself is a treasure, where neighbors know one another by name and community spirit thrives through year-round events and gatherings. This highly walkable neighborhood places you steps from artisanal coffee shops, the beloved neighborhood Sunshine market, and diverse dining options, all while maintaining the quiet charm and architectural integrity that makes this area so sought-after. Living here means becoming part of a community that celebrates its heritage while embracing the vibrancy of modern Phoenix life.