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$279,000

4 blocks from the University of Arizona and close proximity to downtown. Come see this charming 2 bedroom, 1927 Bungalow home in the Pie Allen neighborhood. The home has a new heating/cooling system that was installed in 2023. Also exterior/interior painting, and new flooring completed in 2023. The kitchen has brand new quartz counter top with stone backsplash and a new oven/stove. Great investment opportunity!

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths

4 blocks from the University of Arizona and close proximity to downtown. Come see this charming 2 bedroom, 1927 Bungalow home in the Pie Allen neighborhood. The home has a new heating/cooling system that was installed in 2023. Also exterior/interior painting, and new flooring completed in 2023. The kitchen has brand new quartz counter top with stone backsplash and a new oven/stove. Great investment opportunity!

827 E 10th St, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Juan De La Ossa from Keller Williams Southern Arizona.

$482,000

Step into timeless charm with this unique 1918 bungalow property featuring two separate homes on one lot - an exceptional opportunity for both investors and owner-occupants. The main residence offers 2 beds and 2 baths across 1,170 square feet, while the guest house includes 2 beds and 2 baths within 689 square feet. Both homes feature Jack and Jill bathrooms connecting the bedrooms, maximizing functionality and privacy. Ideally located near downtown and the University of Arizona, this property offers strong rental potential, multi-generational living options, or the flexibility to live in the front unit, and enjoy the income from the back unit. Offered individually or as part of an investor portfolio (7 homes total): 2050 N Campbell, 3434 E 5th, 3263 E 5th, 2520 E Helen, 2619 E Helen & 2934 E Exeter.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Step into timeless charm with this unique 1918 bungalow property featuring two separate homes on one lot - an exceptional opportunity for both investors and owner-occupants. The main residence offers 2 beds and 2 baths across 1,170 square feet, while the guest house includes 2 beds and 2 baths within 689 square feet. Both homes feature Jack and Jill bathrooms connecting the bedrooms, maximizing functionality and privacy. Ideally located near downtown and the University of Arizona, this property offers strong rental potential, multi-generational living options, or the flexibility to live in the front unit, and enjoy the income from the back unit. Offered individually or as part of an investor portfolio (7 homes total): 2050 N Campbell, 3434 E 5th, 3263 E 5th, 2520 E Helen, 2619 E Helen & 2934 E Exeter.

927 E 9th St, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Jeffrey M Ell from Ambrell Realty.

$450,000

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. utilities. One unit is tenant-occupied on a month-to-month basis, offering flexibility for future occupancy, rent adjustments, or repositioning. Live in one, rent the other, or explore the full potential this unique historic charmer offers in one of Tucson's most dynamic and walkable locations!

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

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. utilities. One unit is tenant-occupied on a month-to-month basis, offering flexibility for future occupancy, rent adjustments, or repositioning. Live in one, rent the other, or explore the full potential this unique historic charmer offers in one of Tucson's most dynamic and walkable locations!

128 N 1st Ave, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Paula Catherine Valencia from RE/MAX Results.

$1,078,888

Can you picture yourself staying in this remarkable home as a luxury short-term rental in the heart of Tucson - where historic charm meets modern comfort in an unforgettable setting? Meticulously restored Queen Anne-era residence originally constructed in 1910, this extraordinary property seamlessly blends historic grandeur with modern livability. The thoughtfully reconfigured floor plan was designed to meet the needs of today's lifestyle while honoring the home's original architectural integrity. Much of the original stained glass has been carefully preserved, complemented by beautifully restored wood floors and distinctive architectural details that exemplify the craftsmanship of the early 20th century. This truly one-of-a-kind home was originally built for Peter and Mary Ziegler, with Peter Ziegler recognized as Tucson's first railroad engineer. The property is located in the historic Iron Horse District, an enclave established for Tucson's earliest railroaders, adding rich historical context and provenance that cannot be replicated. The home has undergone a comprehensive restoration, including new electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. Additional upgrades include five mini-split systems upstairs for enhanced comfort, sound-reducing flooring on the upper level, and numerous other thoughtful improvements that ensure modern efficiency without compromising character. Offering four bedrooms and four full bathrooms, the property also features ample storage and a basement; rare and valuable attributes for a home of this era. The grounds are fully landscaped, showcasing original brick pavers in the front yard that further highlight the home's historic charm. The oversized rear parking area, secured by an automatic gate, accommodates up to six vehicles an exceptional feature for a historic property. A beautifully paved side yard provides a versatile outdoor space ideal for gatherings and entertaining, offering endless possibilities for enjoyment. This exceptional residence stands as a masterful restoration of Tucson history, combining timeless elegance, modern comfort, and unparalleled character.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

Can you picture yourself staying in this remarkable home as a luxury short-term rental in the heart of Tucson - where historic charm meets modern comfort in an unforgettable setting? Meticulously restored Queen Anne-era residence originally constructed in 1910, this extraordinary property seamlessly blends historic grandeur with modern livability. The thoughtfully reconfigured floor plan was designed to meet the needs of today's lifestyle while honoring the home's original architectural integrity. Much of the original stained glass has been carefully preserved, complemented by beautifully restored wood floors and distinctive architectural details that exemplify the craftsmanship of the early 20th century. This truly one-of-a-kind home was originally built for Peter and Mary Ziegler, with Peter Ziegler recognized as Tucson's first railroad engineer. The property is located in the historic Iron Horse District, an enclave established for Tucson's earliest railroaders, adding rich historical context and provenance that cannot be replicated. The home has undergone a comprehensive restoration, including new electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. Additional upgrades include five mini-split systems upstairs for enhanced comfort, sound-reducing flooring on the upper level, and numerous other thoughtful improvements that ensure modern efficiency without compromising character. Offering four bedrooms and four full bathrooms, the property also features ample storage and a basement; rare and valuable attributes for a home of this era. The grounds are fully landscaped, showcasing original brick pavers in the front yard that further highlight the home's historic charm. The oversized rear parking area, secured by an automatic gate, accommodates up to six vehicles an exceptional feature for a historic property. A beautifully paved side yard provides a versatile outdoor space ideal for gatherings and entertaining, offering endless possibilities for enjoyment. This exceptional residence stands as a masterful restoration of Tucson history, combining timeless elegance, modern comfort, and unparalleled character.

126 N 1st Ave, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Jeffrey M Ell from Ambrell Realty.