Historic Goodyear Houses for Sale

Historic Goodyear is characterized by midcentury ranch-style homes with earth-toned brick or stucco exteriors, often personalized with colorful trim and unique fencing. The neighborhood features a mix of manicured lawns and desert landscaping with cacti. Most homes were built between the 1940s and 1960s, and many are still owned by the original owners, resulting in varying levels of renovation. The gated Park Shadows apartment complex offers rental units within the neighborhood. Loma Linda Park, the largest park in the area, provides 8 acres of green space, shaded playgrounds, and tennis courts. Families can enjoy the Goodyear Community Pool and the nearby Goodyear Community Center, which hosts senior art classes and events. The Goodyear Recreation Campus, 3 miles west, offers extensive outdoor activities, including sports fields and a recreation center. Dining options range from local favorites like Don Pancho Mexican Food to national chains such as Chili’s and Five Guys. Grocery shopping includes specialty stores like Carniceria La Tapatia and national chains like Food City. Goodyear Ballpark, 3 miles away, is a hub for baseball fans and hosts the annual Arizona Balloon Classic. The neighborhood is cyclist and pedestrian-friendly, with bike lanes and sidewalks, though public transportation is not available. Interstate 10 is about a mile north, providing access to downtown Phoenix, 19 miles away. Local schools include the highly rated Agua Fria High, which offers career academies. The area has a low crime risk compared to the national average.