

From Roosevelt Row it is 1.4 miles up Central Avenue to your front door: the museums, the station, then west under the trees.
1.4 mi from the gateValley Metro Rail runs the length of Central: Roosevelt Row, the ballpark and the arena, ASU, and the Sky Train to the airport, without a car.
If we were buying in the urban core, we'd buy location first. Floor plans evolve. Trends change. Irreplaceable location does not.
Willo is roughly 900 homes across 22 original 1920s subdivisions, listed on the National Register since 1990, walkable to three light-rail stations, two museums and a 222-acre park. Land at this scale inside the district doesn't come up. The Bower is 28 new residences on the last of it.
Platted in the 1920s as the city's first planned suburb, Willo is now the most walkable historic district in the urban core: Tudor cottages, Spanish Colonials, Craftsman bungalows and mid-century ranches under palms older than the freeway.
The neighborhood throws one of the best-attended home tours in the city every February. The Bower will be on the map.
The Southwest's largest art museum: 20,000 works, the Kusama infinity room, free on First Fridays. Burton Barr Library and Phoenix Theatre are its neighbors.
12 min walk from the gateThe world's leading museum of American Indian art, the courtyard café under the olive trees, the March Indian Fair that fills the block.
9 min walk from the gateLaid out in 1935: paddle boats, two golf courses, the Enchanted Island rides, and a canopy that makes July feel ten degrees cooler. This is where the dog goes in the morning.
6 min walk from the gateNine hundred homes across 22 subdivisions platted in the 1920s: Spanish Colonials, Tudors and bungalows under palms older than the freeway. National Register since 1990. Zero new homes, until now.
Willo's own pocket park: the fall block party spills into it, and on ordinary evenings it's where you meet the neighbors.
5 min walk from the gateFourteen porch homes on the street, fourteen sky-deck residences behind them, one gated paseo. The first new homes inside the district in a generation.
See what's leftFourteen porch homes on the street, fourteen sky-deck residences behind them, inside the one Phoenix neighborhood that hasn't allowed a new home in a generation. This is the roof at 108 W Willo Ct at 6 PM.
Both come standard with what other builders call upgrades. Six curated interior color packages. Two furnished models open daily.


The base price is the finished price. Pick one of six interior color packages and move in.
Between the two rows of homes runs a landscaped paseo. It's where the neighbors end up at 7 pm.



Tap a lot for its plan and address, then request pricing. Five are sold; two are the furnished models.
Young | Ottosen has sold 200+ new homes across 14 Phoenix and Scottsdale communities. Chantel and Nathan run the Willo models; text either of them a time.



Models open daily at 108 W Willo Ct. Evening appointments are the good ones. Pick a time, or text and we'll meet you at the gate.