This is one of those Coronado homes that does not come around often - this home has only been for sale twice in the last 30 years! It has the historic charm people want in this neighborhood, but with a huge architect-designed addition that makes the home actually live the way people need it to today.

The original 1930s bungalow has all the right Coronado details: oak floors, coved plaster ceilings, built-ins, two bedrooms, and an updated bath. Then the 2010 addition completely opens the home up with a large great room, vaulted ceilings, walnut flooring, a dining area with full kitchen, and a finished basement wine storage for up to 450 bottles. The primary suite is also in the addition and has a terrazzo shower, walk-in closet, and a quiet reading nook. The primary suite occupies the entire second floor of the home, making it a private retreat from the rest of the home.

Outside, you get front and back porch living, plus a detached structure that is half storage and half insulated office with HVAC. It is a great setup for working from home, hobbies, or just having extra usable space that is not crammed inside the house. The home also has a Level 2 EV charger, which is a nice bonus and one less thing for an electric car owner to figure out later.

This location is hard to beat. You are in the Coronado Historic District, close to downtown Phoenix, Sky Harbor, restaurants, coffee, neighborhood events, and all the character that makes Coronado one of the best pockets in Central Phoenix. This home has history, space, function, and a lot more possibilities than the typical historic bungalow in this area.