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Coyote Corridor offers quiet living near Tucson’s scenic peaks
It might seem hard to believe that within 12 miles of the second-largest city in Arizona one can find competitively-priced residences with breathtaking mountain views. But, that is exactly what homeseekers in southeast Tucson will find in Coyote Corridor. Its desert location sits right between the snowy peaks of the Catalina Mountains to the north, and the Tucson Mountains to the southwest. Located in one of the most southeastern of Tucson suburbs, Coyote Corridor is surrounded by neighboring communities including Saguaro Canyon to the east and Rolling Hills Country Club to the north.
As visitors enter Coyote Corridor they will better understand its name. The community sits along East Irvington Road, a natural corridor from Saguaro National Park to Tucson Mountain Park. To the immediate south is the desert – and the sound of occasional coyotes at night. Tanisha Knutzen, Realtor with AZ Skyline Realty for more than 10 years, and a native of southeast Tucson explains the appeal of Coyote Corridor, “There’s a special feeling of relaxed friendliness in eastside Tucson neighborhoods. People who grew up here tend to stay. They know the area well and don’t want to leave. Military families also love Coyote Corridor because it’s close to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and because there are a lot of kid-friendly things to do.”
Palm trees in Rincon Country East RV Resort in Coyote Corridor.
Many homes in Coyote Corridor offer large front and backyards.
Wingate homes with Rincon Country RV Resort to the north, all lie within Coyote Corridor.
Native Cacti among many other wildlife can be found in Coyote Corridor.
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Homes range from adobe-style, ranch-style and solar-equipped builds
Straight streets are lined with sidewalks and palm trees. Neat yards with xeriscaping feature native plants like marigolds, aloe vera and bougainvillea. Residents walk and bike inside the neighborhood, but drive their cars to reach schools, shopping and dining destinations. Homeseekers will find adobe-style homes, ranch-style homes and contemporary homes. New, two-story homes with solar panels or red clay roof tiles list for around $396,000. One-story ranch-style homes sell for around $305,000. Mobile homes in Rincon Country RV Resort list for $60,000 to $70,000. Along the eastern edge of the neighborhood, many homes will face the Pantano Wash.
Many homes in Coyote Corridor have private pools.
Some subdivisions have smaller, more cozy homes in Coyote Corridor.
Residents of Coyote Corridor can enjoy sidewalks for an afternoon stroll or walking their dogs.
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Students can attend Tucson Unified School District, rated B-minus
Kids in Coyote Corridor attend public schools in the Tucson Unified School District, which has an overall Niche grade of B-minus. Inez C. Ford Elementary offers pre-kindergarten through sixth grade and has a C-plus grade from Niche. Secrist Middle offers sixth through eighth grades and has an overall C grade from Niche. Santa Rita High is ranked one of the best high schools in Arizona for the Arts, according to Niche, which also gives them an overall B-minus grade. They also offer six Career and Technical Education program pathways, which allow students to gain industry certifications.
Lincoln Regional and BMX parks offer recreation for all ages
Parks, creeks and mountains are all within five miles of Coyote Corridor. Michael Perry Park features a baseball field and a basketball court. They also offer a covered playground to keep the sun off the kiddos. Tucson BMX Park is right inside Coyote Corridor and offers races for bikers of all skill levels. Lincoln Regional Park offers 191 acres that include a wildlife sanctuary and sports fields. For indoor fun, visit the Pima Air & Space Museum, one of the world’s largest non-government-funded aerospace museums.
Pantano River Walk is a great place to exercise in Coyote Corridor.
Pantano River Walk offers beautiful scenery.
Pantano River Walk allow residents to safely walk.
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Pantano Drive hosts daily food trucks and live music
Food Truck Round-Up on Pantano Drive offers multiple vendors, seven days a week as well as live music. Park Place Mall is about five miles northwest of Coyote Canyon, but offers plenty of shopping and dining options in one place. Safeway and Target are both less than a mile away from Coyote Corridor.
Tucson hosts rodeos, concerts and holiday parades year-round
Tucson offers a full calendar of year-round events, from the Tucson Rodeo every February, and the Ballet Tucson Fall Concert series, to ongoing musical, cultural and artistic exhibitions as well as festivals and parades on all major holidays.
Sun Tran buses and nearby highways make commuting easy
Southeast Tucson offers public transportation that serves Coyote Corridor and surrounding neighborhoods. Sun Tran bus service offers more than 40 routes across the metro area as well as express routes into downtown Tucson, which makes commuting relatively fast. Taxis, limos, shuttles and charter buses are plentiful in downtown and serve the metro area as well. Residents commonly use taxis and limos to take them to Tucson International Airport, which is 11 miles west. It’s a 6-mile drive west to Interstate 10, which connects to I-19 and several connecting state routes, including Highways 77, 86 and 210.
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Coyote Corridor Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Coyote Corridor, Tucson sell after 80 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Coyote Corridor, Tucson over the last 12 months is $325,995, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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