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Woodlea Historic District Map in Phoenix, Laura B. Historic Phoenix Homes Specialist, Phoenix, AZ. Member PAR, NAR, AZMLS. EEOC

Location: Bounded by Glenrosa Avenue and Mackenzie Drive, Seventh and 15th avenues. Developed between 1928-1949.

Though Woodlea sits in a bustling part of the city, just north of downtown, it was considered the "country" when Thomas Mackenzie first eyed it for development in 1928. He reportedly paid $20,000 in gold coins for the 47-acre patch of farmland and named it after the nearby trees, according to city historical records.

Woodlea's homes are mostly Cottage Style Homes.

Woodlea saw starts and stops with the Great Depression and World War II, but developers ultimately put in about 160 homes in a range of architectural styles from bungalow to ranch.

The Woodlea Historic District is primarily characterized by its Transitional Ranch and Ranch style houses, which were popular during its principal phase of construction. However, a wide range of other historic design types are also represented, including various Period Revival styles.

The first known home to be built is believed to be in 1916.

Today, homeowners seek out the Woodlea Historic District neighborhood for its history, central location, lush landscaping and nearby amenities, mainly in the Melrose District where it sits adjacent. The Melrose District is a very hip stretch along 7th Avenue and is lined with restaurants, shops, music stores & boutiques. A light-rail station is alos in walking distance.  Most buildings are historic with cool architecture both modern and quirky yet sometimes nostalgic.

Woodlea-Melrose Neighborhood Association

Most information is courtesy of AZ Central. Other parts are written by Laura Boyajian based on her knowledge of the neighborhood and clients contribution.

Laura B. Historic Phoenix Homes Specialist. EEOC. Member NAR, PAR, AAR Phoenix, AZ. Member PAR, AAR, NAR, AZMLS. EEOC
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