Stories: One

Construction: Slump Block

Style: Territorial

Roof: Built-Up - Reflect

Living Areas: Family Room

Dining Areas: Dining Area

Kitchen Features: Dishwasher; Disposal; Electric Cooktop; Electric Range; Refrigerator

Primary Bathroom Features: Shower & Tub

Laundry: Laundry Closet; Dryer; Stacked Space; Washer

Extra Room: None

Guest Facilities: None

Interior Features: Ceiling Fan(s); Beamed Ceilings; Skylights

Fireplace: None

Fireplace Location: None

Floor Covering: Vinyl

Window Covering: Stay

Technology: Cable TV; High Speed Internet

Main Cooling: Ceiling Fans; Central Air

Main Heating: Forced Air; Natural Gas

Water Heater: Natural Gas

Gas: Natural

Sewer: Connected

Water: Water Company

Accessibility Option: Level

Security: Smoke Detector(s); Wrought Iron Security Door

Spa: None

Fence: None

Landscape - Front: Decorative Gravel; Desert Plantings

Landscape - Rear: None

View: Mountain(s)

Road Type: Paved

Road Maintenance: HOA

RV Parking: None

Exterior Features: Native Plants

Lot Features: North/South Exposure

Neighborhood Feature: Gated

Assoc Fees Includes: Blanket Ins Policy; Common Area Maint; Front Yard Maint; Garbage Collection; Gated Community; Pest Control; Sewer; Street Maint; Water

Assoc Amenities: None

Terms: Cash; Conventional; VA

Submit With Offer: Earnest Check; HOA Addendum; Loan Pre-Qual

Property Disclosures: Insurance Claims History Report; Lead-Based Paint; Seller Prop Disclosure

Special Conditions: None

for breathtaking Arizona sunsets, spectacular city lights, a monsoon watchtower like none other, and outdoor entertaining. The spacious primary bedroom offers a tranquil setting with built-ins and 2 closets, making it an ideal primary residence, seasonal getaway, or lucrative high-demand rental opportunity within a highly sought-after Foothills community. --From Inside Tucson Business Mar 7, 2024: Originally the property was called Skyline Country Club and Resort. Guests came for golf destination vacations and stayed in cottages (what is now Mission Hills Townhomes!) that were built east of the clubhouse. "Urban legend has it that it would become a casino resort property," said Thorpe. That didn't happen, but judging by the massive steel beams and 6-inch concrete used in the building, he believes it was designed to be six stories high.