Zach's Listings - Tucson Properties

2913 E. Linden, Tucson, AZ 85716

2010-02-04T04:45:00.000-08:00

For Sale, this Blenman-Elm - historic home has great curb appeal & mountain views! Lush desert landscape on drip with your own Saguaro, planted as only a small cactus when the current owners first moved in, you won't believe how fast it has grown! This is a great home in a great location in the center of town, close to downtown and the UA!

Many original accents including hardwood floors throughout in the bedrooms and under the carpet in the hall, living room, and dining area. Original brass/glass door hardware is in great shape. Spanish tile gas fireplace and bathroom tub surround. This great 2 bedroom, 1 bath home has tons of classic Tucson charm!

Relax and entertain in the private walled backyard.

Improvements include updated kitchen with Saltillo tile floors, laminate counters, all appliances stay, Laundry, new water heater, and everything has been very well maintained!

Fresh paint in/out, custom security doors on all exterior doorways so you can leave the doors open at night in the warm months and still feel secure. Seperate shed & workshop addition.

New roof with 30 yr warranty, upgraded 200amp electrical service and updated interior electrical sub-panel, copper pipes have been installed to replace original galvanized plumbing.
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8062 E. Scarlett, Tucson, AZ 85710

2009-11-01T10:04:00.000-08:00

For Sale, this 1960 Tucson Ranch style home has been meticulously re-done inside and out. The kitchen/living areas have been opened-up with a cozy and spacious center island - perfect for entertaining or just sharing an evening at home - no one needs to be stuck in the kitchen. All new tile, new appliances, lighting, fixtures, etc... Ready to move in!

Priced at $182,500 this is a great deal for a finished 4 bedroom/2 bath home on a 1/4 acre lot near Jesse Ownes Park!

The house is 1500+ sqft and with 4 bedrooms this is a perfect home for someone who needs the extra rooms for kids, guests, office, library, hobby's, etc...

The pool is the perfect size, easy maintenance and big enough to cool off and have fun!

Convenient location, shopping and restaurants within walking distance and Jesse Owens is right across the street offering great opportunities to walk the dog, exercise, access soccer & baseball fields, playgrounds, and BBQ with friends and family!

Please feel free to forward to anyone you know who might be in the market for a house like this and don't hesitate to call or email with questions or to schedule a showing.

Thanks!

7657 E. Valley Overlook, Tucson, AZ 85710

2009-09-11T14:19:00.000-07:00

Sale Pending!!!

This is a lovely contemporary home built in 2007 with all the upgrades and nicest ammenities. It is priced very well at $154,900. We are about 3/4 of the way through the Short Sale Process so it should close quickly with an accepted contract.

Unfortunately the sellers have to sell for significantly less than $206,233 which they originally paid, not counting many upgrades inside and great backyard landscaping including drip irrigation outside.

Notice the flagstone walkway & thoughtful planting. House placement was very deliberate to maximize usable outdoor space.

Enter the home into the comfortable and spacious living room. The kitchen is amazing with stainless appliances, gas stove, accent lighting, tile floors, and center island, great for entrataining.

The home is 2 stories. The living areas and one half bath are downstairs. Three bedrooms, two baths, and laundry are all upstairs for privacy and convenience.

Call or email for more details or to schedule a showing.

Thanks!

Patagonia, AZ - 8.4 acre lots for sale

2009-09-03T15:17:00.000-07:00

Welcome to Patagonia, AZ! If you've never been, it's worth the 45 minute drive from Tucson to visit this quaint turn-of-the-century ranching town turned artist retreat and retirement community.

These beautiful high desert lots are full of native vegetation and wildlife. They feature breathtaking views of Mount Wrightston to the North, Kunde Mountain to the south, The Canelo Hills to the East, and Red Mountain to the West. Positioned close to the Nature Conservancy, Arizona Trail, and National Forest, these lots make for a peaceful get-away and lovely home-base perfect for exploring.

