Tucson Homes with Manzanita Elementary school

Tucson Homes with Manzanita Elementary school

Welcome to Tucson, Arizona—a vibrant city nestled in the heart of the Sonoran Desert, where stunning mountain vistas meet a rich tapestry of cultural heritage. Known for its warm climate and breathtaking landscapes, Tucson offers a unique blend of outdoor adventures, art, and culinary delights. Whether you’re hiking through Saguaro National Park, exploring the historic downtown area, or savoring the local Southwestern cuisine, Tucson is a city that captivates the senses.

For families seeking the perfect home, the area surrounding Manzanita Elementary School is an ideal choice. This well-regarded school is known for its commitment to academic excellence and fostering a nurturing environment for young learners. Homes in this neighborhood offer a variety of styles and sizes, catering to diverse preferences and budgets. From charming single-family homes to modern townhouses, there’s something for everyone.

Living near Manzanita Elementary means more than just access to quality education; it also places you within a community that values family-friendly activities and engagement. The surrounding parks, playgrounds, and community centers provide ample opportunities for outdoor fun and social interaction. Plus, with Tucson’s rich cultural scene, residents can enjoy year-round festivals, art shows, and farmer’s markets.

Explore the homes near Manzanita Elementary School and discover a community that balances the beauty of Tucson’s natural surroundings with the warmth of a close-knit neighborhood. Your dream home awaits in this enchanting city, where every day feels like a new adventure!

Newest Tucson Homes with Manzanita Elementary school

5420 N Campbell Ave, Tucson
$2,750,000
5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths
Beyond the private gate, the drive meanders through a stand of saguaro, mesquite, and palo verde before arriving at the motor court. The residence sits among mature desert plantings on approximately 4 acres in the Catalina Foothills Estates. Its stucco walls and clay tile roof appear gradually through the lush greenery, and between the trunks and canopies the Catalina Mountains come and go as a distant, shifting backdrop. Hand-crafted mesquite doors open to the foyer, where a second pair draws the eye toward a shaded courtyard. The garden is present from the first step inside. Red concrete floors, dark timber beams, and bone-colored walls establish material continuity throughout. Arched openings frame views from room to room, so the plan feels open yet unfolds as a series of discoveries. In the living room, a picture window holds the view above the garden wall, placing the mountain ridgeline at the center of the space. A fireplace and heavy beams give the room its weight. The dining room is more intimate, lit by suspended lanterns and opening through French doors to the grounds. The kitchen has a distinct character of its own. Flagstone floors underfoot and dark wood cabinetry surround a generous island, while blue deco tile brings color to the wall behind the six burner range. Glass front cabinets temper the richness of the wood. Windows wrap the adjoining breakfast area, bringing the garden close to the table. The nearby study turns inward, it's built in bookcases sheltered beneath a coffered wood ceiling. The 6,050-square-foot plan accommodates five bedrooms and six baths. The primary suite is separated from the principal living spaces, which gives it privacy and its own identity. It has wood floors, a fireplace framed in decorative tile, and doors opening to a private patio. In the reworked bath, a freestanding tub is placed at the windows, where daylight travels across stone surfaces and wood cabinetry. An extensive dressing room completes the suite. Beyond the envelope, the architecture releases into a sequence of outdoor rooms. The veranda is paved in brick under a dark timber ceiling, and it gives a sheltered dining terrace anchored by a fireplace. An adjacent cooking pavilion, with built-in grills, a U-shaped counter, and its own hearth, extends the program into the garden. Past the lawn, paths thread through palms and layered planting to the pool and spa. A fenced turf court accommodates pickleball and other play. Stairs rise from the garden to a rooftop deck, where the Catalinas, the desert floor, and the city resolve into a single panorama. The home is supported by a three-car garage and a private well for irrigation, with domestic water supplied by the city. La Encantada, St. Philip's Plaza, neighborhood services, and the University of Arizona are all within reach along the Campbell Avenue corridor, yet the house holds the quiet of its four-acre setting.

5420 N Campbell Ave, Tucson

Listing courtesy of McKenna St. Onge from Gray St. Onge.

