WELCOME TO Grand
Historic, but revitalized in 2008, this walkable, eclectic neighborhood is a favorite for creatives.
Welcome to Palmcroft
The Historic Grand Avenue neighborhood (sometimes also referred to as The Triangle neighborhood) is quickly becoming a hub for local businesses, new restaurants, and art galleries. Anchored by Bragg’s Pie Factory, Grand Avenue was shaped by Beatrice Moore, an artist who purchased Bragg’s in an effort to save the architecture and neighborhood. Over the last decade, Beatrice, her husband Tony, and many others have come together to revitalize and preserve the neighborhood and its buildings.
BY THE NUMBERS
6BARS
12RESTAURANTS
8COFFEE SHOPS
14BOUTIQUES
12ART GALLERIES
80WALK SCORE
98BIKE SCORE
SALONS
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Large lots, lush lawns, and tall palm trees make this neighborhood what it is. Palmcroft is made up of large, single family homes. Driving along the curved streets and admiring the large estates, it’s no surprise that residents adore their palm tree-lined community. Close to some of the best schools and parks Phoenix has to offer, this historic neighborhood is popular with families.
THINGS TO DO
With community spaces built in, this neighborhood has plenty of outdoor options for entertainment. Palmcroft is filled with green space, including Encanto Park, Encanto Golf Course, and Enchanted Island — a small children’s amusement park complete with mini rollercoasters, a merry-go-round, and a train. Also in the neighborhood is Metropolitan Arts Institute, an arts-based high school.