About River Walk Homes for Sale River Walk is located near River Road, a half mile east of Campbell. It’s a gated neighborhood consisting of colorful townhomes and single family homes which are in close proximity to the Rillito River and The Loop multi-use biking/walking path. The Loop can be accessed from the property, making […]
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About Randolph House in Midtown Tucson Randolph House (c. 1949) is one of my favorite communities in Tucson. This small 30-unit condo complex in midtown Tucson is just so charming. What contributes to the charm of Randolph House is a combination of red brick exteriors with cedar shake siding, wood balconies, steel casement windows set
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Tucked Away in the Middle of Town Eden Roc Gardens is a midcentury modern condo complex tucked away just east of Reid Park behind the DoubleTree Hotel. Unless you’re looking for it, you’d probably never know it was there. And that was by design. Privacy was very important to the original developer, Burt M. Olden.
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About San Clemente Neighborhood San Clemente is a historic neighborhood in central Tucson that was mostly built between 1930 – 1959. The homes here feature several styles of architecture including Spanish Colonial Revival, Pueblo Revival, Southwestern, Mission Revival, and several types of Ranch styles. Lusk Corporation, a prominent Tucson home builder in the 1950s and
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Rincon Heights Historic District near UA Campus The Rincon Heights volunteer neighborhood association’s tagline is “Middle of Everywhere”. And that’s so true. Rincon Heights is a historic district that’s located south of University of Arizona (6th St.), and north of The Sunshine Mile (Broadway Blvd.) between Park Avenue and Campbell Avenue. This location makes it
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Burnt Adobe is at home in Tucson Tucson is said to have the most burnt adobe homes in the United States. Lucky us! Most of these homes were built between 1950 and 1970. Burnt adobe was used in many styles of homes including Ranch, Midcentury Modern, Territorial, and Spanish Revival style homes. Burnt adobe homes
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What is adobe? Adobe has been used throughout the world and is one of the earliest building materials. Adobe works best in dry climates, one of the reasons we see adobe homes in Tucson and throughout the desert southwest. Older adobe is a mixture of clay, sand, water, and organic material such as straw, that’s
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We help a lot of parents purchase homes for their students studying at University of Arizona. Consistently we hear from our clients that they want something within 1-2 miles of campus. Often times they like the idea of a condo for the ease of maintenance, nice amenities, and affordability. The condos at 55 N Cherry
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“Reprinted from the Pima County Master Gardener Sonoran Seasons Newsletter – Dec 2019” Raising chickens in Tucson has become easier since the Tucson City Council, in a unanimous vote, approved an urban agriculture text amendment to the city’s unified development code in 2015. According to the Arizona Daily Star the amendment reduced barriers to raising
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Take a look at this fantastic example of an Arts and Crafts home for sale right here in Tucson. Pasadena architect Arthur Heineman designed the home constructed in 1908. Stonework and shake shingle siding make up the exterior of the bungalow home. The stone was probably mined from the nearby quarry at the base of
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