MESA, AZ — Mesa’s oldest and only fully restored Victorian-era home is getting a new life.
The Sirrine House, at Center and 2nd streets, will be transformed into a multi-use agricultural and entertainment venue with educational programs and community events.
Built in 1896 and purchased by the city in 1986, the house — along with its carriage house — has remained inactive in recent years. The reimagined space will honor its farming roots while opening the property for public use.
“The Sirrines were one of the major farmers and a significant part of Mesa,” said project manager Kevin Klun. “Our vision focuses on four ideas: respect the history, urban farming, an educational hub, and public events.”
City officials hope the plan will breathe new life into a cherished piece of Mesa history while connecting residents to its agricultural past.
Learn more about the project here.
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