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Featured Tucson Home (Sold)

1600 N Wilmot Rd 144, Tucson AZ 85712 

Ground floor studio. Two Pools and three laundry facilities. Close to TMC, U of A, bus lines, close to shopping and restaurants.

About Tucson

Tucson was the first city to earn the designation of World City of Gastronomy by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). It is the second largest city in Arizona, and is home to the University of Arizona. Plus, with a thriving visual and performing arts scene, music and food. Tucson was incorporated in 1877, making it the oldest incorporated city in Arizona.

Tucson’s dry, sunny climate and unique desert locale have made it a popular tourist and health resort and retirement community. The city’s postwar industries have centered on aircraft and missile manufacturing and electronics research and manufacture.

History

In 1692 the Jesuit missionary Eusebio Kino first visited the Tohono O’odham and Pima Indians at Stjukshon, or Chuk Shon (Tucson; meaning “village of the spring at the foot of the black mountain”), and in 1700 he established several missions in the area, including Mission San Xavier del Bac, 15 miles (25 km) from the modern city. On August 20, 1775, the small walled pueblo of Tucson was made a presidio (fort) of the Spanish army, and when Spanish rule was superseded by that of Mexico, the walled town remained the military headquarters of the province. The “Old Pueblo” has lived under four flags (Spanish, Mexican, Confederate, and U.S.).

Tucson lay in the territory that was acquired from Mexico by the United States in the Gadsden Purchase (1854), and the town served as the territorial capital of Arizona from 1867 to 1877. Its growth was further stimulated by the arrival of the Southern Pacific Railroad (1880), the discovery of silver at nearby Tombstone and copper at Bisbee, and irrigation developments. Since World War II the city has experienced remarkable growth, partly due to the annexation of suburbs.

Location

Tucson lies along the Santa Cruz River on a hilly plain of the Sonoran Desert that is rimmed by the Santa Catalina and other mountains. 

Attractions

• Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum- is ranked on TripAdvisor.com as one of the Top 10 Museums in the country and the #1 Tucson attraction. Unlike most museums, about 85% of the experience is outdoors!
• Old Tucson Studios- The setting for many favorite Western movies (including Tombstone), the Old Tucson Movie Studio had become something of a cinematic legend.
• Tohono Chul Park- is an award-winning botanical garden in northwest Tucson. The park has been open for more than 25 years, bringing together nature, art and culture in unique and insightful exhibits.

Restaurants

Tucson claims to be the Mexican food capital of the United States. El Charro Cafe, located on Court Avenue in downtown Tucson, is one of the country's oldest family-run Mexican food restaurant. Check out Silver Saddle Steakhouse. Voted by the residents as the Tucson’s Best Steak. Unique and tasty tradition, a custom steel and brick mesquite wood grill and pit were built to serve unmatched smoke flavored food and  to make sure you leave stuffed.

Schools

Arizona's first public university, The University of Arizona, is one of the major employers in the Tucson area.

5 Star Review From A Happy  Client

I am an agent in Utah and know how to tell a good one. It was my great luck to stumble across Kelly (Zillow referral). She is absolutely the best for

1. patience with our research and market education (from out of town)
2. market knowledge
3. understanding our priorities,
4. responsiveness with a real-time video walkthru of the property we found
5. thorough follow up with all details of the offer, due diligence, negotiations, seller disclosures, etc.
6. despite many ongoing deals, she always dropped everything to instantly respond to our requests.

AWESOME - Marco Messina

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Get in Touch

Do you have a home in Tucson that you are thinking of selling? Check out how much a buyer would offer for your Parks property with our  Instant Home Value Tool. Please contact Kelly at (888) 446-5602 for an experienced buyer and seller representation for all Parks homes and real estate.