$1,100,000

Built in the 1940s and set on more than a third of an acre in the Coronado neighborhood, this brick ranch offers something the city rarely gives up: room to breathe, and the privacy to enjoy it. Inside, more than 2,200 square feet unfold with the warmth of another era. Three fireplaces anchor the home, from the paneled living room to the vaulted family room, while a den (which could easily convert to a third bedroom) with its own dry bar invites evenings that linger. Two ensuite bedrooms and a half bath offer comfort and ease, and the kitchen is one that genuinely impresses. Step outside and the setting becomes its own reward. Espaliered bougainvillea spills vibrant color across concrete fencing crafted to resemble weathered wood, framing a backyard made for slow mornings and long, golden evenings. A sparkling pool, multiple brick patios, and a metal-roofed pergola sit within some of the most beautiful landscaping in Phoenix. A separate 750-square-foot guesthouse, with its own living room, kitchen, bedroom, walk-in closet, and full bath, welcomes guests, family, or a quiet retreat of your own. A two-car garage with an additional covered space completes the picture, and thirty-nine owned solar panels keep the utility bills low. The property backs to a church parking lot which the congregation has previously shared with the owners for evening gatherings.