Garfield
Smaller, more affordable historic homesites located just outside the downtown core, offering unmatched connection.
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WELCOME TO Garfield
Originally an agricultural area, Garfield began to change into a residential neighborhood in the 1880’s. The original subdivision was completed in 1955. Since then, Garfield has gone through much change, including the addition of small businesses throughout the neighborhood. Sitting next to Evans-Churchill and Downtown Phoenix, Garfield is a part of the arts scene and is considered a fun, eclectic neighborhood.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Ever-changing Garfield is home to a wide variety of house styles. Smaller lots and modest homes line the streets of this neighborhood, with architectural styles mostly being Bungalows and pyramid cottages. Mixed into the old are larger modern new builds as well as loft-style townhomes.
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THINGS TO DO
Bordering Downtown, there is no shortage of things to do in and near Garfield. Within the neighborhood itself sits two green spaces, Garfield neighborhood garden and Verde Park. As well as various art studios, galleries, and restaurants. Popular spots include Welcome Diner, Xanadu Coffee, and Alwun House. Of course, no one could forget that both the Children’s Museum and the Science Center sit just outside the boundaries of Garfield as well.
