Last Updated on February 8, 2024 by Kim Labriola
Neighborhood Spotlight: Tucson Country Club Estates
Tucson Country Club is a beautiful golf community on Tucson’s northeast side. The fantastic location is convenient to all of Tucson’s amenities yet retains a tranquil feel. The large lots, towering trees, and luxury homes provide an ideal location for Tucson living at its finest.
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Some of the homes in the neighborhood were designed by well-known Tucson architects such as: Art Brown, Anne Rysdale, and Josias Joesler.
Location of Tucson Country Club
Tucson Country Club is located near Tanque Verde Road, just west of Sabino Canyon Road. Heading north on Camino Principal will take you to a manned gate for the neighborhood.
The neighborhood is bordered by both the Pantano Wash and the Tanque Verde Creek. The eastern edge of the neighborhood abuts Indian Ridge Estates, a historic district showcasing Tucson’s hippest midcentury modern homes.
Because of it’s location next to the Pantano Wash, the neighborhood is next to the Chuck Huckleberry Loop, a 130 mile long multi-use path which is popular for bicyclists, walkers, and joggers.
There are also a lot of nice restaurants within a short drive and some even within walking distance. It’s also a short drive to Costco.
About the Country Club within Tucson Country Club
The club provides a 44,000 SF facility featuring old world style architecture and historic Tucson elements, 18-hole golf course designed by acclaimed father and son designers William F., and William P. Bell, aquatic center with an 8-lane saltwater lap pool, 97-foot water slide, wading pool, splash pad, five lighted championship tennis courses, pickle ball, and fine dining.
A brief history of Tucson Country Club
Charles H. Boyles owned the 1,300-acre ranch in 1935. He rented the ranch to the first Mormon community in Tucson who used it as a truck farm and dairy. In 1935 Boyles sold 580 acres to Lenore Moore for $12,000. Her Brother built two ranch houses named Rancho de la Sombre. Unfortunately, the project failed.
In 1945 the property changed hands again, this time to Carl and Marie Reininger. In 1946 fifty prominent Tucsonans were disappointed with the El Rio Golf Course on Tucson’s west side and decided to create a golf resort that took advantage of the beautiful East side location. They formed a for profit corporation called Country Club Estates Inc.
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