Stories: One

Construction: Masonry Stucco

Style: Territorial

Roof: Shingle

Living Areas: Family Room

Dining Areas: Dining Area

Kitchen Features: Dishwasher; Disposal; Gas Range; Lazy Susan; Refrigerator

Primary Bathroom Features: Exhaust Fan; Shower Only

Additional Bathroom Features: Walk-in Tub

Laundry: Dryer; Washer

Extra Room: Storage

Guest Facilities: None

Interior Features: Ceiling Fan(s); Skylights; Split Bedroom Plan; Walk-In Closet(s)

Fireplace: None

Fireplace Location: None

Window Covering: Stay

Window Features: Double Pane Windows

Technology: Cable TV; High Speed Internet

Main Cooling: Heat Pump

Main Heating: Heat Pump; Mini-Split

Water Heater: Electric

Gas: Natural

Sewer: Connected

Water: Public

Accessibility Option: None

Security: Security Gate; Smoke Detector(s)

Spa: None

Fence: Stone

Landscape - Front: Desert Plantings; Natural Desert; Trees

Landscape - Rear: Grass; Sprinkler/Drip

View: None

Road Type: Paved

RV Parking: Full Hookup; RV Gate; Space Available

Exterior Features: Courtyard; Shed(s); Waterfall

Lot Features: Subdivided

Neighborhood Feature: Park

Terms: Cash; Conventional; FHA; VA

Submit With Offer: Lead Based Paint Disclosure; Loan Pre-Qual

Property Disclosures: Lead-Based Paint; Military Airport Vcty; Seller Prop Disclosure

Special Conditions: None

A low-maintenance, sustainable Sonoran desert masterpiece that sets the tone for everything inside. For the Airbnb Investor: This home was practically designed for short-term rental success. The 2024 addition introduced a luxurious primary suite, completing a true split bedroom floor plan that gives guests and hosts complete privacy on opposite ends of the home. Dual access points on both sides of the property allow for seamless, independent guest entry -- no awkward shared spaces, just a smooth, professional hosting experience. The Pebbletec pool with waterfall feature and lush tropical backyard and the large gravel side yard with full RV hookups adds a second income stream -- rent the RV space separately and let the property pay for itself. For the Primary Homeowner: This is the kind of home Tucson rarely offers. Original 1946 territorial character meets thoughtful 2024 craftsmanship -- matching masonry stucco, wall-to-wall porcelain tile, designer bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with Corian countertops and a charming built-in dining nook, and three independent climate zones for year-round comfort. Two skylights bring natural light into the most intimate spaces, while mature trees, flowering hedges, and a covered patio frame a backyard that feels like a private resort. The detached stucco workshop with full electricity and a security-gated entry round out a property that is as functional as it is beautiful. Historic charm. Modern upgrades. Income potential. Privacy you can feel. This is not just a home -- it's a lifestyle and an investment in one.