Charming historic home 2 bedrooms and a Den 2.5 bathrooms
Pet fee $197(non refundable fee)
Cleaning fee of $299 applies
Damage deposit is refundable.
We are close by if you need something, let us know... other than that, we won’t bug you.
Two full bedrooms and a den
Two full bathrooms & a 1/2 bathroom
Living Room
Dining Room
King in master bedroom
Queen in guest bedroom
Full size fold out sofa in den area (off of the master bedroom)
Twin size bed in the reading room.
Full linens and towels
Full kitchen
Laundry room with full size washer & dryer
Wireless Internet
Streaming TV only- owner does not provide cable
beautiful backyard with outdoor patio furniture and fire pit
One off street parking space (drive way)
One parking permit for on street parking
Pet on case by case basis - No cats please- call for approval
Step into the past in this beautifully maintained 150 year old adobe house built by Leopoldo Carilllo, one of the earliest Tucson pioneers. The Presidio is the oldest neighborhood in Tucson with origins dating back to 1775 when Spanish settlers enclosed the walled military fort, but the area`s history is actually much older with evidence of human settlements and agriculture around the Santa Cruz river dating back over 4000 years ago! Come and enjoy being a part of Tucson`s fascinating history in this unique home.
The house is roomy and elegant with high ceilings and lots of character. Historical touches pair with modern appliances to make your stay comfortable. Relax in the cool adobe or in the back yard under the shade of the huge mesquite tree. Comfortable beds with natural linens and a fully equipped kitchen will make your stay feel like home. The house is full of original art, handmade ceramics and other interesting objects to entertain and inspire all who stay here. The house is stand-alone and entirely yours to make yourself at home in.
The neighborhood is full of life and culture. You`ll be walking distance to downtown Tucson, the warehouse arts district, 4th ave. and fabulous of dining and nightlife. The U of A, Saguaro National Monument, The Desert Museum and Sentinel peak are just minutes away as well. As with all homes in downtown Tucson you will hear the whistle of the trains as they pass through town, ear plugs may be recommended for light sleepers.
One off street parking space, and one parking permit for parking in front of the house.
