This 1920s Oakland brick bungalow is known in the Phoenix Historic Department as the Noel J Rudd Home, named so after a long-time mechanic who arrived in the Valley in 1903. Today, this home has been restored to reflect the Craftsman style in its trim, wood flooring (NOT laminate, yay!), and a number of other countless details. This house has also been updated with all new AC, duct work, windows, and plumbing designed to keep down utility costs. The back yard is a total blank canvas but it's definitely large enough for anyone with pets and a green thumb. Please note that this home is close enough to hear a train, but it doesn't make a sound at night. The house's price as one of the least-expensive homes in the broader Valley reflects this fact. However, this property is also centrally located to the amazing restaurants and arts scenes of Grand Ave, downtown, ASU, etc. Oakland is a great historic district full of character. Tenant pays all utilities. Pets are totally okay, but please be mindful of the floors. Move in is first and last month's rent, plus a $500 (refundable) deposit for pets. The pictures don't reflect the curtains, fridge, washer and dryer that have been installed as of today. Home is fully ready for move in! Please do not put in an application until you have toured the property, so you can make a fully informed decision. If you're coming in from out of town, we can do a virtual showing.
This property is off market, which means it's not currently listed for sale or rent on Zillow. This may be different from what's available on other websites or public sources.
