North Homes with Workshop in Garage Parking Features

North Homes with Workshop in Garage Parking Features

Welcome to Tucson, Arizona, a vibrant city nestled in the heart of Pima County, where the sun shines brightly over stunning desert landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Known for its warm climate and breathtaking mountain views, Tucson offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure, artistic flair, and a welcoming community spirit.

For those seeking a home that perfectly balances comfort with functionality, Tucson's real estate market features an array of properties equipped with workshop spaces in the garage. Imagine having your very own workshop at home, where creativity and productivity can flourish! These homes come with spacious garages, designed to accommodate not just vehicles, but also your hobbies, crafts, or even a small business. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast, an artist, or simply need extra space for projects, these homes provide the perfect environment to bring your visions to life.

Beyond the walls of your workshop, Tucson boasts an array of recreational opportunities, from hiking in the stunning Saguaro National Park to exploring the vibrant downtown filled with galleries, restaurants, and local markets. The community is rich in history, with influences from Native American, Spanish, and Mexican cultures, making it a fascinating place to call home.

In Tucson, you’ll find more than just a house; you’ll discover a lifestyle that embraces creativity, community, and the beauty of the Southwest. Come explore the possibilities that await you in a home with a workshop in the garage – your dream space is just a visit away!

Newest North Homes with Workshop in Garage Parking Features

5794 E Camino Del Celador, Tucson
$595,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths
This is Tucson living at its best. Perched in La Buena Vida Estates, this beautifully refreshed single-story home delivers spectacular Catalina Mountain, city, sunrise and sunset views that take center stage from the moment you walk in. Expansive windows frame the scenery from multiple rooms, filling the 2,159 sq ft interior with natural light and bringing the surrounding desert landscape into the home. Recently refreshed with a long list of improvements, the home features a new roof, freshly painted interior, popcorn ceiling removal, new baseboards, recessed lighting, new electrical outlets and switches throughout, and updated antique-black door hardware. Stained concrete flooring extends through the main living areas, with new carpet in the bedroom, while the kitchen has been updated with new stainless steel Frigidaire Gallery appliances. The kitchen also features granite countertops and a breakfast bar, seamlessly connecting to both formal and casual dining spaces. Living areas include a family room with a gas fireplace and a separate living room, offering plenty of space for entertaining or quiet relaxation. Skylights and expansive windows enhance the abundant natural light throughout. The spacious primary suite offers a private retreat with double vanities and a large walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and a separate hall bath with a shower provide flexibility for guests, a home office or additional living space. Step outside and the setting becomes even more impressive. The redone deck and grand covered patio provide a front-row seat to panoramic Catalina Mountain views, sparkling city lights and Tucson's unforgettable sunsets. The surrounding desert landscape keeps the focus on the scenery and offers a low-maintenance approach to outdoor living, with frequent glimpses of local wildlife including javelina, hummingbirds and hawks. Additional features include a two-car garage with built-in cabinets and workshop space, paved driveway, interior laundry, plantation shutters and masonry fencing. With substantial recent improvements, an exceptional Catalina Foothills setting and views that are truly difficult to replicate, this is a home that needs to be experienced in person. Schedule your private showing today.

5794 E Camino Del Celador, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Erin Ann Frame from Long Realty.

3930 N Old Sabino Canyon Rd, Tucson
$1,210,000
5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths
Birdsong, coyote chorales, and evening trill of frogs carry through any given day--an ever-present reminder of the immersive desert respite found here. Backyard poolside views of the Catalinas and Thimble Peak, framed by north-facing sliders and windows from almost every room, surround you- inviting both reflection and interaction. Whether inside or out, curiosity takes over as quail families peck at windows, hummingbirds flit and hover, territorial woodpeckers tap the vigas, or a shy bobcat observes atop a fencepost. Roadrunners peer and preen on rocks or dart across the property, much like the rabbits do while driving away from the house. Even the lizards charm you into joining their push-up challenge. This gracefully understated, 1965-built Territorial Ranch-style home has had only two owners. With 5 bedrooms, 3½ baths, and 3,278 sq. ft., the home offers generous spaces and an easy, natural flow. From the west-end primary bedroom suite, a couple of steps lead to the shared living spaces--the living room, powder room, kitchen, and dining room. A few more steps lead to the family room and an additional bedroom area that can also serve as office space. Thoughtful architecture accommodates the property's modest slope, with a few additional steps leading to three comfortably sized bedrooms and two more bathrooms. Well-loved and well-maintained, this classic Spanish Territorial-influenced home features white stucco accented by terra-cotta-red arched windows, sills, and vigas, along with red brick-paved stairs and patio areas. It offers an exceptional opportunity to integrate your own vision and story while honoring the home's original character. Terra-cotta brick gas fireplaces grace the corners of the primary bedroom, living room, and family room. This is the first home in this distinctive area to become available in more than 30 years. The 3.33-acre property, together with seven neighboring ranchette properties of similar size, creates a uniquely private and calming natural setting, remarkably close to Sabino Canyon and River roads. It feels seemingly remote as you leave the pavement and enter by way of a short, well-maintained dirt road. Here, solid neighbors offer support and respect while maintaining a quintessential sense of Western independence--plenty of space and privacy, yet always ready to lend a hand, share a tool, or bring over macaroons. Cooperative agreements provide for shared maintenance of the private road easements, along with a four-way well-share with a 1,000-gallon storage tank. The home features two septic tanks, a newer roof (2020), HVAC system (2024), a whole-house salt-water softening system, a kitchen under-cabinet reverse osmosis water purifier (2026) serves the refrigerator line, along with a dedicated kitchen sink spigot, A newer high- efficiency two-stage pool pump (2021) and DE filter help keep the pool healthy and sparkling. The robust desert environment includes more than 20 sentinel saguaros--including a couple of truly unique specimens--along with barrel cacti, mature agave, aloe vera, red yucca, ocotillo, mesquite, and Palo Verde trees. Several fruit trees along the east side of the home, including orange, lemon, and fig, provide a tasty abundance of fresh produce. A private atrium off the primary bedroom suite integrates beautifully with a glass shower wall, planters, and a Pygmy date palm. The backyard is an irrigated oasis, featuring a modest grass area and four tall poolside palms. Rockscape integrates the "sandstone" pool deck and planters within a fenced and gated area, helping protect cultivated flowering desert plants from foraging deer and javelina. An irrigated raised garden box provides the opportunity to grow your favorite vegetables and herbs. A firepit area and built-in benches thoughtfully placed throughout the property encourage taking a few restorative moments to simply be still and breathe deeply. Ample parking and turnaround space are available at both the front and rear of the home. A two-car garage includes built-in storage closets and a workbench, complemented by an adjacent shaded carport structure. The home sits elevated on an embankment, with the barn below and a Tanque Verde Wash tributary distinguishing the property's eastern plain . The barn includes two stalls, a tack room, and two additional storage rooms, Water is available in the stalls and at an exterior spigot--an ideal setup for those seeking an authentic Tucson horse property. From the property, enjoy easy walking and hiking access through the wash all the way to the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, if you're up for the adventure. Or hop in the car and make the approximately seven-minute drive north to the Sabino Canyon Visitor Center and parking area. Or head south five minutes to Udall Park for community maintained indoor sports facilities, ballparks, green spaces, pathways, pool & splash pad, and the beloved Laszlo Veres Amphitheater for Spring/Fall public performances under the stars.

3930 N Old Sabino Canyon Rd, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Manuel Davila from Real Broker.

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.

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