The Woodlea-Melrose neighborhood is a beautiful cottage community that is rich with amenities. The name “Woodlea” was given because of its trees and lush landscape, which still exist today and distinguish this area from surrounding neighborhoods. Development of this community began in 1928, and following a short break during the depression, most of its building was completed in the 1940s. You will find 140 homes here with mostly Tudor Revival and Transitional Ranch architecture. You will also find Spanish Colonial, Pueblo Revival and Bungalow homes, along with a single Art Deco house. The average home in this area has 2-3 bedrooms and 1-2 bathrooms, with an average of 850 to 1,300 square feet. The streets are broad and the homes have large yards with beautiful landscapes. Retro-styled 7th Avenue businesses provide amazing amenities and give this neighborhood a one-of-a-kind feel. Find homes for sale in the Woodlea-Melrose, Phoenix area below.
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Woodlea-Melrose Historic Neighborhood
Years Built
Homes were built from 1928 - 1940s
Community
140 Historic Homes
Architecture
Tudor Revival, Transitional Ranch, Bungalow, Spanish Colonial Revival, Pueblo Revival, & Art Deco
Size
Homes on average are 3 bedroom and 1-2+ bathrooms, with 850-1,300+ square feet.
Price
Home median price is $520,000. The closed sales prices range from $415,000-$551,000
What You'll Love
Walkable neighborhood lifestyle, large yards, lush mature landscape, fun retro amenities, & kind inclusive community
Life in Woodlea-Melrose
Where is Woodlea-Melrose located?
Woodlea-Melrose is located in one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Midtown Phoenix. Steps away from top retro boutiques, cafes, restaurants, bars, music venues, near Encanto Park, Steele Indian School Park, the Central Arts District, and minutes from downtown, uptown, Biltmore & Arcadia, and all major freeways.
Parks near Woodlea-Melrose
These are the parks in or near by the Woodlea-Melrose neighborhood:
- Lyceum Park
- Steele Indian School Park
- Colter Park
- The Willow Park
- Encanto Park
- Walton Park
- Hu-O-Te Mini Park
- Murphy Bridle Path
- Central Park
- Madison Park
- Longview Park
- Monterey Park
- Margaret T Hance Park
Schools in Woodlea-Melrose
These are the schools zoned for the Brentwood neighborhood:
- Elementary School: Canyon Vista Elementary
- Middle School: Don Juan Avila Middle School
- High School: Aliso Niguel High School
Architecture in Woodlea-Melrose
Woodlea-Melrose is a serene, yet vibrant community with a gorgeous display of mostly Tudor Revival and Transitional Ranch homes. A mixture of other architectural styles are also sprinkled throughout the neighborhood. You’ll find Bungalow, Spanish Colonial Revival and Pueblo Revival architecture, as well as a single Art Deco home. With its broad streets, large yards, mature trees and well-manicured landscapes, this neighborhood is full of greenery and has an open, spacious feel. Many of the most beautiful historic homes for sale in the Phoenix metro area are located here.
Woodlea-Melrose Featured Listings
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Woodlea-Melrose Market Report
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