335 E Alvarado

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FABULOUS HISTORIC HOME. 335 E. Alvarado, the Helen K. Mason House. Helen K. Mason was an early Phoenix activist, educator and patron of the Arts. She raised her family at this residence while also forming the first black theater troupe west of the Mississippi. She is the namesake of the Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center located at 1333 E. Washington St. She is also the subject of a documentary feature film titled, “A Legacy In The Valley”, which is currently in final production. This home is in Phoenix’s smallest registered historic district, The East Alvarado Historic District, which is only one block in size. It is in the heart of Phoenix’s historic districts and within walking distance to the light rail, various neighborhood shops and restaurants, The Phoenix Art Museum, The Heard Museum, and artistic Roosevelt Row.
Come check out this great home with lots of room. It’s an entertainer’s dream. Huge backyard has endless possibilities for having company over. Square footage does not include separate area that can be man cave, office or guest room.