Historic Tucson 4BR / 2BA in Sam Hughes

My family has deep roots in Arizona, having lived here since before 1880. My great-aunt even worked for The Tombstone Epitaph in the early 1900s — a historic connection I’m proud of. Founded in January 1880, The Tombstone Epitaph is the oldest continuously published newspaper in Arizona and remains a vital source for stories about the Old West’s history and culture.

In my free time, I enjoy reading, hiking, and spending time outdoors with family and friends. Arizona’s natural beauty and rich history continue to inspire both my leisure and lifestyle.

The Sam Hughes neighborhood is one of Tucson's most sought-after areas, cherished by locals and families alike. With its tree-lined streets, historic charm, and central location, it’s easy to see why so many home seekers consider Sam Hughes a favorite place to live.

Residents and visitors enjoy a wide variety of nearby activities. From top-rated dinner spots and cozy coffee houses to outdoor adventures like golfing, mountain biking, road cycling, swimming, and even skydiving — there’s something for everyone.

The area also boasts vibrant cultural and entertainment venues, including live music, theater, museums, and art events. Local wineries and breweries frequently host tastings and events, making it easy to enjoy the best of Tucson’s food and drink scene right in your neighborhood.

This historic and beautifully remodeled home, originally built in the 1940s, was thoughtfully updated in 2024. It features a charming open living room with a fireplace framed in hand-placed stone, offering a warm and inviting glow — perfect for cozy evenings.

The original hardwood floors have been carefully preserved, maintaining the home's timeless character, while the kitchen, bathrooms, and third and fourth bedrooms have been updated with stylish, modern tile.

Enjoy mornings on the covered front porch and unwind in the shady, private backyard complete with a covered patio. Entertain with ease using the built-in propane gas BBQ, or gather around the outdoor mesquite wood-burning fireplace for a classic Arizona evening under the stars.