223 N Morris Mesa, AZ 85201

Originally built in 1940, this home is located in the Mesa ''Robson Historical District,'' 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The bungalow retains its vintage character throughout. It features an oversized yard, two detached garages, and an RV gate. The pool-sized backyard is fully fenced and private. The home has original refinished hardwood floors, new paint inside and out, and vintage exterior light fixtures. Located in a revitalizing downtown Mesa area with its shopping, dining and light rail access just minutes away, this home offers easy access to ASU and the 101 & 202 freeways. The residence has been meticulously maintained, with new plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems. With 2 garages; 1 could be converted into a art studio, small business, Airbnb etc. . Some improvements: Plumbing under the house (~$11,000) Kitchen  Remodeled cabinets  Quartz countertops  Italian Porcelain Farm Sink with new plumbing underneath  Fisher Paykel Drawer Dishwasher  New Bar Harbor Chrome and Porcelain fixtures from House of Antique Hardware  Custom Hunter Douglas Electric Window Shade with remote Bathroom  Replaced Shower Head with Kohler and Bathtub fixtures with Delta  Replaced Shower Curtain Rod and Towels Hooks Added high end Moen bathtub safety bar  Replaced pedestal sink with new sink, cabinets and Quartz countertops  New Bar Harbor Chrome and Porcelain fixtures from House of Antique Hardware  Added Medicine Cabinet with new mirror Living Room  Converted closet to a Custom China Hutch with Quartz countertops  Added a custom matching extra shelf and lower extra storage side cubby  Replaced door knob with Wooden "Beehive" door knob imported from Willow and Stone United Kingdom  Added hinges to side patio door with tamper proof security feature Laundry Room  Added upper cabinets  Replaced electrical outlet  Replaced door knob and deadbolt with keyless entry door lock  Added hinges to laundry room door with tamper proof security feature Bedroom  Installed Custom Hunter Douglas Blackout Shades  Replaced hollow core door with Vintage Solid Wood Five Panel Door  Replaced door knob with Wooden "Beehive" door knob imported from Willow and Stone United Kingdom Exterior  Replaced HVAC unit September 2024  Added Custom 'Seven Infused Light Paneled' Front Door  Replaced door knob, deadbolt and hinges  Repainted house and trim  Replaced entire automatic watering drip system lines  Replaced all six rotting wood gates with metal gates with wood accents Robson Historic District The Robson Historic District in Mesa exemplifies the early to mid-twentieth century growth and transformation of the original Mesa Townsite. Initially developed as a neighborhood for middle- and upper-class families, the district highlights the shift from large garden lots, typical of the original Mormon settlement, to smaller, more densely developed parcels to accommodate the city's growing population. The district is significant for its association with community planning and development as well as for its architecture. While some original parts of the district were created through planned subdivisions, the Robson Historic District stands out as one of the clearest examples of this later informal development process. This evolution was crucial for Mesa as it addressed the increasing demand for housing, transitioning from a pastoral, agricultural community to a more urbanized area aligned with the growth of nearby cities like Phoenix, Glendale, and Tempe. The district's development pattern reflects Mesa's response to the need for more intensive residential spaces while retaining its original character.