Feldman's Homes for Rent

Feldman’s neighborhood in Tucson, officially designated as a national historic district in 2005, features a mix of early 20th-century Spanish-influenced bungalows, Pueblos, and larger Craftsman homes. Many of these homes are on the National Register of Historic Places, with some dating back to 1902. The area is known for its eclectic mix of long-term residents and University of Arizona students, with rental homes prevalent on the eastern side. Streets are laid out in a grid with roundabouts, and mature acacia trees line well-paved sidewalks. Residents enjoy local parks like Francisco Elias Esquer Park, which includes a basketball half-court and playground, and Anza Park, featuring a dog park and sand volleyball courts. For things to do, locals can visit the University of Arizona Museum of Art or catch a Wildcats football game at Arizona Stadium. University Boulevard, a mile south, offers dining and shopping options, including the historic Time Market and Main Gate Square. The Invisible Theatre presents plays and musicals, while the Fourth Avenue Street Fair and Festival of Books are popular annual events. The neighborhood is bike-friendly, with access to the Sun Link Streetcar and the Chuck Huckelberry Loop. Banner University Medical Center Tucson is nearby, and Tucson International Airport is 10 miles south. The area is served by Tucson Unified School District, with Tucson Magnet High known for its mariachi band.