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Master-planned community near well-known Tucson sites
Founded in 1981, Midvale Park is a South Tucson master-planned community with easy access to shopping and dining, and nearly 3,000 single-family homes that are "priced for a first-time homebuyer,” says Chaz Elsten, Realtor for AZ Flat Fee and Tucson native. “Here you’re 10 minutes from downtown and the University of Arizona," continues Elsten, "and maybe an hour from the Mexican border.” Home to plenty of Mexican-focused eateries, as well as community parks and multi-purpose trails, Midvale Park is within a few miles of area mountain peaks and the San Xavier Mission Catholic Church, a late 18th-century historic landmark.
Developed in 1982, Midvale Park is home to a large subdivision of homes near parks and shopping.
Midvale Park is a calm community, set in Tucson's southwest side.
Midvale Park sits in the valley surrounded by scenic mountain views in every direction.
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Ranch-style homes in Midvale Park
Midvale Park has a median home sale price of $280,000, and homes usually sell about 51 days on the market compared to the national average of 43. Late 20th-century ranch-style homes with stucco exteriors are gathered near the northwestern portion of the community and average around $250,000. These properties feature small front porches next to desert flower beds. Larger late 20th-century ranch-style homes and two-story Spanish-inspired New Traditional homes constructed in the 2010s typically range between $300,000 and $500,000; these houses offer rock-landscaped backyards with green turf and the occasional in-ground pool. Homes in Midvale sit side-by-side in cul-de-sacs with two-car garages. Streets here are narrow with well-paved cement sidewalks, and residents can expect to pay an average of $55 in monthly HOA fees.
Most Midvale Park homes are made of stucco, featuring two car garages.
Midvale Park is a mix of single and two story homes in certain areas.
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Delivering news on The Block at Pueblo High
The neighborhood is served by Tucson Unified, the city’s largest school district, which is rated an overall B-minus by Niche. Kids can begin at Raul Grijalva Elementary, which is rated a C-minus from Niche, and continue to Pistor Middle, which earns a C. The B-minus-rated Pueblo High was founded in 1956 and is known for its radio station, KWHL The Block, a student-led program delivering news and music to the school community. Pima Community College-Desert Vista Camps is 2 miles east offering programs in education and public safety.
Raul Grijalva Elementary School serves grades K-5 in Tucson, Arizona.
Pistor Middle School serves grades 6-8 in Tucson, Arizona.
Pueblo is the only high school in Tucson that owns a radio station, KWXL-LP
Pima Community College in Midvale Park offers associates degrees and certificates.
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Popping wheelies at Grijalva Park
Folks in Midvale Park can walk to the 3-acre Grijalva Park for a match of sand volleyball, some swinging on the monkey bars or a tour of the obstacle course in the Christina-Taylor Green Skate Park. The 137-mile-long Chuck Huckelberry Loop—also known as “The Loop”—travels through the eastern side near the Santa Cruz River wash and features a paved trail for walking, jogging and biking. For a great view of Tucson, locals can head about 8 miles south and hike the indigenous rock-layered Sentinel Peak—also known as “A” Mountain—whose archaeological history dates back nearly 4,000 years. Located 4 miles south on the Tohono O’odham Nation reservation, the iconic San Xavier Mission Catholic Church, constructed in 1797, offers mass on the weekends and self-guided tours in its intricately painted clay Spanish cathedral. Many times, local vendors can be seen outside the church selling warm Indian Frybread.
Grijalva Park offers over 3 acres for kids to run free, along with a playground and skate park.
Authentic Indian fry bread in Midvale Park is easily found at San Xavier Mission.
Tourists from across the world visit San Xavier Mission in Midvale Park to bask in the beauty.
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Sitting out for firework shows on A Mountain
Every July, the city holds its annual Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration from A Mountain; Midvale Park residents can watch the show on their lawns or head 6 miles north toward the Tucson Convention Center downtown for free parking and snacks from food trucks. Locals can also attend the city-wide popular All Souls Procession, which takes place every November near South Avenida del Convento near the convention center. Thousands of skull-face-painted visitors with flower crowns walk along downtown streets to celebrate lost loved ones, and internationally known artists dance on a two-story stage.
Sentinel Peak Park is a favorite amongst hikers in Tucson.
Residents enjoy the scenic mountain views in every direction at Sentinel Peak Park.
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Authentic Mexican cuisine blocks away
In the center of the area, Midvale Park Shopping Center features a Walmart Supercenter and Fry’s for groceries, and for a sweet treat, residents can pop into the locally owned Suspiros Cakes Valencia. “Midvale is close to South Tucson—all the best Mexican food is in South Tucson,” Elsten says. Guadalajara’s Grill prides itself on serving fresh, tableside salsa and flaming fajitas, and people love ordering fried fish and ceviche at the nearby Casa Valencia. Tucson Spectrum Mall sits in the northeast corner and features small businesses like Stylo selling kids' clothing, as well as retail chains like Ross and Old Navy. Folks can also catch the latest flick at Harkins Theatres located in the mall.
Families enjoy fresh table-side salsa at Guadalajara's Grill in Midvale Park.
Residents can access the newly built Fry's for fresh groceries and gas in Midvale Park.
New movies play at Harkins Theatres in Midvale Park daily.
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Easy access to downtown and proposals to reduce traffic
Downtown Tucson is a 7-mile drive north via Interstate 19 on the area’s eastern border. Bike lanes can be found on West Drexel Road and South Midvale Park Road, which intersect in the middle. Toward the end of 2023, the city announced plans to build a bridge on Drexel to reduce traffic on Irvington and Valencia Road, which cuts through the community. Running near the Santa Cruz River wash The Loop can be used for biking to and from work around the city. Within the neighborhood, residents can access Midvale Medical Center, and Tucson International Airport is a 6-mile drive east.
Sun Tran busses make stops all throughout Midvale Park.
Downtown Tucson is only a 7 mile drive from Midvale Park on Interstate 19 which merges to I-10.
Tucson International Airport is 15 minutes from Midvale Park.
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Flooding and Fire extremes near Midvale Park
During Arizona’s monsoon season between June and September, the Santa Cruz River wash is at risk of overflooding into main areas in the neighborhood. Residents can sign up for MyAlerts messages through Pima County to get the latest updates on road closures and flooding near homes. Right before monsoon season, homes in the middle to northern portion of Midvale Park are at a higher risk for wildfire destruction. The city of Tucson’s official website suggests keeping a battery-powered radio and a supply of water among other items in the event of an emergency evacuation during these fires.
The Loop connects to the Santa Cruz River Walk in Midvale Park.
Being in a dry climate, Midvale Park homes are often shaded by Palo Verde trees.
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Midvale Park Demographics and Home Trends
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