Landmark Towers, the full 17-story tower lit at night above the pool and palm trees

4750 N Central Ave · Midtown Phoenix

Mid-century
on the skyline.

A 17-story landmark of Phoenix architecture, reimagined for modern living — condos above, restaurants below, the city in every window.

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1963Year built
17Stories
Central AveLight rail corridor
CondosOwnership only
Condos, not rentalsOwnership only, studio–2 bed residences
Dining downstairsRestaurants at street level
Heated poolYear-round, resort style
Steps to the railCentral Ave corridor access

The Building

A Beadle-era icon, lived in today

Landmark Towers has stood over Central Avenue since 1963 — one of Midtown Phoenix's most recognizable mid-century high-rises. Floor-to-ceiling windows, sweeping balconies, and skyline views, wrapped in interiors that have kept pace with the city around them.

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Landmark Towers rising above North Central Avenue
The rhythm of terracotta balconies across the tower's facade
Downtown Phoenix skyline and the Central Avenue light rail at night

Amenities

Everything the building offers

Resort-style shared spaces and services — from the pool deck to the 17th-floor lounge and the rooftop sky deck.

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Heated resident pool ringed by palm trees
17th-floor community lounge with floor-to-ceiling glass and mountain views
Rooftop deck with fire pit and panoramic mountain views
17th-floor lounge with fireplace and mid-century furnishings
Sunset over the pool deck
Tiered balconies of Landmark Towers above the pool deck
Heated pool Restaurants below Fitness center 24-hour concierge Rooftop sky lounge Media room Resident library Business center Underground parking

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Neighborhood

Living on Central

The Valley Metro light rail runs the length of Central Avenue, linking Midtown to downtown Phoenix, the arts district, and Tempe. Restaurants, museums, offices, and parks line the corridor within walking distance.

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Downtown Phoenix skyline and the light rail on Central Avenue at night
Aerial view of Landmark Towers on Central Avenue with the Phoenix Mountains beyond

Considering Landmark Towers?

Reach out to the HOA directly — we're happy to answer questions about the building, ownership, or the neighborhood.

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