818 S Westwood --

A low-rise garden-style condominium complex in Mesa built in 1983, composed of two-story buildings with ground-floor and upstairs 2-bedroom units. Architecture is typical suburban Southwest of the era, with stucco walls, low-pitched roofs, covered patios or balconies and modest front porches for many end units. Interiors commonly feature vaulted or 9-foot-plus flat ceilings, open great-room plans with breakfast bars or kitchen islands, laminate and tile flooring with carpet in bedrooms, granite or laminate counters, pantry storage, double vanities in primary suites and separate tub and shower arrangements. Units often include stacked laundry in a storage closet, built-in shelving, and sliding-glass doors to private yards or courtyards. Exterior common areas emphasize low-maintenance landscaping, multiple community pools, a dog park with stations, outdoor storage rooms, and assigned covered plus uncovered parking stalls along private streets. The homeowners association maintains exterior upkeep, pool facilities and pet rules (small‑dog friendly), placing the property close to major freeways, shopping centers, colleges and medical services for commuter convenience and neighborhood amenities.