• Covered, Patio Patio
• Ceramic Tile, Mexican Tile Floor
• Storage, Workshop
• Laundry Dryer, Laundry Closet, Outside, Washer
• Pueblo, Territorial Style
• RV Parking Pueblo, Territorial
• Attached Garage/Carport
• Mud Adobe Construction
• Living Room
• Central Air
• Mountains, Residential Views
• Guest House
• Stainless Appliances
• Quartz Sage Countertops
• Cabinet Pantry
• Fireplace
• Fireplace in Living Room
• Gas Fireplace
• Forced Air Heating
• Solar Water Heater
• Natural Gas
• Historic, Jogging Bike Path, Park Facilities
• Dining Area
• Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Gas Oven, Gas Range, Microwave, Prep Sink, Refrigerator
• Shower Only
• Exposed Beams, Foyer, High Ceilings 9+, Skylight(s), Skylights
• BBQ-Built-In, Courtyard, Fountain, Native Plants, Workshop
• Alarm System, High Speed Internet
• Security Alarm Installed, Cameras

Remarks:

An absolute quintessential Tucson adobe home, built in 1945 on 1/3 of an acre. To enter this home is to to fall in love with it. Stepping outside onto the lovely porch, you'll breathe one word: ''magical.'' Fully restored and with remodeled kitchen and baths, this lovely L-shaped home is everything you dreamed of in a Tucson abode. It is charming, and ready for you. Gorgeous gas fireplace, thick adobe walls with new windows, stunning light, with the finest updates (see list). Yet the home feels every bit as cozy and authentic as it did in 1945. Fenced and with a remote gate to the expansive side yard and carport, with a wonderful security system with 9 cameras. The gardens feature all of the best desert landscaping, lighting, a fountain, and a gas firepit. Casita used for art studio!

Directions:

Tucson boulevard and prince east on prince to cactus, north to clay's alley; property faces clay's alley.