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An authentic Mud Adobe home, tucked away within one of Tucson's most sought after neighborhoods in the Fort Lowell Historic District. Meticulously hand-built, using craftsman techniques and materials, with all the modern conveniences of today. Enter through a privately gated remote entry, into a living environment with a sense of permanence and architecture that is a reflection of the rich and lush landscape on which this homesite was selected. The dramatic setting, situated on over .51 acres and sited on a North/South axis creates a strong spatial connection between the home and the surrounding landscape. Upon entry, you are greeted by a large foyer with soaring ceiling heights acting as the central hall, flanked by a formal living room to one side and dining, kitchen on the other, establishing the main connection point of the home. 3,246 square feet, comprised of a 2,691 sq ft 3 bedrooms 2 bath main house and a 555 sq ft great-room concept guest casita, with built-in Murphy bed, bath and full kitchen, privately situated on the north end of the property. Timeless materials expose the nuances, incorporating 16" thick mud adobe walls, wood viga beamed and Saguaro ribbed ceilings, polished Saltillo tile and brick paver floors, Alder doors and cabinetry, with modern stainless steel appliances. Sequestered on the North end of the main residence is the oversized owners suite, complete with a private patio walkout and luxurious bath with dual vanities, walk-in Roman shower and dual closets. Two secondary suites are featured off the main hall, privately situated and perfect for family, or guests alike. The exterior provides enhanced natural landscapes with views stretching out over the Catalina Mountains in the distance. Enveloping the residence are numerous outdoor living spaces that seamlessly connect and integrate within the natural mesquite bosque, each having been thoughtfully positioned for entertaining, while overlooking the resort-like pool and spa, both elegantly and effortlessly nestled within space. Various native shrubs create form and texture, setting off the dramatic foreground, playing off light and shade, openness and enclosure, representing true regional vernacular design and character that will stand the test of time!

An authentic Mud Adobe home, tucked away within one of Tucson's most sought after neighborhoods in the Fort Lowell Historic District. Meticulously hand-built, using craftsman techniques and materials, with all the modern conveniences of today. Enter through a privately gated remote entry, into a living environment with a sense of permanence and architecture that is a reflection of the rich and lush landscape on which this homesite was selected. The dramatic setting, situated on over .51 acres and sited on a North/South axis creates a strong spatial connection between the home and the surrounding landscape. Upon entry, you are greeted by a large foyer with soaring ceiling heights acting as the central hall, flanked by a formal living room to one side and dining, kitchen on the other, establishing the main connection point of the home. 3,246 square feet, comprised of a 2,691 sq ft 3 bedrooms 2 bath main house and a 555 sq ft great-room concept guest casita, with built-in Murphy bed, bath and full kitchen, privately situated on the north end of the property. Timeless materials expose the nuances, incorporating 16" thick mud adobe walls, wood viga beamed and Saguaro ribbed ceilings, polished Saltillo tile and brick paver floors, Alder doors and cabinetry, with modern stainless steel appliances. Sequestered on the North end of the main residence is the oversized owners suite, complete with a private patio walkout and luxurious bath with dual vanities, walk-in Roman shower and dual closets. Two secondary suites are featured off the main hall, privately situated and perfect for family, or guests alike. The exterior provides enhanced natural landscapes with views stretching out over the Catalina Mountains in the distance. Enveloping the residence are numerous outdoor living spaces that seamlessly connect and integrate within the natural mesquite bosque, each having been thoughtfully positioned for entertaining, while overlooking the resort-like pool and spa, both elegantly and effortlessly nestled within space. Various native shrubs create form and texture, setting off the dramatic foreground, playing off light and shade, openness and enclosure, representing true regional vernacular design and character that will stand the test of time!