522 W Vernon Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003

Beautifully remodeled Transitional Ranch with a gorgeous kitchen (check the photos!)- Slate floors, stainless steel appliances and stone facings. Concrete floors, bay window and water feature in the living room; decorator colors, surround sound and custom lighting throughout the interior. The back yard is a paradise with a flagstone patio, ramada, spa, built-in gas barbeque and custom lighting. The lines to the house electrical panel have been buried underground. There is also a detached single garage and a 200 s.f. (approx) guest house with shower, bathroom, and studio with French doors. Dimensional shingle roof; copper plumbing. Neighborhood Description Nestled in the very heart of urban Phoenix, Willo was once the epitome of suburbia - a collection of subdivisions on the outskirts of the small, but thriving metropolis of Phoenix. In the early 1900's, four subdivisions were platted, containing home sites with long narrow lots. In the early 1920s, Home Builders, a residential construction firm, built 41 homes in the Bungalow style. During the 1930's the Period Revival movement brought tremendous variety in architectural styles, including Tudor Revival, Greek Revival, American Colonial Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival and Pueblo Revival. Construction from this period and later years often featured French Provincial and Monterey styles, with an architectural design that would eventually become what we know today as the Ranch Style house. In the 1980s, residents of Willo successfully lobbied for status as a special conservation district, achieving historic status and assuring that this beautiful part of Phoenix history will be preserved for the enjoyment of future generations. Once a year, the Willo Historic District invites residents and Valley visitors to have an inside look at some of the unique homes that make up the neighborhood, on the annual Willo Home Tour.