Tucson Mountains
Tucson Mountains is a Sonoran Desert city with Tucson to the east and picturesque peaks to the west. Since most of the area is protected from development, it retains many natural spaces, including farmland, some centuries old. With new construction limited by mountain preservation groups, the population sits at about 10,800, according to the 2020
Average Value
$660K
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1 Listing
Starr Pass
Starr Pass in Tucson offers desert charm and urban convenience. Enjoy Tucson Mountain Park’s trails, a 27-hole golf course, and proximity to downtown Tucson’s cultural attractions and dining, all just 5 miles away.
Average Value
$489K
List Price
$222K - $730K
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6 Listings
Ward 1
Ward 1 in Tucson provides suburban living near Tumamoc Hill, the University of Arizona, and Downtown. Highlights include Sweetwater Wetlands Park and grocery stores on Silverbell Road, blending rural and urban amenities.
Average Value
$358K
List Price
$117K - $2.6M
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15 Listings
Menlo Park
Menlo Park in Tucson, the city's birthplace, features historic bungalows near Sentinel Peak. The Mercado San Agustin offers diverse shopping and dining. Residents enjoy The Loop trail system and Sun Link streetcar to downtown.
Average Value
$355K
List Price
$152K - $2M
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5 Listings
Kroeger
Kroeger in Tucson has late 20th to early 21st-century homes near "A" Mountain, known for scenic hikes. Nearby, MSA Annex and Mercado San Agustin offer local shopping and dining. The area has a mix of homeowners and renters.
Average Value
$319K
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0 Listings
'A' Mountain
'A' Mountain in Tucson offers hiking at Sentinel Peak Park and recreation at San Juan Park. The area features midcentury ranch homes and newer Spanish-style houses. Residents enjoy annual fireworks and the Dia de San Juan Fiesta.
Average Value
$290K
List Price
$107K - $795K
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2 Listings
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