About this home

Built circa 1880, the National Register-listed Judge Charles A. Tweed House is one of Phoenix's oldest surviving residences and the city's only surviving example of French Second Empire residential architecture. Offering 2,837 SF on a 0.43-acre R-5 lot, the home is livable today and ready for a thoughtful restoration. An exceptional opportunity for a buyer seeking a distinctive historic residence near Downtown Phoenix with significant land and privacy. Also available with adjacent 1621 W Fillmore; together, the parcels total approximately 27,188 SF--creating a rare urban estate-sized property with room for expanded grounds, guest residences, ADUs or future development. A singular opportunity to restore and steward one of Phoenix's most historically significant private residences.

Facts and features

Schools

• Capitol Elementary School

  elementary · K-8 · 0.2 mi

  4

• Phoenix Coding Academy

  high · 9-12 · 3.4 mi

  3

• K12 International Academy

  elementary · K-12 · 0.5 mi

• The Keystone School

  middle · 6-12 · 0.5 mi

• Central High School

  high · 9-12 · 3.5 mi

  3

• St Matthew School

  elementary · K-8 · 0.6 mi

Price history

• Oct 27, 2026 · Price Changed$690,000
• Sep 23, 2026 · Listed$750,000
• Oct 18, 2005 · Sold$195,000
• Nov 24, 1998 · Sold$79,000
• Nov 15, 1994 · Sold$71,900
• Dec 8, 1987 · Sold$50,000

Tax history

• 2020$5,618 tax · $61,230 assessed

Home value

$742,000

• Collateral Analytics$742,000
• Quantarium$672,345

Where it is