4203 N 36Th St

A single-story, midcentury-era residential complex built in 1963, Citrus Manor clusters low-rise condominium units around landscaped courtyards and citrus-lined walkways. The architecture emphasizes midcentury modern details — exposed slump-block walls, vaulted beamed ceilings, and simple angular rooflines — while individual residences have been refreshed over time with contemporary finishes. Units typically feature open great-room plans, vaulted or 9+ foot ceilings, eat-in kitchens with islands or walk-in pantries, laminated or vinyl plank floors, granite or quartz counters, and a mix of full and 3/4 master baths. Many units open to private patios and small yards with storage sheds; community grounds include grassy lawns and mature citrus trees that define the setting. Shared amenities are modest but useful: a gated pool, on-site laundry facilities, and paved walkways between units. Parking is surface-level and adjacent to units; HOA covers basic utilities such as water, sewer, and trash. Pet and rental policies vary by listing but some units note owner-occupancy and no-rental restrictions. Located in the Arcadia Lite pocket of Phoenix, the complex sits within walking distance of restaurants and shops and minutes from major shopping centers along the Camelback corridor, offering a neighborhood-focused, low-rise desert living experience.