• Covered, Patio, Ramada Patio
• Carpet, Ceramic Tile Floor
• Laundry Dryer, Laundry Room, Washer
• Patio Home Style
• RV Parking Patio Home
• Attached Garage/Carport, Electric Door Opener
• Concrete Block, Masonry Stucco, Stucco Finish Construction
• Family Room, Living Room
• Ceiling Fans, Central Air, Evaporative Cooling
• City, Mountains, Panoramic, Sunrise, Sunset Views
• White Appliances
• Quartz Countertops
• Cabinet Pantry
• Septic System Installed
• Fireplace
• Fireplace in Family Room
• Wood Burning Fireplace
• Forced Air Heating
• Electric Water Heater
• Propane Gas
• Jogging Bike Path, Paved Street, Walking Trail Facilities
• Dining Area, Formal Dining Room
• Dishwasher, Electric Oven, Garbage Disposal, Gas Cooktop, Microwave, Prep Sink, Refrigerator
• Double Vanity, Shower Only
• Ceiling Fan(s), Central Vacuum, Dual Pane Windows, Entertainment Center Built-In, Skylights, Water Softener
• Native Plants, Play Equipment, Workshop
• Cable TV, High Speed Internet, Intercom, Smart Thermostat
• Security Smoke Detector(s), Window Bars
• Home Protection Available

Remarks:

Welcome to a home that tells a story of a couple who built their oasis on this mountaintop four decades ago. This 4-bedroom masonry home is owner-built and is nestled among 4 acres in the beautiful Tucson Mountains. As you step inside, you'll find more than just a house; you'll discover a home where every corner resonates with the warmth of family gatherings and the laughter of generations. The U-shaped kitchen, with its oak cabinets and quartz countertops, beckons you to create culinary delights and sweet conversation. The large family room, with a built-in entertainment center and wood fireplace is surrounded by rocks from the mountainside. Enjoy the cityscape and mountain views a panorama that never ceases to captivate and inspire. Property is accessible via fully paved road.

Directions:

Interstate ten and west star pass boulevard (22nd st) west to la cholla boulevard; left to west thirty sixth street; right to mockingbird lane (near end of 36th); left to via de suenos (at cluster mailboxes); follow road up to top of hill at rock pillar entrance 3005.