There are 5 lots available, ranging from canyon bottom - perfect for gardening and horses, to near hill-top with incredible views. All lots have physical and legal access from Harshaw Rd. & Red Rock Canyon Rd to access the new driveway to each building site. The shared drive was thoughtfully created to minimize visual impact & to follow the countours of the land. Electricity and Phone has been run to each lot.

Come see these great parcels, ready for your dream home or simple retreat.

Lot A - Hilltop (View to the North)

Lot B - Middle (View to the North)

Lot C - Maximum building area just above canyon floor (Looking North)

Lot D - Similar to B (Looking North)

Lot E - Canyon bottom (View to the North)

Parcel map showing access from Red-Rock Canyon Rd.

Google Map with Photo-Topo and Parcel Overlay.

Map of the Area.

For more information, additional photos, or for a tour of the land contact the listing agent.

6151 E. 21st St., Tucson, AZ 85711

2009-08-31T18:52:00.000-07:00

Sale Pending!!! We have a contract and have just finished inspections.

Motivated Seller - Price reduced to $114,900!!!

This marvelous desert home has been meticulously cared for.

The french door behind the curtain is a Jeld-Wen and was installed earlier this year when the low-e windows went in. It's a nice unit and the door on the right side in the photo opens inward.

This photo is pretty self explanatory. The stove/oven is gas and it stays. If you look closely behind the trash can on the right, you can see the plumbing stub for the washing machine that was there at one time. This had been covered over and removed when we bought the house.

This is the view from the eat-in kitchen looking west into the living room. The 18cuft refrigerator in the photo has been replaced with a white GE Profile series 22.2cuft unit and it'll be staying with the house. The kitchen floor is tile; it was here when we arrived and it has served us well. If it ain't broke..... Just outside the window you see is an area that's shaded for most of the day and is perfect for growing herbs and flowers using the drip irrigation that's there.

The wall finish is American Clay - Acacia in the bathroom and it holds up to humidity well and even absorbs it so you can see the mirrors. A towel rack (at 6'+ level) with mirror below have been added to this wall since the bottom photo was taken. The cabinets and vanity are from IKEA and the toilet is one of the 1.3 gallon low flush models. It's currently set to 1 gallon per flush and has saved us quite a bit of water. All of the bathroom work was done earlier this year.

Here's the view as you step through the front door. Speaking of the front door, it was replaced with an insulated panel steel door when all of the low-e vinyl windows were installed in January of this year. The walls are covered with American Clay's Loma finish. The colors you see in this room are Savannah Moss (L) and Rio Grande Pecan (R). The flooring is Kronotex laminate flooring that was installed a few years back.

This was the daughters room. She especially liked the bright colors and the "fishy" light fixture from IKEA. The room is a little bit larger than 10x10 and has plenty of storage space in the closet for a little, or big, person.

There are quite a few rows in the back yard dedicated to vegetable gardening. Previous owners haven't used any herbicides in the garden and have pulled large harvests out of it every year. You can see the secret to desert gardening success lying there on the ground in this photo - steer manure and automatic drip irrigation. In order to provide some scale, each of the rows is roughly 22-24' long.

The cistern went in a few years ago, is filled by the guttering sytem, and will catch just under 400 gallons in no time. The plants really love it. The slab is 14" deep and the supply pipe runs through the concrete. Just out of view on the wall in the left side of the photo is the 200A service that we had professionally installed a few years ago. It was permitted and inspected by the city and TEP. At the time of the install, TEP came out and pulled new wiring from the house to the power pole.

The front yard was stocked about 4 years ago with desert native species, or in the case of the purple lantana, Mediterranean plants from Desert Survivors Nursery. The Palo Brea tree came from there as well. The mesquite is a chilean from Catalina Heights Nursery. Both of the trees were set in 4' deep/4' wide holes and have prospered. There's a volunteer creosote bush that's come up in the front that partners with the Chaparal Sage to provide a lovely smell every time it rains. The rough bit of white fence that you see in the photo has been replaced with vertical metal panels.