Stories: One

Construction: Frame - Stucco; Mud Adobe

Style: Southwestern

Roof: Built-Up - Reflect

Living Areas: Great Room; Living Room

Dining Areas: Breakfast Bar; Dining Area; Formal Dining Room

Kitchen Features: Dishwasher; Disposal; Electric Oven; Exhaust Fan; Gas Cooktop; Refrigerator

Primary Bathroom Features: Double Vanity; Exhaust Fan; Separate Shower(s); Soaking Tub

Additional Bathroom Features: Exhaust Fan; Shower Only

Laundry: Dryer; Laundry Room; Washer

Extra Room: Office; Storage

Guest Facilities: House

Interior Features: Built-in Features; Ceiling Fan(s); Beamed Ceilings; Entrance Foyer; High Ceilings; Split Bedroom Plan; Walk-In Closet(s); Water Softener

Fireplace: Bee Hive; Gas; Wood Burning; See Remarks

Fireplace Location: Great Room; Living Room; Patio; Primary Bedroom

Floor Covering: Mexican Tile

Window Covering: Stay

Window Features: Double Pane Windows

Technology: Alarm System; Cable TV; High Speed Internet; Smart Thermostat

Main Cooling: Central Air

Main Heating: Forced Air; Natural Gas

Water Heater: Natural Gas; Recirculating Pump

Electric: Net Meter; Solar PV System

Gas: Natural

Sewer: Connected

Water: Public

Accessibility Option: None

Security: Alarm Leased; Wrought Iron Security Door

Green Features: Solar

Pool: Heated

Spa: Conventional

Fence: Chain Link; Slump Block; Stucco Finish

Landscape - Front: Desert Plantings; Natural Desert

Landscape - Rear: Desert Plantings; Flower Beds; Natural Desert

View: Desert; Mountain(s); Sunrise; Sunset

Road Type: Gravel

Driveway: Circular

RV Parking: Space Available

Exterior Features: Courtyard; Fountain; Native Plants; Rain Barrel/Cistern(s); See Remarks; Shed(s)

Lot Features: Corner Lot; North/South Exposure

Neighborhood Feature: None

Terms: Cash; Conventional; Submit

Submit With Offer: Loan Pre-Qual; Solar Lease/Solar Loan Assumption Addendum

Property Disclosures: Seller Prop Disclosure; Unknown

Special Conditions: None

There's a certain Tucson that comes to mind when you think about living in the Sonoran Desert. Adobe homes, shaded courtyards, exposed wood beams, Saltillo tile floors, and the natural beauty of the desert right outside the door. It's the Tucson people hope to find when they move here, and the Tucson longtime residents have always appreciated. This property captures that feeling in a way that's difficult to recreate. Originally built in 1937, the main home has grown and evolved over the decades. Thoughtful additions and renovations have created generous living spaces while preserving the warmth and architectural character of the original adobe construction. One of the things that makes this home particularly appealing is how comfortably it lives. Despite its generous size, it maintains a welcoming, intimate feel. There are inviting spaces for quiet mornings and everyday living, along with larger areas that make gathering and entertaining feel natural. Throughout the home, original character and practical improvements come together. Exposed beams, Saltillo tile, and distinctive Southwestern details are complemented by dual-pane windows, solar, and water-harvesting features. The kitchen offers a six-burner JennAir range and double ovens, providing the functionality appreciated by those who enjoy cooking and entertaining. The separate casita adds another dimension to the property. Updated and expanded, it offers its own private entrance, bathroom, kitchenette, and dedicated mini-split heating and cooling system. Whether used for guests, hobbies, or additional personal space, it provides flexibility while maintaining a connection to the main residence through the shared front porch and courtyard. The casita also has some wonderful details of its own, including distinctive plaster walls and a decorative kitchen tile backsplash accented by local Tucson artist Carly Quinn. And then there are the grounds. The beautifully landscaped courtyard is a natural extension of the home, with shaded patios, an outdoor fireplace, and a pool and spa creating inviting places to relax or entertain. Beyond the courtyard, the property transitions into a more natural Sonoran Desert landscape. Mature native vegetation has been carefully maintained over the years, while citrus trees and other thoughtfully selected plants add variety and character. Winding gravel pathways connect different areas of the grounds, making the property as enjoyable to explore as it is to admire. Rather than trying to recreate a desert setting, the landscaping celebrates the natural beauty of Tucson. The approximately 0.83-acre property is fully fenced, with multiple access gates providing convenient entry to different areas of the grounds. Its City of Tucson RX-1 zoning offers potential for horse keeping, subject to applicable city requirements. An oversized detached garage, measuring approximately 25 by 29 feet, provides substantial room for vehicles, storage, hobbies, or workshop space. Perhaps one of the most surprising things about this property is its setting. Despite being in the heart of Tucson, the mature landscaping, shaded courtyard, and generous grounds create an unexpected sense of privacy and serenity. What makes this home special isn't any single feature. It's how naturally everything comes together: the original adobe construction, thoughtful additions, separate casita, established desert landscaping, and inviting outdoor spaces. Nearly 90 years after its beginnings, this property remains a wonderful expression of what makes Tucson special. Some homes are built to capture the feeling of Tucson. This one has been doing it since 1937.