5353 N Camino Escuela, Tucson
$3,995,000
7 Beds ⋅ 8 Baths
Set at the end of a winding, private gated gravel drive, high on a ridge overlooking the city below with Finger Rock towering above, this magnificent estate occupies one of the Catalina Foothills' finest view lots. From its commanding perch, sweeping vistas stretch across the Tucson Valley toward Baboquivari Peak and, on the clearest days, all the way to Mexico. It is easy to understand why the original owners chose this extraordinary home site nearly a century ago. Encompassing more than eight acres atop a saguaro-studded hilltop, the estate lies within the magical and coveted ''Old Foothills,'' where money whispers and life seems to move at a slower, more gracious pace. At its heart is an extraordinary 1936 residence designed by renowned Swiss-born architect Josias Joesler, whose work helped define the architectural identity of the Catalina Foothills. The property represents a remarkable convergence of architectural provenance, timeless beauty, understated charm and an increasingly irreplaceable sense of place--a combination unlikely to ever be duplicated. Guided by an artist's eye and an uncompromising approach to quality, the current stewards have meticulously maintained and thoughtfully updated the estate to a standard rarely encountered in Tucson, particularly in a residence of this vintage. Yet what makes the restoration so successful is not simply what has been added, but what has deliberately been left alone. The experience begins before reaching the front door. As the drive winds upward through the native desert, the city gradually falls away and the property reveals itself. Custom antique iron gates announce your arrival and immediately establish the tone. There is an unmistakable sense of having been transported to another time--a bygone era of gracious desert living that feels increasingly difficult to find, and perhaps impossible to recreate. The estate is comprised of a four-bedroom, four-bath main residence together with an attached one-bedroom, one-bath casita offering its own private entrance. A separate two-bedroom, two-bath guest house overlooks the newly completed pool and olive grove, creating a private setting that rivals many of Tucson's finest resorts. Throughout the property, virtually all of the heavy lifting has been completed, including the roof, water lines, septic system, electrical, landscaping, kitchen, interior and exterior paint, lighting and numerous other improvements. Each was undertaken with an uncompromising attention to detail while respecting the character, craftsmanship and architectural vocabulary that define Joesler's most enduring work. Original steel casement windows, period door hardware, colored concrete floors, exposed beamed ceilings and hand-carved doors have been carefully preserved. They are complemented by sophisticated modern improvements, including a beautifully appointed new gourmet kitchen with soapstone countertops and top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances, a basement wine cellar, state-of-the-art security and an entirely new lighting system throughout. The result is a residence that remains remarkably authentic to its history while functioning beautifully for modern-day living. Beyond the architecture lies what may ultimately be the estate's greatest luxury- Land. Approximately eight acres in the very heart of the Catalina Foothills surround the residence, creating a degree of privacy, space and separation that has become increasingly rare. Mature native desert vegetation and towering saguaros frame the property, while the elevated setting provides extraordinary views in nearly every direction. The result feels remarkably removed from the city, yet the estate remains in the heart of the Foothills, with dining, shopping, resorts, clubs and everyday conveniences only minutes away. For the buyer seeking an even more significant legacy holding, an adjacent parcel of approximately 2.5 acres may also be available, creating the possibility of assembling more than ten contiguous acres in the Old Foothills. In one of Tucson's most established and coveted residential enclaves, an intact holding of this scale has become virtually unheard of. Natural wash access and an existing barn--now converted into a workshop and garage for the family "work horse"--also provide intriguing possibilities for the equestrian buyer. The acreage offers equally compelling opportunities for a private family compound, additional guest residences, gardens and recreational amenities, or simply preserving the extraordinary open desert that gives the estate its unmistakable character. More than a residence, this is a rare piece of Tucson's architectural and cultural history: an exceptional Joesler surrounded by the kind of acreage, privacy and untouched Sonoran Desert that recalls the Catalina Foothills as they once were. For the discerning buyer seeking significant architecture, history, privacy, extraordinary views and irreplaceable land, opportunities of this caliber are seldom available--and increasingly impossible to recreate.

5353 N Camino Escuela, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Bryan Durkin from Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty.

6060 N Mina Vis, Tucson
$1,350,000
5 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths
Modern meets authentic Mexico in this extraordinary Catalina Foothills residence, thoughtfully designed and built by renowned architects David Tyson and David Poore. Set on 1.4 acres, the property is enveloped by exceptionally lush desert landscaping and a remarkable collection of courtyards, terraces and outdoor spaces that create privacy and a true sense of retreat. Clerestory windows and walls of glass fill the interiors with natural light while seamlessly connecting the home to its surroundings and capturing Catalina Mountain and city-light views. The chef's kitchen is beautifully appointed with a KitchenAid Supra double oven, Sharp microwave drawer, Thermador gas cooktop and a KitchenAid refrigerator. Mexican tile and Brazilian wood flooring, along with warm pine ceilings and walls, add authentic character throughout. The breakfast and family room features a built-in buffet, oversized Mexican mirror, fireplace and cushioned banco overlooking a private garden and Catalina Mountain views. Guest rooms offer walk-in closets and several built-in beds, providing exceptional flexibility for family and visitors. A detached studio with walls of windows offers inspiring natural light, a rooftop deck with panoramic views, and space to add a bathroom. Outdoor living is exceptional, with a private west-side hot tub overlooking mature trees and lush desert vegetation, a lower entertaining patio with barbecue and pizza oven, multiple fountains, and a fully enclosed east-side outdoor room ideal for pets or more storage. The spacious primary suite features a built-in California king bed, built-in bureau, warm fireplace, large walk-in closet and access to a private outdoor shower area. Truly one-of-a-kind, this special property embodies the character, artistry and indoor/outdoor lifestyle that make the Catalina Foothills and Tucson so distinctive.

6060 N Mina Vis, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Paula Williams from Long Realty.

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