Stories: One

Construction: Mud Adobe

Style: Bungalow; Spanish

Roof: Built-Up - Reflect

Living Areas: Great Room; Living Room; Off Kitchen

Dining Areas: Breakfast Nook; Dining Area

Kitchen Features: Gas Range; Refrigerator

Primary Bathroom Features: Pedestal Sink(s); Shower Only

Additional Bathroom Features: Pedestal Sink(s); Shower & Tub

Laundry: In Kitchen; Laundry Room

Extra Room: Workshop

Guest Facilities: House

Interior Features: Ceiling Fan(s); Beamed Ceilings

Fireplace: Wood Burning

Fireplace Location: Living Room

Floor Covering: Wood

Window Covering: Stay

Technology: None

Main Cooling: Evaporative Cooling

Main Heating: None

Water Heater: Natural Gas

Gas: Natural

Sewer: Connected

Water: Public

Accessibility Option: None

Security: None

Pool: None

Spa: None

Fence: Block; Stucco Finish

Landscape - Front: Desert Plantings; Low Care; Shrubs; Trees

Landscape - Rear: Desert Plantings; Low Care; Shrubs; Trees

View: Mountain(s); Residential

Road Type: Paved

RV Parking: Space Available

Exterior Features: Courtyard; Shed(s); Workshop

Lot Features: North/South Exposure; Subdivided

Neighborhood Feature: Paved Street; Street Lights

Assoc Fees Includes: None

Assoc Amenities: None

Terms: Cash; Submit

Submit With Offer: Lead Based Paint Disclosure

Property Disclosures: Insurance Claims History Report; Seller Prop Disclosure

Special Conditions: Fix Up; None

The property has an unmistakable old-Tucson character, with handcrafted details and influences inspired by traditional Sonoran Desert adobe homes and old Mexico. Throughout the compound are hand-painted tile, Saltillo and terracotta flooring, stained glass, carved wood, wrought-iron accents, adobe niches, mosaics, terracotta vessels and other unique details that give the property a collected, artistic feel. The main adobe residence is centered around a large living room with substantial hand-finished adobe walls, coved ceilings, wood floors and a traditional fireplace. Three bedrooms branch from the central living space. The separate one-bedroom guest house includes a kitchen, living area and bath and provides a more conventional independent living space. A third adobe structure serves as an artist studio/workshop. The generous double lot allows the buildings to be arranged more like a private adobe compound than a typical residential property, with courtyards, shaded portals, ramadas, patios and gravel pathways connecting the spaces. A central courtyard features a mature mesquite, niches and an area for a fountain, while other areas offer opportunities for gardens, outdoor gathering spaces and creative use. This is a highly individual property with architectural character, history and potential that would be difficult to replicate today. The property is a substantial fixer and will require significant work and investment, offering an opportunity for the next owner to restore and reimagine this unusual Tucson compound.