This 1916 duplex is in one of Phoenix's oldest historic neighborhoods, the Woodland district. In the Phoenix historic records, it's called the PL Cora Cummings Home, named after a clerk who worked in the county recorder's office during the 1920s. The location can't be beat as it's a walk from the Capitol and other govt departments, a bike ride away from ASU, and is centrally located near the best of downtown's restaurants, breweries, offices, theaters, museums, etc. The neighborhood itself is awesome. The tree-lined streets are full of revived bungalows and super-friendly neighbors who take a lot of pride in their homes. It's still downtown, though, so one has to be okay with some grit. The house boasts original hardwood floors, updated modern fixtures (lighting, electrical outlets, toilet, sink, accessories, hardware), old school cast iron claw foot tub, a gorgeous marble-laced fireplace (ornamental, but hey it's AZ), butcher block countertops, expansive windows with original lattice work, sizable private fenced yard, and top of the line touch screen security system. Prospective tenants should expect to pass the usual, like good credit score and stable income, no evictions, clean background check, etc. Pets are welcome, too! Tenant pays all utilities; landlord pays security system and gives trash and water credit
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