Mid century modern burnt adobe home in Windsor Park neighborhood in Tucson

Windsor Park – Mid Century Modern in Northeast Tucson

Last Updated on February 3, 2023 by Kim Labriola

About Windsor Park Neighborhood

Windsor Park is a small community of roughly 125 mid-century modern homes on Tucson’s northeast side. Windsor Park was developed in 1962 by J. Herbert Oxman, with homes designed by David Swanson from the Tucson architecture firm Ambrose and Swanson. Oxman came to Arizona from New York in 1961 and started building in Tucson in 1962. In 1963 he won the “Best Home for the Money” award from American Home Magazine. Architect David Swanson moved to Tucson in 1950 after earning an architecture degree from University of Oregon.

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The wall of windows and vaulted wood ceilings are great midcentury modern features in this Windsor Park home in Tucson.

Built in 3 phases with models named Camelot, Manchester, Presidio, Carmel, Taos, and Balboa, Windsor Park was advertised as ‘almost living outdoors’ with more than ‘575 sq. ft. of glass’ in a 3-bedroom home. Windsor Park homes were constructed of either Burnt Adobe or “Windsor stone”, in a decidedly mid-century modern flair with large expanses of windows in most rooms. They featured 3-4 bedrooms, double carports or garages, and wide, low-slung angled roofs on large lots (most lots range in size from about 1/4 acre to 1/3 acre). 

8720 E Lancaster Rd Tucson AZ 85715. Midcentury modern burnt adobe home for sale in Tucson in Windsor Park.
Midcentury modern burnt adobe home in the Windsor Park neighborhood in Tucson.
Windsor Park a Tucson neighborhood with a Mid Century Modern flair

The streets in Windsor Park were planned with several cul-de-sacs to ensure a quiet neighborhood environment. Windsor Park falls within the TUSD school district. Henry Elementary, Magee Middle, and Sahuaro High are the schools for this area.

J. Herbert Oxman later developed other Tucson neighborhoods on the east and northeast sides of town such as: El Dorado Hills, Tanque Verde Estates, Cresta Verde, Verde Vista, and Cheyenne Estates.

Interior of a burnt adobe home in Windsor Park, a neighborhood built by J. Herbert Oxman in the 1960s.
Interior of a burnt adobe home in Windsor Park, a neighborhood built by J. Herbert Oxman in the 1960s.
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Mid Century burnt adobe home in Tucson
Mid Century Modern burnt adobe home in Windsor Park
Newspaper advertisement bragging about how much glass is used in the midcentury modern Windsor Park homes.
Newspaper advertisement boasting about how much glass is used in the Windsor Park homes.

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