Tempe (Hilge) Bakery - Hackett House

94 W 4th St
Tempe, AZ 85281

YEAR BUILT: 1888

Original Use: Bakery/Residence | Current Use: Retail and Event Space

The Hackett House is home to many 'firsts' in Tempe. It was among the first fired brick buildings built in Arizona, as well as the first bakery to service Tempe. The original building is associated with Panel Brick Commercial style architecture - of which many of the original elements remain.

There have been two prominent families that have resided in The Hackett House. The first was the Hilge family who ran the Hilge bakery. The second was the Craig's who converted the bakery into a residence. The Craig daughter married Roy Hackett, who the house is currently named after.

The Hackett House was purchased by the City of Tempe in 1974.

Hackett House is currently the home to Tempe Sister Cities Organization gift boutique and event hall.

Nearby Public Art

Sonoran Afternoon - 400 S Mill Ave (82 feet NE)
Tempe Roots - 500 S Mill Ave (390 feet S)
Mill District - 300 S Mill Ave (433 feet N)
Bird Bike Locker - 31 E 5th St (491 feet SE)
A Progression of Transport - 222 S Mill Ave (506 feet NW)

Nearby Historical Properties

Casa Loma Building - 398 S Mill Ave (182 feet E)
The Andre Building - 401 S Mill Ave (185 feet E)
College (Valley Art) Theater - 505-509 S. Mill Avenue (424 feet SE)
Valley Art Theater - 509 S Mill Ave (440 feet SE)
Garfield Goodwin Building - 514 S Mill Ave (465 feet SE)