Six architecturally designed homes in the heart of Downtown Phoenix. Each features a private two-car garage, thoughtfully selected finishes, and outdoor living in one of the city's most walkable neighborhoods.
The Final Chapter · Roosevelt Historic District
Open House: Thu Sep 3 · 10AM–2PM · Fri Sep 4 · 4–7PM · Sat Sep 5 · 12–3PM · Sun Sep 6 · 11AM–3PM
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$775,000 — Sold
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$775,000
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Model Home
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$739,000 — Sold
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$699,000
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$739,000
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Energy Efficiency
Zoned A/C units, solid construction, and dual-pane windows throughout. Well-built means well insulated.
Outdoor Living
Every home offers three levels of outdoor living — front porch, balcony, and rooftop. 210, 214 & 804 add large back decks.
Premium Fixtures
Premium fixtures in every bathroom. Appliances included. Finishes that last decades.
Private Garage
Private enclosed 2-car garage on every home, plus a real front porch on tree-lined 2nd Ave. Know your neighbors. Put down roots.
Downtown Views
50+ restaurants, galleries, and coffee within a 10-minute walk of your front door.
Put Down Roots Downtown
A community of homeowners who chose downtown on purpose — and intend to stay.
Six townhomes at the corner of N 2nd Ave and W McKinley St in the heart of the Roosevelt Historic District. Each home includes a private two-car garage and covered front porch.
The Collection
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The Sculptor's Residence
210 W McKinley St · 2,132 sq ft
$775,000
Front porch, deck & balcony
The Musician's Residence
808 N 2nd Ave · 1,714 sq ft
$699,000
Front porch & balcony
The Painter's Residence
810 N 2nd Ave · 1,714 sq ft
$739,000
Front porch & balcony
The Writer's Residence
214 W McKinley St · 2,132 sq ft
$775,000 — Sold
Front porch, deck & balcony
The Steward's Residence
804 N 2nd Ave · 2,132 sq ft
$875,000 — Complete, Model Home
Front porch, deck & balcony
The Photographer's Residence
806 N 2nd Ave · 1,714 sq ft
$739,000 — Sold
Front porch & balcony
Plan A · 1,714 sq ft
2 Bed · 2.5 Bath · 2-Car Garage · Front Porch & Balcony
806 N 2nd Ave · 808 N 2nd Ave · 810 N 2nd Ave
Plan B · 2,132 sq ft
2 Bed · 2 Full, 2 Half Bath · 2-Car Garage · Front Porch, Balcony & Back Deck
804 N 2nd Ave · 210 W McKinley St · 214 W McKinley St
50+ restaurants, galleries, coffee shops, and parks — all within walking distance. Bounded by McDowell Rd to the north, Fillmore St to the south, 7th Ave to the west, and Central Ave to the east.
You're Here. 806–810 N 2nd Ave & 210–214 W McKinley St sit in the heart of the Roosevelt Historic District — one of Downtown Phoenix's most walkable, established neighborhoods.
Walkable To: Roosevelt Row Arts District · Japanese Friendship Garden · Burton Barr Central Library · Phoenix Art Museum · The Nash Jazz Club · Valley Metro Light Rail · ASU Downtown Phoenix · Hance Park
Eat & Drink: The Van Buren · Pedal Haus Brewery · The Orpheum Theatre · Palma · The Farish House · Lola Coffee
In a city known for driving, the Roosevelt Historic District feels different. Step out your front door and into the city — walk the dog and there's a good chance you'll run into a neighbor doing the same. Grab a coffee and recognize three people before you make it home. Walk to dinner. Wander over to First Friday. Meet friends for a drink without deciding who's driving.
Valley Metro Light Rail sits at your doorstep, connecting you to more of Phoenix without getting behind the wheel. And when two wheels sound better, the bike lanes along 3rd Avenue and 3rd Street make cycling part of everyday life — a culture the neighborhood's own Critical Mass rides bring together, block by block.
"That might be the best part of living here: you see people."
— Bri Roche, Brokers Hub Realty Agent & Roche Home Co. Founder
You know who walks their dog at 7:00. You recognize the person always ordering coffee right before you. You wave from the front porch. You decide to walk somewhere because, well, it's close enough to walk. Coffee without the car. Dinner without the parking garage. Downtown without the commute — and neighbors you actually know because you see them along the way.
Downtown Phoenix
240
Bars & Restaurants
12.5K
Theatre Seats
150
Murals
3
Pro Sports Teams
Source: Downtown Phoenix Inc.
