Situated on the NW corner of 4th Avenue and McKinley, your next home is nestled in the midst of the Roosevelt Historic District, while keeping you close to all the action and excitement of downtown Phoenix. McKinley Row is conveniently located only a stone's throw from the Light Rail system currently under construction.

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Residents can walk to nearby dining, live theatre, world-class entertainment, professional sporting events, art museums, art galleries, symphony, and much more.

The Roosevelt District was the first Phoenix neighborhood to receive Historic designation in 1985. It features some of the finest examples of early 20th century residential architecture in the City of Phoenix.

Stroll along picturesque pathways past some of the city's most notable and charming historic homes. Finely detailed Craftsman Bungalows, Period Revival homes (Mission, Spanish, Italian Villa, French Provincial and English Cottage revival) as well as Neoclassical and Prairie School styles line the streets.

Area Residents. For nearly a century, the Roosevelt neighborhood has been home to many of the community's elite citizens. A governor, mayors, city commissioners, Supreme Court justices, doctors, lawyers and entrepreneurs all made their homes on these streets while building a vibrant community in the heart of the city. Today, as in those early days, many of the city's leaders still reside here.