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With extraordinary attention to detail, this iconic residence offers a harmonious fusion of preservation and progress. This rare Midcentury home was designed by Dale Birtch and constructed in 1968 on a premium parcel in the Catalina Foothills. Situated in the Skyline Bel Air Estates neighborhood, it is just steps to amenities including tennis courts and the community pool. The combination of native stone, mahogany, and turquoise accents create a serene palette against the stunning city and mountain views. Refined finishes were utilized to meticulously update the interior and exterior spaces. The owners enlisted a team of local design and remodeling experts to curate improvements while embracing the original intentions. Kathryn Prideaux of Prideaux Design together with the Firm of Repp+Mclain skillfully renovated the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry room. The comprehensive restoration project included all new flooring, windows, patio doors, and numerous systems upgrades. Prideaux Designs also transformed the back yard in 2020 with the addition of a pool, fire features, and synthetic grass terrace. The comprehensive restoration project included all new flooring, windows, patio doors, and numerous systems upgrades. The result is a home which radiates the vitality of our Sonoran desert while embracing the unique history of this phenomenal home. The main floor plan is open in feeling but balances intimate spaces for dining, entertaining, and lounging all with panoramic views of the desert. The spacious kitchen island is clad in marble and is the centerpiece of the sophisticated chef's kitchen. Just beyond in the dining area a cantilevered fireplace with copper hood is complimented by coordinating pendant lights. Numerous built ins throughout offer style and storage. Timeless design principles guided custom selections throughout the home. Both the primary and guest bathrooms have quartz counters, period colors and handmade tiles. Enjoy the gracious primary suite with walk-in closet, en suite bathroom, and sparkling city light views. Three additional bedrooms each with large closets and views. Generous laundry room with additional storage and cabinetry. Both north and south yards are configured to take advantage of sweeping views. Concrete and stone are softened by soft custom benches and a stunning lap pool with Baja shelf for reading or relaxing. Low maintenance plantings introduce organic green hues which juxtapose against crisp white walls and furnishings. LED lighting and thoughtful automation make this home a year round retreat. A two car garage with storage, three car carport, owned solar electric system, 30,000+ square foot lot, and district 16 schools all contribute to this being not only an extraordinary residence but an efficient and convenient place to enjoy all that Tucson has to offer.

With extraordinary attention to detail, this iconic residence offers a harmonious fusion of preservation and progress. This rare Midcentury home was designed by Dale Birtch and constructed in 1968 on a premium parcel in the Catalina Foothills. Situated in the Skyline Bel Air Estates neighborhood, it is just steps to amenities including tennis courts and the community pool. The combination of native stone, mahogany, and turquoise accents create a serene palette against the stunning city and mountain views. Refined finishes were utilized to meticulously update the interior and exterior spaces. The owners enlisted a team of local design and remodeling experts to curate improvements while embracing the original intentions. Kathryn Prideaux of Prideaux Design together with the Firm of Repp+Mclain skillfully renovated the kitchen, bathrooms and laundry room. The comprehensive restoration project included all new flooring, windows, patio doors, and numerous systems upgrades. Prideaux Designs also transformed the back yard in 2020 with the addition of a pool, fire features, and synthetic grass terrace. The comprehensive restoration project included all new flooring, windows, patio doors, and numerous systems upgrades. The result is a home which radiates the vitality of our Sonoran desert while embracing the unique history of this phenomenal home. The main floor plan is open in feeling but balances intimate spaces for dining, entertaining, and lounging all with panoramic views of the desert. The spacious kitchen island is clad in marble and is the centerpiece of the sophisticated chef's kitchen. Just beyond in the dining area a cantilevered fireplace with copper hood is complimented by coordinating pendant lights. Numerous built ins throughout offer style and storage. Timeless design principles guided custom selections throughout the home. Both the primary and guest bathrooms have quartz counters, period colors and handmade tiles. Enjoy the gracious primary suite with walk-in closet, en suite bathroom, and sparkling city light views. Three additional bedrooms each with large closets and views. Generous laundry room with additional storage and cabinetry. Both north and south yards are configured to take advantage of sweeping views. Concrete and stone are softened by soft custom benches and a stunning lap pool with Baja shelf for reading or relaxing. Low maintenance plantings introduce organic green hues which juxtapose against crisp white walls and furnishings. LED lighting and thoughtful automation make this home a year round retreat. A two car garage with storage, three car carport, owned solar electric system, 30,000+ square foot lot, and district 16 schools all contribute to this being not only an extraordinary residence but an efficient and convenient place to enjoy all that Tucson has to offer.