2330 E COLTER Street, Phoenix

Originally designed in 1945 by renowned architect Bert M. Thorud, the former Head Engineer of the 1940's NY World Fair, this residence stands as a testament to enduring design and craftsmanship. The home effortlessly blends classic style with eclectic charm--an architectural treasure that invites both admiration and imagination. Embrace the ideal opportunity to enjoy the home in its current state, or reimagine it as your own private haven. Set within the prestigious Bartlett Estates with NO HOA & near the iconic Biltmore Hotel, the property spans 1.3 acres of lush grounds, offering a rare balance of country serenity and city convenience. Mature trees & verdant lawns surround the pool and private tennis court, creating a private oasis for leisure and entertaining. Steeped in heritage yet rich with potential, this rare estate invites your vision to flourish. The 4,599 sf main residence showcases an expansive floorplan, highlighting the 9 ft. ceilings & clerestory windows that fill the home with natural light. A curated mix of George Nelson 1960s vintage lighting and Vanini chandeliers and sconces enhance the home's distinct personality and warmth. The 800 sq. ft. guest residence comes complete with a great room, full kitchen, 1 bedroom & 1.5 bathsperfect for guests, extended family, rental income or a creative studio retreat. Experience an unrivaled location just steps from the upscale Biltmore Fashion Park, fine dining, designer shops, vibrant nightlife & renowned golf. Minutes away, the Arizona Biltmore Resort elevated by a multi-million-dollar transformation boasts world-class amenities and an iconic ambiance. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own an architectural original ready to be enjoyed in its classic splendor, or transformed with your own modern day vision. Rich in heritage and endless in potential, this rare estate offers a canvas for those who appreciate the intersection of history, artistry, and imagination. Seize this rare opportunity to own a legacy property in the heart of Biltmore.