Pierson Apartments | Phoenix Apartment Management

Pierson Apartments | Phoenix Apartment Management

605 W Pierson Street, Phoenix, AZ 85013

FEATURED AMENITIES

GARDEN-STYLE COMMUNITY
ONE & TWO & THREE BEDROOM UNITS
NEAR LIGHT RAIL STATION
IN-SUITE LAUNDRY
ADDITIONAL STORAGE
GRILLING STATION
BICYCLE STORAGE
OUTDOOR LED FIREPLACE WITH SEATING AREAS
BOCCE BALL COURT
COVERED PARKING
MELROSE DISTRICT
PIERSON PLACE HISTORIC DISTRICT
NEAR GRAND CANAL HIKING AND BIKING TRAILS

FLOOR PLANS

ONE BEDROOM
TWO BEDROOM
THREE BEDROOM

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Pierson Apartments, aka Pierson Villa Apartments, is a garden-style, two-story, multifamily community, built in 1958 and fully remodeled with modern amenities in 2015. The unit mix is comprised of four (4) one-bedroom / one-bath units, four (4) two-bedroom / one-bath units and four (4) three-bedroom / two-bath units, with a total average unit size of 867 square feet. The buildings are constructed of block with flat roofs. Amenities laundry facilities, exterior storage, covered parking and mature landscaping. The property owner is responsible for the cost of water, sewer, and trash pickup, and the residents are responsible for the cost of electricity in their units, including the cost of heating and air conditioning.

AREA DESCRIPTION

Pierson Apartments, aka Pierson Villa Apartments, is a garden-style, two-story, multifamily community located in the trendy Pierson Place Historic District in Midtown Phoenix, just south of Camelback Road, west of Central Avenue, east of 7th Avenue (Melrose On 7th), near Park Central Mall, Phoenix College, St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center, and boutiques and popular eateries such as QCumberz, Retro Ranch, Paris Envy, Flo’s On 7th, Figs Home & Garden, Halo Animal Rescue Thrift Boutique, Melrose Vintage, Copper Star Coffee, Gadzooks, and Taco Guild. The property enjoys easy access to Biltmore Fashion Park, the Camelback Corridor, the valley freeway system and numerous employers. The property is north of the Grand Canal, which many people utilize for recreation, including running and biking.

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