E. Payne Palmer House

The E. Payne Palmer House, built in 1925 in Phoenix, Arizona, is a notable example of Colonial Revival architecture and a Gordon-Van Tine 'Brentwood' model kit house. This historic residence showcases distinctive architectural features such as a steep-pitched gable roof, symmetrical facade, and multi-light wood casement windows. Nestled on nearly one and a half acres of beautifully maintained gardens, the property includes a historic carriage house and offers a glimpse into the suburban development of Phoenix during the early 20th century. The house is significant for its embodiment of Period Revival architecture and its role in the development of the North Central Corridor, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.