Located in the heart of Barrio Viejo, this c.1885 Sonoran-style mud adobe offers a rare expression of Tucson’s earliest residential architecture. Spanning 1,288 square feet, the home retains remarkable authenticity with two-foot-thick adobe walls, high ceilings lined with original saguaro rib detail, and early pine floors worn smooth by generations of use. Layered throughout are […]

Historic treasure in El Presidio, built in 1893, owned & loved by current owners for 30 years, kept almost completely original. Hardwood floors, high ceilings, 3 clawfoot tubs, picture rails, so many turn of the century details. Gorgeous outdoor spaces with lush flowering gardens will charm you. There is a greenhouse and a chicken coop. […]

Settled between the notorious Dragoon Mountains of Apache Chief Cochise and the Chiricahua Mountains, home of Geronimo, stands this historic two-story beautifully restored and upgraded territorial property.  The Pearce Mercantile served the vast areas of the Sulphur Springs Valley and was well known as the ”hub of commerce” due to the entrepreneurs of Charles Renaud […]