Territorial

Tucked within an enchanting, private, and secluded enclave of just 12 homes in the Fort Lowell Historic District, this highly sought-after address feels like stepping back in time, yet every comfort is at hand. Pass through the mesquite gates into a beautiful north-facing front courtyard and enter a world of authentic mud adobe craftsmanship. Across the 3 bedroom 2 bathroom residence, interior tactile walls exude warmth and texture, while soaring ceilings with exposed wood beams lend architectural drama and an old-world feel. Custom Mexican tile work, brick and concrete flooring, and two masonry fireplaces add character at every turn. Interior spaces are bathed in natural light, with numerous access points leading to the serene backyard retreat complete with a screened-in porch, sparkling pool, and covered ramada perfect for Al fresco dining. Rich in character, rooted in tradition, and built to endure - this is regional vernacular architecture at its most authentic. Ideally located near the Fort Lowell Historic District, you can walk to the Tucson Loop, Plaza Palomino, Fort Lowell Park, and the historic San Pedro Chapel.

Tucked within an enchanting, private, and secluded enclave of just 12 homes in the Fort Lowell Historic District, this highly sought-after address feels like stepping back in time, yet every comfort is at hand. Pass through the mesquite gates into a beautiful north-facing front courtyard and enter a world of authentic mud adobe craftsmanship. Across the 3 bedroom 2 bathroom residence, interior tactile walls exude warmth and texture, while soaring ceilings with exposed wood beams lend architectural drama and an old-world feel. Custom Mexican tile work, brick and concrete flooring, and two masonry fireplaces add character at every turn. Interior spaces are bathed in natural light, with numerous access points leading to the serene backyard retreat complete with a screened-in porch, sparkling pool, and covered ramada perfect for Al fresco dining. Rich in character, rooted in tradition, and built to endure - this is regional vernacular architecture at its most authentic. Ideally located near the Fort Lowell Historic District, you can walk to the Tucson Loop, Plaza Palomino, Fort Lowell Park, and the historic San Pedro Chapel.