4401 N 40Th St

Three Fountains is a low-rise, two-story residential complex in Phoenix’s Arcadia corridor, originally completed in 1963 and associated with mid-century architect Al Beadle. The community comprises townhouse-style condos with flat or slightly pitched rooflines and a signature modernist vocabulary: exposed sandblasted brick, large windows and jalousie elements, and simple clean lines. Interiors vary from preserved original schemes to extensively remodeled units; typical features reported include 9-foot-plus flat ceilings, open living plans, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, granite or quartz counters, tile and wood-look floors, in-unit laundry in many homes, and master suites with 3/4 or full baths. Units open directly to private back patios or small yards, supporting indoor–outdoor living. Grounds are lush and walkable, with landscaped pathways, mature succulents and citrus trees, two community pools, assigned parking or covered carports, and visitor spaces. The complex sits steps from popular Arcadia restaurants and shops, offering a pedestrian-friendly lifestyle while maintaining neighborhood scale. Pet policies and concierge services vary by unit; parking is typically one assigned space per unit with additional guest parking. Overall, Three Fountains blends mid-century architecture and human-scaled community amenities with the conveniences of updated, move-in-ready interiors.