Tempe Historic Property Survey

This home is located in the Gage Addition, which was platted in April of 1909 by the Tempe Land and Improvement Company. This home is an example of later infill construction in a developed area. Many lots had remained vacant from the original subdivision plat. During upswings in the economy, these lots wre built on. The result is a mix of older and newer houses in close proximity. No specific historical associations could be identified for this property.

This building provides a modest example of the Southwest style. Character-defining elements include the stucco finish, box-like massing, and double-hung windows. Most of the historic features remain intact and thus this building provides a positive contribution to the historic streetscape. The dense vegetation obscuring the front facade is also typical for this neighborhood.

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