Historic Queen Anne adobe duplex C-3 commercial zoning w/loft, identified as a contributing structure within the Iron Horse Historic District, walkable to 4th Ave, Downtown, and the University of Arizona, with access to Tucson's dining and cultural destinations. Built c. 1899 as part of the Ziegler family development tied to Tucson's railroad expansion, and whose primary residence on the adjacent parcel is also offered for sale, this is a rare example of Queen Anne-style multi-unit housing adapted to the Sonoran Desert. Constructed of low-fired adobe brick, the home features hardwood floors and high ceilings. Don't miss this opportunity for ideal live/work, rental income, or commercial use, with one unit tenant-occupied month-to-month, offering immediate income potential and flexibility.

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