207 W Clarendon Avenue 9A, Phoenix, AZ 85013

Experience unparalleled Mid-Century Modern living in the heart of Midtown Phoenix. Situated in the celebrated Executive Towers--a 22-story high-rise masterpiece designed by architect Al Beadle in 1963--this fully remodeled residence offers a rare blend of historic significance and high-end modern comfort. Inside, the open-concept layout features original architectural elements like exposed concrete ceilings and polished concrete floors paired with custom wood accents. The completely updated kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring a massive peninsula with bar seating, sleek cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances with a built-in cooktop. The fully remodeled bathroom offers ultimate relaxation with a luxurious 120-degree steam shower. From anywhere in the unit, 8½-foot floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and frame breathtaking views of the city skyline, mountains, sunrises, and full moons--all of which can be enjoyed from your private balcony. Positioned with direct access to the Central Ave light rail (0.4 mi), this location connects easily to Downtown Phoenix (3.3 mi), Phoenix College (1.2 mi), and the Melrose District (0.7 mi) known for local dining, shops, and nightlife. Also near Camelback Corridor retail and Phoenix Mountains Preserve for hiking and outdoor recreation. Executive Towers delivers a true lock-and-leave lifestyle with a low-maintenance HOA that comprehensively covers all major utilities. Residents enjoy full-service amenities including a 24-hour concierge and security, secure entry, valet, fitness center, social room, secure garage parking with a private storage unit, and one of the finest heated pools and hot tubs in Phoenix. An exceptional, turnkey opportunity for investors, this unit features a tenant in place through the end of the year, offering immediate cash flow and a seamless addition to your portfolio. A rare opportunity to own a design-forward piece of Arizona's architectural history!