Nestled in the heart of Arizona, The Coronado House is a classic Craftsman-style home that carries on a  rich history of hosting exclusive private events and unforgettable celebrations. This downtown show-stopper, built near the Phoenix Art Museum nearly 100 years ago, has housed a doctor and several businessmen over the decades but has truly earned its reputation as a premier venue for hosting magnificent grand parties and elegant gatherings, enticing those seeking a remarkable setting to create lasting memories.

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Visionary real estate developer William G. Hart was the home’s first owner. Hart lovingly crafted the house for his wife and two children before he passed in 1936. His legacy lives on through the remarkable residence he left behind which has been passed down through the hands of several owners, evolving from a cherished family home to a bustling law office.

 

Over the years, The Coronado House has played host to countless gatherings. In June 1929, Donofrio hosted a picnic dinner at The Coronado House that created a captivating atmosphere. The courtyard was adorned with colorful lights, a stage, and a beautiful lily pod at the center. It became a highly anticipated event, with hundreds of guests making reservations to be part of this remarkable gathering.

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While the house has undergone modern remodeling, seamlessly merging contemporary comforts with its rich heritage, the essence of its architectural legacy has been preserved. The grandeur of spacious high ceilings, adorned with wood beams, is complemented by the warmth of an inviting fireplace, a tastefully designed built-in bar and hardwood floors. The kitchen at The Coronado House has been fully updated to meet all your event's catering needs.