Welcome home to The Robb House at Palmcroft! Step into a rare piece of Phoenix history. Built in 1940 and designed by noted architects Gilmore & Ekman, The Robb House at Palmcroft is an exceptional residence within the coveted Encanto-Palmcroft Historic District. Recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, this home is celebrated as an early example of the Ranch style--beautifully blending timeless architecture with modern livability. Completely reimagined with respect for its heritage, the home offers a primary en suite, two bedrooms sharing a jack & jill bath, two powder baths and a private en suite casita with kitchenette, ideal for guests or a studio. The open floor plan features a gourmet island kitchen with a walk-in pantry, built-in refrigerator, and chef-style range, designed for both entertaining and everyday comfort. The meticulous remodel by Alliance Contracting in partnership with Roux Design Studio includes all-new plumbing, electrical, and AC systems, plus extensive use of imported marble and design elements that evoke the home's original era. Every space reflects a refined balance of historic integrity and contemporary sophistication. Set on a rare double lot, the property invites outdoor living at its finest with a sparkling pool and spa, patios, built-in BBQ and firepit, and lush gardens that create a private, resort-like retreat. A storage shed in a concealed corner of the back yard adds convenience and function without compromising style. Perfectly situated, the home is walkable and bikeable to the best of downtown Phoenix--award-winning dining, theaters, museums, concert venues, and sports arenas--offering suburban tranquility in an urban setting. Residents enjoy immediate access to Encanto Park and its golf course, plus highly rated Kenilworth Elementary School and premier College Prep schools. Historic character, modern luxury, and an unbeatable location--The Robb House at Palmcroft is a rare opportunity to own a landmark property in one of Phoenix's most celebrated neighborhoods.
