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Phoenix Scholar House

2950 N 18th Place, Phoenix, AZ 85016

1 bedroom · 2 bedrooms · 3 bedrooms586–1,118 sq ft

Building exteriorBuilding exterior at Phoenix Scholar House.

Floor plan3D apartment layout preview at Phoenix Scholar House.

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Get to know the community

Income-qualified apartments with a separate education-support pathway.

Phoenix Scholar House is a 56-apartment community with one-, two- and three-bedroom homes near North 18th Place and Thomas Road. It has two application pathways: traditional income-qualified rental housing for individuals and families, and Save the Family housing linked to an education and support program. The education requirements apply to that program, rather than to every applicant for a traditional apartment.

Homes include an in-unit washer and dryer, ceiling fans and window coverings. Shared spaces include a community room, playground, barbecue and picnic area, bike storage and common-area Wi-Fi. Save the Family provides academic and career coaching, case management, parenting support and financial-literacy services through its program.

Spaces & layouts

Floor plans.

Floor plans for Phoenix Scholar House
Layout	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Approx. area
A2-1	1 bedroom	1 full	586 sq ft
B1-3	2 bedrooms	1 full	851 sq ft
B1-4	2 bedrooms	1 full	851 sq ft
C1-1	3 bedrooms	2 full	1,118 sq ft
C2-1	3 bedrooms	2 full	1,098 sq ft
C4-1	3 bedrooms	2 full	1,096 sq ft

Parking.

Parking: Designated parking area.

Application & insurance.

Traditional affordable housing: Individuals and families can apply directly for income-qualified housing. Eligibility depends on household income, program requirements and apartment availability; this pathway does not require supportive or referral-based services.
Save the Family pathway: Applicants participate in, or are referred through, a qualifying Save the Family support pathway. The education program requires acceptance into its educational component before housing consideration.
Education-program eligibility: The education pathway serves single parents or family members with primary custody of children, including single women in the last trimester of pregnancy. Participants must be at least 18, have a high-school diploma or GED and an income source, and be enrolled or enrolling full- or part-time in a degree or specialty program.
Education-program application: The process includes an interest form, in-person orientation and interview, and completion of a pre-residential checklist.
Continuing education requirements: Education-program participants sign a program agreement, maintain a semester GPA of at least 2.0, attend classes and provide schedules and grades to their case manager.
Program housing placement: Acceptance into the education program does not guarantee a housing placement; availability and housing eligibility still apply.

Inside the home.

Home details: Ceiling fans and window coverings.
Laundry: In-unit washer and dryer in each apartment.

Community amenities.

Community size: 56 apartments, with one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts.
Community room
Playground
Bike storage
Barbecue and picnic area with tables
Free common-area Wi-Fi

Office & resident services.

Development partners: Brinshore Development and Save the Family Foundation of Arizona developed Phoenix Scholar House.
Program services: Save the Family provides academic and career coaching, case management, parenting support and financial-literacy services.
Leasing email: manager@phoenixscholarhouse.com

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