Olympus Condominiums - Third-floor residence w/ signature barrel-vaulted ceilings + expansive views that include Camelback Mountain. Iconic mid-century modern landmark designed in 1964 by renowned Phoenix architect Robert L. Starkovich. Central Corridor concrete architecture w/ dramatic arches and signature breeze-block detailing. Historic Landmark designation approved 2024. Owner-occupant tax benefit. HOA improvements: roofs 2023; A/C & heating piping 2024. Amenities include underground garage parking, storage, mid-century clubhouse, pool, BBQ areas and landscaped greenbelts/courtyards. HOA includes heating/cooling, cable+internet, water/sewer/trash and common area maintenance. Steps to Murphy Bridle Path; minutes to Uptown dining, coffee, shopping and hiking at Piestewa Peak & N Mountain Olympus Condominiums is one of Phoenix's most architecturally distinctive residential communities -- a boutique mid-century modern landmark designed in 1964 by renowned Phoenix architect Robert L. Starkovich. Starkovich helped shape much of Phoenix's mid-century architectural landscape, and Olympus remains one of the Central Corridor's most recognizable residential buildings. The building's bold architectural identity is defined by sculptural concrete construction, dramatic arch forms, and signature breeze-block detailing, elements that reflect the design principles of mid-century modern architecture throughout the Southwest. The repeating arches and open breezeways create a strong architectural rhythm that has made Olympus an enduring architectural presence along Central Avenue for more than sixty years. In 2024 Olympus received official Historic Landmark designation, recognizing the building's architectural significance within Phoenix's built environment and helping preserve its distinctive character for future generations. For owner-occupied residences, this designation may also provide a potential property tax advantage through the Maricopa County historic preservation program (buyers should verify eligibility and potential savings with the County Assessor). The community maintains an intimate residential scale with 36 residences, offering a boutique living environment within one of Phoenix's most desirable urban corridors. Despite its boutique scale, Olympus provides a thoughtfully designed collection of amenities that enhance everyday living while complementing the building's architectural character. Residents enjoy secure underground garage parking, private storage areas, a mid-century clubhouse, a community pool, outdoor BBQ and gathering areas, and landscaped greenbelts and courtyard spaces that create a relaxed and private residential setting. The homeowners association has demonstrated thoughtful stewardship of the property through a series of capital improvements supporting both the longevity and continued appeal of the building. Recent work includes new roofs completed in 2023 and replacement of the building's A/C and heating piping system in 2024, strengthening essential building infrastructure. A project to update the community's distinctive wrap-around roof-deck patio areas is also underway, with completion targeted for fall of this year. Monthly HOA dues are comprehensive and include a wide range of utilities and services designed to simplify ownership. Included within the dues are heating and cooling, cable television, internet service, water, sewer, trash service, and common area maintenance, reducing the number of individual utilities owners typically manage separately. The location of Olympus further enhances its appeal. Positioned along Phoenix's prestigious Central Corridor, the building sits directly adjacent to the historic Murphy Bridle Path, offering miles of shaded walking, jogging, and biking through one of the city's most desirable residential corridors. Residents enjoy convenient access to the vibrant Uptown Phoenix district, known for its collection of restaurants, coffee shops, neighborhood markets, and bouti