Now is the time to live your midcentury modern fantasy! This 1954 built William Hazard burnt adobe house and guest is the perfect place to show off your collection of googie gewgaws and smart retro furnishings. 4 beds/3 baths in the main, and 1 bed/1 bath in the guest. Beamed ceilings. Original wood floors. Stained concrete. Some vintage vinyl. Full of light. Perfect for entertaining. The great room is light-filled with access to the large screened in porch. Primary ensuite has its own private patio. Two other bedrooms are bright with sliding glass doors that open onto the back yard. An ideal setting for your Sonoran Desert indoor-outdoor lifestyle. The grounds are an expansive 3.41 acres with pockets of exotics surrounded by natural desert. Guest House is accessed by a short hike through the desert, or a drive down the long, long driveway. Private well. Close to central Tucson, on the foothills side of the Rillito. Walk to the river path, or perhaps ride your horses? Zoned SR, possible rezone to RX1 and add additional casitas for the ultimate family/friend compound. This unique property has so much to offer! Some virtually-staged photos are provided to prime your imagination. And you can get the real feel from your phone or computer by checking out the flythrough and virtual tour. Call your agent to come take a look and visualize what could become your reality.

Listing courtesy of Centra Realty (520) 490-8951



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