Contemporary, Modern

A timeless mid-century residence set high above the city, with panoramic views and owned solar. From the main living space, Tucson unfolds in every direction--city lights at night, open sky by day. Vaulted ceilings and expansive walls of glass define the formal living and dining room, extending seamlessly to a deep covered porch, pool, and desert landscape beyond. The boundary between interior and exterior dissolves into a continuous horizon, stretching the full width of the main home. Textured rock walls run throughout, grounding the clean mid-century lines and providing a quiet counterpoint to the light-filled interiors. The floor plan moves with ease from the more formal spaces to a more relaxed family room just off the kitchen--suited for slower mornings and quieter evenings. From the kitchen, front courtyard, and secondary living area, the Santa Catalina Mountains frame the view, catching the last light of the day in long desert sunsets. Main living is complimented by Tom Dixon light fixtures from the Melt collection. The enclosed backyard is both expansive and private--a lagoon-style pool and spa set against the city below, with multiple areas for gathering or retreat. Accessed directly from the main living space, it becomes a natural extension of the home, shaping how daily life unfolds. What sets this property apart is how it lives. The main residence offers a primary suite alongside generous living spaces, while an interior connection leads to a fully self-contained second residence--complete with its own kitchen, living area, two bedrooms, and private exterior access. It can function as a split floor plan, a guest house, multi-generational living, or income-producing rental, without compromising the integrity of the home. From the street, it reads as a single residence. Close to La Encantada, and Chuck Huckelberry Loop, a 50+ mile paved network ideal for biking, running and walking

A timeless mid-century residence set high above the city, with panoramic views and owned solar. From the main living space, Tucson unfolds in every direction--city lights at night, open sky by day. Vaulted ceilings and expansive walls of glass define the formal living and dining room, extending seamlessly to a deep covered porch, pool, and desert landscape beyond. The boundary between interior and exterior dissolves into a continuous horizon, stretching the full width of the main home. Textured rock walls run throughout, grounding the clean mid-century lines and providing a quiet counterpoint to the light-filled interiors. The floor plan moves with ease from the more formal spaces to a more relaxed family room just off the kitchen--suited for slower mornings and quieter evenings. From the kitchen, front courtyard, and secondary living area, the Santa Catalina Mountains frame the view, catching the last light of the day in long desert sunsets. Main living is complimented by Tom Dixon light fixtures from the Melt collection. The enclosed backyard is both expansive and private--a lagoon-style pool and spa set against the city below, with multiple areas for gathering or retreat. Accessed directly from the main living space, it becomes a natural extension of the home, shaping how daily life unfolds. What sets this property apart is how it lives. The main residence offers a primary suite alongside generous living spaces, while an interior connection leads to a fully self-contained second residence--complete with its own kitchen, living area, two bedrooms, and private exterior access. It can function as a split floor plan, a guest house, multi-generational living, or income-producing rental, without compromising the integrity of the home. From the street, it reads as a single residence. Close to La Encantada, and Chuck Huckelberry Loop, a 50+ mile paved network ideal for biking, running and walking