Town & Country Scottsdale is one of the most recognizable collections of mid-century modern homes in Scottsdale, designed by Ralph Haver and built by Fred Woodworth in 1959. The neighborhood represents a refined expression of Arizona modernism, defined by clean horizontal lines, deep overhangs, breeze block accents, and disciplined geometry.
Designated historic by the City of Scottsdale in 2005 and later added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2010, Town & Country remains one of the Valley’s most architecturally cohesive mid-century communities. Buyers are drawn to its preserved character, South Scottsdale location, and strong long-term value.
Town & Country Scottsdale offers a mix of three- and four-bedroom homes with two to three bathrooms, ranging from approximately 1,378 to 2,650 square feet. Several distinct elevations define the neighborhood, including one of Haver’s most iconic designs featuring four trapezoidal clerestory windows aligned along a central ridge line.
Signature details include post-and-beam construction, clerestory glazing, block walls, carports, and strong indoor-outdoor flow. Many homes have been thoughtfully updated, while others remain largely original, offering buyers a range of restoration or renovation opportunities.
Located in South Scottsdale with direct access to Old Town, Town & Country offers proximity to dining, galleries, entertainment, and the Scottsdale Waterfront. The neighborhood combines architectural pedigree with everyday convenience, making it one of Scottsdale’s most desirable mid-century enclaves.