Bungalow, Spanish, Southwestern

Rare opportunity to own a piece of Tucson's history. (sold simultaneously with MLS#22407326) Built in 1905 by Ethel and Mose Drachman, early life in this Tucson home was recounted in ''Chicken Every Sunday, written in 1943 by the Drachman's daughter, Rosemary Drachman Taylor. The book found great success and was turned into a Broadway play and later a motion picture starring Dan Daily and Celeste Holm. This captivating property. This charming Mission Revival-style triplex once owned by Mose Drachman, this estate comprises three exquisite rental homes. The main residence, #35, exudes timeless elegance with its box ceilings, original hardwood flooring, and spacious rooms. Delight in the upgraded and remodeled bathrooms, while the parlor offers versatility as a potential third bedroom. Enjoy the cozy ambiance of the entry/sitting room and the warmth of family gatherings in the vintage kitchen. The second unit, #33, boasts abundant natural light, featuring one bedroom, one bathroom, and a versatile mud room/office space. With its marmoleum floors and lofty ceilings, this unit emanates undeniable charm. Adding to the allure is the separate carriage house, providing additional functionality and character to the property. Outside, discover a picturesque landscape adorned with lush grass, verdant trees, and fruitful orchards, offering privacy. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Tucson's rich architectural heritage!

Rare opportunity to own a piece of Tucson's history. (sold simultaneously with MLS#22407326) Built in 1905 by Ethel and Mose Drachman, early life in this Tucson home was recounted in ''Chicken Every Sunday, written in 1943 by the Drachman's daughter, Rosemary Drachman Taylor. The book found great success and was turned into a Broadway play and later a motion picture starring Dan Daily and Celeste Holm. This captivating property. This charming Mission Revival-style triplex once owned by Mose Drachman, this estate comprises three exquisite rental homes. The main residence, #35, exudes timeless elegance with its box ceilings, original hardwood flooring, and spacious rooms. Delight in the upgraded and remodeled bathrooms, while the parlor offers versatility as a potential third bedroom. Enjoy the cozy ambiance of the entry/sitting room and the warmth of family gatherings in the vintage kitchen. The second unit, #33, boasts abundant natural light, featuring one bedroom, one bathroom, and a versatile mud room/office space. With its marmoleum floors and lofty ceilings, this unit emanates undeniable charm. Adding to the allure is the separate carriage house, providing additional functionality and character to the property. Outside, discover a picturesque landscape adorned with lush grass, verdant trees, and fruitful orchards, offering privacy. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Tucson's rich architectural heritage!