• Covered, Patio, Paver Patio
• Ceramic Tile, Laminate, Wood Floor
• Den, Office, Storage
• Laundry Dryer, Washer
• Mid-century Constructon Style
• RV Parking
• Horse Facilities
• Concrete Block Construction
• Family Room, Living Room, Off Kitchen
• Central Air
• City, Mountains, Panoramic Views
• Stainless Appliances
• Granite Countertops
• Fireplace
• Fireplace in Family Room
• Wood Burning Stove Fireplace
• Forced Air, Gas Pac Heating
• Natural Gas, Tankless Water Htr Water Heater
• Natural Gas
• Horse Facilities, Horses Allowed, Paved Street Facilities
• Dining Area
• Dishwasher, Electric Range, Exhaust Fan, Microwave, Refrigerator
• Shower Only
• Cathedral Ceilings, Ceiling Fan(s), Dual Pane Windows, Foyer, Furnished, High Ceilings 9+
• BBQ, Courtyard, Shed
• Cable TV, High Speed Internet, Telephone

Remarks:

Masterpiece of Desert Modernism and an heirloom of Tucson history: originally built for one of the founders of Pima College, this stunning property was transformed into a Horseman's Paradise, where it was home to generations of champion Arabian horses. Mid-Century home is a work of art: distinct sculptural roofline mirrors the rolling hills of the Tucson mountains, creating waves through the entire home. End-grain wood floor at entryway, w/ a floating step guiding you towards the circular wall framing the living room. Prime for entertaining: 2 bedroom home offers 2 den areas, dual living rooms and a pool. North Den could be 3rd BR. Panoramic views. Vintage 15stall 108' Barn. Designed by one of UofA's first architect graduates who appears to have been inspired by John A Shaver or William Wilde.

Directions:

From silverbell road and sunset road, west on sunset road, north on blue bonnet road, east on senita way, west on jimson lane.