117 Hazzard St Bisbee, AZ 85603

1908 Arts & Crafts bungalow, front bath has a shower; larger back bath has the original claw-foot tub. Both have been completely remodeled with new tile work and period light fixtures. The kitchen has new granite counter tops and tile floor. The kitchen and pantry offer ample shelf and cupboard space with built-in spice rack. 1940s gas stove and 1960's Fridge. Bright laundry room offers washer, drier, additional cabinet space, and a granite-topped corner bookcase. Both the living and dining rooms have built in cabinets. The master bedroom features a wall of built in cabinets and a murphy bed. It connects to a large master bath and a sizeable walk-in closet. The smaller front bedroom has a built-in bookcase and closet. The house has screened-in front porch. New 3⁄4 inch hardwood oak flooring, and closet has original hardwood floor. The home was built in the beginning of the Warren subdivision of Bisbee. The entire house has been carefully restored with period lighting and beautiful trim and crown molding throughout. The wooden double hung windows are from the period. The front door is from a 1910 home in Canada. The wood siding on the house is the original Edwardian "ogee" from 1908. The former single car garage built in 1935 is now a 225 sq. ft. tiled living space. It has two double sets of French doors and a third door exiting to a landing and stairs. These lead to an outdoor tiled area. One set of French doors leads to a terrace connected to the main house.
The basement is approx. 500 sq ft. of space. The house has central heating and a new two-speed evaporative cooler. New 45-year wind-resistant architectural shingle roofs and re-wired the entire house and studio in 2018-2019. A tankless gas water heater in the basement and a split-mini heating and cooling system in the studio. The upper half of the chimney (from the roof line up) was rebuilt in 2018. The antique fireplace screen, andirons, and utensils covey.
Large, fenced yard, that is two and a half lots. It has a tall pomegranate bush, an apricot tree, rosemary, mint, two Arizona willows, and other shrubs. The Parking is directly in front of the house and there are no steps to the house. The house faces the beautiful and silent open desert, which is county land.