Your Private Backyard Retreat Awaits! Discover this spacious, single-level Tempe townhome featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 1,746 sq. ft. of comfortable living. Enjoy an updated kitchen with granite countertops, breakfast bar, and walk-in pantry, plus a generous great room and split-bedroom floor plan.
Step outside to your private backyard oasis with shaded gazebos, brick-paver patio, and firestand, perfect for relaxing Arizona evenings and entertaining friends. Enjoy community amenities including a pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, and walking paths.
Conveniently located near ASU, shopping, restaurants, parks, and Loop 101, US-60, and Loop 202. Includes a 2-car carport and additional parking! A Backyard Made for Arizona Evenings and weather Imagine coming home after a busy day, stepping outside, and unwinding beneath the shade of your own backyard gazebo.
Or going across the street to swim in the community pool, or play tennis or get in a game at the pool table. At 2139 E Ellis Drive, outdoor living is more than an added feature. It's part of what makes this property special. Why Live in Tempe, Arizona?
Tempe offers an exceptional balance of urban convenience, outdoor recreation, educational opportunities, employment access, and entertainment. Positioned in the heart of the Phoenix metropolitan area, Tempe provides convenient connections to Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, and the surrounding East Valley.
Tempe's central location is especially attractive for those who appreciate having multiple employment, recreation, and entertainment destinations within driving distance. Parks, Lakes, and Outdoor Recreation One of the biggest advantages of living in Tempe is access to an impressive variety of parks, lakes, trails, and recreational destinations.
Kiwanis Park is one of South Tempe's signature outdoor destinations. This approximately 125-acre regional park features a scenic lake, walking and biking paths, picnic areas, shaded ramadas, sports facilities, and recreational activities. It's an excellent destination for morning walks, afternoon picnics, weekend exercise, and time outdoors.
Tempe Town Lake is another highlight of the community. Located near downtown Tempe and Arizona State University, this popular waterfront destination offers opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, boating, jogging, cycling, and enjoying beautiful desert sunsets.
Scenic paved pathways surround the lake, connecting visitors to parks, bridges, public art, and nearby entertainment districts. Tempe Beach Park, located along the south shore of Tempe Town Lake, offers open green spaces, picnic areas, waterfront paths, and a popular setting for festivals, concerts, and community celebrations.
Papago Park, accessible from northern Tempe, is known for its distinctive red sandstone formations, desert scenery, hiking trails, and proximity to attractions such as the Desert Botanical Garden and Phoenix Zoo. Residents can also explore the trails around Hayden Butte Preserve, commonly known as "A" Mountain, where a relatively short hike rewards visitors with views of downtown Tempe and the surrounding Valley.
Bike Trails, Walking Paths, and an Active Lifestyle Tempe is particularly appealing to people who enjoy cycling, walking, running, and exploring their community outdoors. The paths surrounding Tempe Town Lake offer scenic opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling, with connections toward Papago Park, downtown Tempe, and other regional destinations.
The Western Canal Multiuse Path is another popular recreational corridor, offering opportunities for walking and cycling through portions of the East Valley. Tempe's bicycle infrastructure also supports transportation alternatives for residents who prefer cycling for exercise, recreation, or selected local trips. Combined with the walking and biking paths available within Continental Villas East, these amenities make it easy to incorporate outdoor activity into everyday life. Tempe Situated n
