Fiesta St. is designated as a Historic District. The house was built in 1917, in Patio Park (aka Patio Town) which was built specifically as a segregated neighborhood for the Hispanic employees of the United Verde Copper Mining Company. Soon after Clarkdale became incorporated (1957) our grandparents purchased the home in approximately 1960. The house has been in our family ever since. The original homes in that area were built as duplexes or four plexes. Our home appears to have been a duplex. The house still resembles what it would have looked like when built. With all wood exterior. There is a front door (street side) and another entry door at the back where the back residents would have entered their home. There was a breezeway splitting the two in half. See More From Owner ... In the breezeway the residents would have shared one bathroom and the laundry area. There is a basement at the back of the house. Basement size is approximately 11x11 with a 7 ft ceiling. Which probably would have been used as cold storage. Our grandparents closed up the breezeway to make it one house. As it is today. In the 1970's our uncle who was an avid Rock Hound built the beautiful fireplace wall in the living room that is studded with a wide variety of local rocks, quartz crystals, geodes, slate, turquoise, fossils, petrified wood, black slag pieces from the black hill that came from the smelter. The large center quartz crystal has electricity behind it so that a night light can be plugged in and turned on to see the light shine through it. R3 - Multi-Family Zoning. Tons of Potential! Cash Only or RENOVATION LOAN could be a possibility -- consider reaching out to Scott Fenner w/Movement Mortgage/ 602-647-2555. Soil replacement on entire property by United Verde Soil Program in 2022.