About This Home
Built in 1975 near the historic Casas Adobes neighborhood of Tucson, this beautiful burnt‑adobe home features large arched windows, a tile roof, and offers 1,667 sq ft of living space on just over 3 acres. Zoned for livestock (including horses), it’s rare acreage in the city—live on your own mini‑ranch minutes from downtown Tucson’s vibrant culture, or just enjoy having space to roam around hundreds of native saguaros.
One of the most valuable features of this property is its **privacy**. Tucked away behind mature trees and a gated entrance, the home is barely visible from the road—offering peace, quiet, and a feeling of seclusion rarely found within city limits.
Interior Features
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Sunken living room (also known as a conversation pit)
- Electric stovetop and oven
- Dishwasher & garbage disposal
- Real fireplace
- Double‑car garage
Outdoor Highlights
- Gated entrance with call box
- Extensive patio with snake fencing & flagstone areas
- Fenced inner yard with second gate
- Numerous fruit trees & clear land for gardening or livestock
- New 12 × 14 ft shed on a concrete slab
- 1,000‑gallon inground koi pond
- Raised beds for gardening
- Shared well with one other household – no city water bill
The Lifestyle
Imagine space for gardeners and hobby farmers—fruit trees, raised beds, clear pasture land, and livestock potential right at your fingertips. It's the perfect blend of country living and city convenience.
Live your small‑ranch or homesteader dream on over 3 acres—yet remain only a few miles from downtown Tucson’s concerts, symphony, museums, and vibrant arts scene. You’re close to world‑class cultural venues and festivals, while enjoying peaceful acreage with no freeway noise.
Minutes from Home Depot, Lowe’s, Costco, grocery stores, and top medical facilities—on acreage, near the city, yet secluded and serene.
Contact the Owner
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