Tim Hagyard

Located in the historic Armory Park neighborhood, this c.1950 brick bungalow is a contributing property offering a thoughtfully designed 1-bedroom, 1-bath open floor plan that lives larger than its footprint. Vintage tile defines both the kitchen and bathroom, complemented by period details such as a built-in telephone stand that nods to the home's mid-century origins. A covered front sitting

Set high within nearly an acre of untouched Sonoran desert, this westside retreat captures wide-open views stretching from the Catalinas to the Rincons, Santa Ritas, and Tucson Mountains. The setting feels removed, yet everyday access is easy—minutes to The Loop, I-10, and a network of premier hiking and mountain biking trails. Inside, volume and light define the space. Tall ceilings and

Set within the Miramonte neighborhood, Casa La Paz is a c.1965 Mid-Century enclave of just 17 residences, quietly positioned in the heart of Tucson. Designed by Friedman & Jobusch Architects, the community reflects the simplicity, proportion, and livability of classic Mid-Century design.This lower-level residence offers one exceptionally spacious bedroom and two bathrooms. Thoughtful updates

Tucked away in the lush mesquite groves of the Tanque Verde Valley, once the historic desert escape of Merle Norman, pioneering cosmetics entrepreneur, you will find El Rancho Merlita. Within this gated community. Select your architect and builder for your dream home for this Tranquil desert oasis with mountain views, yet minutes from the northeast side shopping, entertainment, and restaurants. A

This c.1950 bungalow blends timeless character with practical updates. Classic curb appeal is enhanced by low-care desert plantings that set the tone for what's inside. The interior showcases mid-century charm with coved ceilings, natural fir wood doors and trim, and ceramic tile flooring throughout for durability and easy maintenance. The remodeled bathroom features a walk-in shower, offering a

Set within the Miramonte neighborhood, Casa La Paz is a c.1965 Mid-Century enclave of just 17 residences—an intimate community quietly positioned in the center of Tucson. Oriented along the 3rd Street Bike Boulevard and within proximity to the University of Arizona, the residence has generous proportions and abundant natural light, opening to multiple balconies that frame Tucson's evening skies

Historic property located in the culturally vibrant and architecturally significant Barrio Libre ( AKA Barrio Viejo / Barrio Histórico). Originally built circa 1900, the main house is a classic American Victorian, once a duplex and now thoughtfully reimagined as a light-filled 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence. Inside, you'll find soaring ceilings, original double-hung windows that flood the space with