Historic Downtown in the Historic North End Homes for Rent

Historic Downtown in the Historic North End neighborhood of Yuma features a grid layout with sidewalks lined by palm trees and low-water plantings. Homes here are primarily bungalows and ranch-style from the early to late 20th century, with some showcasing Pueblo- or Spanish Revival-style features. Many residences have been updated with modern amenities and typically include two to four bedrooms. The lots range from 6,000 to 8,000 square feet, with easy-care landscaping and occasional grass lawns. Street parking and concrete driveways with carports are common, and many homes have covered patios, porches, and private pools. Marcus Park in the west offers a playground, playing field, picnic tables, and a public swimming pool with community classes. Gateway Park, less than a mile north, features beachy shores along the Colorado River, picnic tables, a playground, and fishing docks. Shopping and dining are concentrated around Main Street, with boutique stores and local eateries like Cafecito and Lute’s Casino, a historic restaurant and bar. The Yuma Art Center and historic Yuma Theater host year-round events and performances. The neighborhood is bordered by Interstate 8 and Route 95, providing easy access to the U.S./Mexico border. Yuma Regional Medical Center is 4 miles southwest, and Yuma International Airport is 5 miles south. The area is served by Roosevelt Elementary, Fourth Avenue Junior High, and Yuma High, which offer various educational and athletic opportunities.