Home in Tucson, Arizona

The Tucson Bungalow is a beautifully restored 1935 pueblo-style home in the historic Sam Hughes neighborhood.

Home Highlights:
• Historic 1935 home tour award-winner
• Designer-curated vintage & antique interior
• Remote-controlled gas fireplace
• Private pool & patios shaded by trees
• Rare 3-car garage
• High-quality beds with luxury bedding
• Walkable to University of Arizona, cafés, restaurants, & shops
• Close to downtown & 4th Ave
• Near Saguaro NP, Sabino Canyon, & Mount Lemmon

Experience timeless Southwest charm in this restored 1935 pueblo-style home in Tucson’s historic Sam Hughes neighborhood, just minutes from the University of Arizona. Thoughtfully curated, every detail—from vintage and antique furnishings to layered décor accents—creates a warm, refined, and inviting atmosphere.

Sunlit living spaces, high-quality beds, luxury linens, and carefully considered amenities ensure a seamless and comfortable stay. This is Southwest living at its most charming!

Accommodations
Primary suite: King bed with an attached bathroom featuring a deep soaking tub — perfect for unwinding after exploring Tucson.
Second bedroom: Doubles as a guest room and workspace, featuring a comfortable queen bed and a desk with fast Wi-Fi — ideal for reading, relaxing, or remote work.

Outdoor & Unique Features
Guests enjoy a private pool shaded by desert trees, creating a natural canopy in the summer for relaxing mornings or peaceful evenings. Patios provide additional space for sunbathing, grilling and outdoor dining, or nighttime gatherings under the stars. A standout feature is the rare 3-car garage, offering secure parking and convenience rarely found in Sam Hughes.

Outdoor & Adventure
Enjoy hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, and scenic drives in Saguaro National Park and Sabino Canyon, explore Sweetwater Preserve or The Loop, or head up Catalina Highway to Mount Lemmon for alpine vistas. Guests can also experience horseback riding at nearby historic ranches such as Tanque Verde and White Stallion.

Culture & Dining
Tucson, the first UNESCO City of Gastronomy in the U.S., offers a vibrant culinary scene. Guests can enjoy historic Mexican flavors at El Charro Café and El Güero Canelo, or visit local favorites like La Frida Mexican Grill, Guadalajara Mexican Grill, and Amelias Mexican Kitchen. From Sonoran tacos to mesquite-grilled meats, Tucson’s food is a must-experience.