Arizona Republican, Feb. 8, 1914
A Century of History
Roosevelt took shape in the early 1900s as one of Phoenix's original streetcar suburbs — bungalows and Period Revival homes built along the old Phoenix Railway line. In November 1983, it became the first neighborhood in the City of Phoenix listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with Arizona adding Historic Preservation Overlay zoning in 1986 to permanently protect it. That century of history is exactly what surrounds Residences on 2nd today.
ROOSEVELT ACTION ASSOCIATION
The Roosevelt Action Association has served this neighborhood since 1981 — supporting historic preservation, fostering neighborhood pride, and advocating for an extraordinary quality of life for future generations.
rooseveltneighborhood.org →Restaurants, coffee, drinks, galleries, live music — most of it's a five- to ten-minute walk from your front door. You'll probably run into a familiar face or two along the way. See something you like? Click any photo in the guide to visit that business's site.
Union at Roosevelt. Residences on 3rd. Residences on 4th. Project after project, over 20 years, quietly adding housing, character, and community to a neighborhood most people were still betting against.
Residences on 2nd is the final chapter — the third in a trilogy that began on 3rd Avenue. Six homes. Once these remaining residences are sold, this original offering will be complete.
3rd
Chapter One
4th
Chapter Two
2nd
The Final Chapter
"Built by people who bet on downtown early. 20+ years building what matters."
Metro Phoenix has experienced consistent population growth over the past two decades, driven by job market expansion, a favorable climate, and quality of life. Downtown Phoenix in particular has seen significant investment in housing, hospitality, and cultural infrastructure.
The Roosevelt Historic District sits at the center of one of the city's most active arts and residential corridors — walkable, established, and continuing to attract new residents and businesses.
Read the Neighborhood History →Street parking on 2nd Avenue is free — just watch yourself getting out of the passenger side. This used to be a horse town, so the curbs are high. Don't ding your door!
If you don't find a spot there, park back by the garages and walk around to the front. We haven't moved anyone in yet, so you won't be blocking anyone's home — just be respectful of other cars back there that may need to get out.
Downtown is known for its foot traffic. Once you actually live here, parking won't be something you worry about.
Worst case, there's paid public parking in the surface lot on the east side of 2nd Avenue, between McKinley and Roosevelt, next to the apartments.
If you have an agent, we'd love for them to join you. We understand they're sometimes out of town or unable to make it — if that's the case, just come ready to share their name and contact info on your first visit.
If you're not working with an agent, that's completely fine too. You don't need one to tour — whoever's on-site works for the seller and is happy to show you around.
It's simply scheduled time when a home is unlocked and staffed so you can walk through without an appointment. Just show up any time during the posted hours — no RSVP needed.
The completed homes were staged by Upstage by Lia.
Yes — The Sculptor's, Musician's, and Painter's Residences are still available to design. The price shown for each is the final price: every home is priced to include the same finishes as the model home, the Steward's Residence, with two exceptions — the washer/dryer and the custom primary closet, which you can add if you'd like.
If you visit the design studio and decide to upgrade any finishes, there may be a charge to do so, which would increase your purchase price from what's listed. The Steward's Residence is already finished and move-in ready, just as shown.
That's largely up to you, depending on which home you choose. The Steward's Residence (804 N 2nd Ave) is complete now and can close in as little as 30 days or less. The Sculptor's Residence (210 W McKinley St), The Musician's Residence (808 N 2nd Ave), and The Painter's Residence (810 N 2nd Ave) are likely 60–90 days out from completion.
That's up to you too. You'll want a pre-qualification letter from your lender, or proof of funds if you're paying cash. If you're not sure how you'll finance the purchase, just ask us — or send a note through our inquiry form and we'll help you figure it out.
Drop us a line and we'll be in touch the same day.
Nicholas Yale
Founder & Designated Broker · Brokers Hub Realty
Nicholas@NicholasYale.com info@theresidenceson2nd.com NicholasYale.com
Bri Roche
Co-Listed By · Roche Home Co · Brokers Hub Realty
(480) 634-0732 bri@rochehomeco.com info@theresidenceson2nd.com RocheHomeCo.comListed by Nicholas Yale · Brokers Hub Realty. Co-listed by Bri Roche · Roche Home Co. Broker participation welcome. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Subject to errors, omissions, change of price, or withdrawal without notice.
Listed by Nicholas Yale, Brokers Hub Realty. Co-listed by Bri Roche, Roche Home Co. Broker participation welcome. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Subject to errors, omissions, change of price, or withdrawal without notice.
