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$920,000

The most memorable homes in Sam Hughes aren't defined by what was changed, but by what was thoughtfully preserved. This 1931 residence is one of them. Coved ceilings, original oak floors, brick pavers at the entry, and a wood-burning fireplace speak to the home's enduring craftsmanship, while a remarkable glass-front library cabinet anchors the living room with the kind of character that can't be replicated. Rather than reinventing the home, every update feels as though it has always belonged, preserving what has defined this home for nearly a century while introducing handcrafted materials and timeless finishes. At the center of the home, the kitchen is both understated and unforgettable. Handcrafted solid wood cabinetry pairs with natural stone countertops, a professional gas range beneath a custom hood, integrated panel-ready appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine refrigerator, and open shelving. Soft limewashed walls, understated finishes, and carefully considered proportions create a space that feels both refined and completely at ease. Original oak flooring remains beautifully intact, while new solid oak flooring continues naturally into the reimagined spaces, a quiet reminder of the home's evolution rather than an attempt to disguise it. Hand-selected lighting and fixtures, many set on dimmers, carry that same thoughtful approach throughout the home. Updated bathrooms and inviting living spaces honor the home's original architecture while offering the ease and functionality expected today. Outside, Sonoran landscaping frames outdoor spaces designed for quiet mornings, long dinners, and evenings under the Tucson sky. Flagstone pathways, a covered patio, wood deck, fire pit, and intimate gathering areas create a backyard that feels private, peaceful, and distinctly Tucson. A 459 sq. ft. basement provides additional storage, and two dedicated parking spaces are located at the front of the home on the northeast side of the property. Set within one of Tucson's most beloved historic neighborhoods, you're moments from the University of Arizona, Himmel Park, neighborhood cafés, local restaurants, and the everyday charm that has made Sam Hughes one of the city's most sought-after places to call home. A home like this is rarely about a single feature. It's about the care taken to preserve what mattered, the craftsmanship behind every decision, and the opportunity to own a piece of one of Tucson's most treasured neighborhoods.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

The most memorable homes in Sam Hughes aren't defined by what was changed, but by what was thoughtfully preserved. This 1931 residence is one of them. Coved ceilings, original oak floors, brick pavers at the entry, and a wood-burning fireplace speak to the home's enduring craftsmanship, while a remarkable glass-front library cabinet anchors the living room with the kind of character that can't be replicated. Rather than reinventing the home, every update feels as though it has always belonged, preserving what has defined this home for nearly a century while introducing handcrafted materials and timeless finishes. At the center of the home, the kitchen is both understated and unforgettable. Handcrafted solid wood cabinetry pairs with natural stone countertops, a professional gas range beneath a custom hood, integrated panel-ready appliances including a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine refrigerator, and open shelving. Soft limewashed walls, understated finishes, and carefully considered proportions create a space that feels both refined and completely at ease. Original oak flooring remains beautifully intact, while new solid oak flooring continues naturally into the reimagined spaces, a quiet reminder of the home's evolution rather than an attempt to disguise it. Hand-selected lighting and fixtures, many set on dimmers, carry that same thoughtful approach throughout the home. Updated bathrooms and inviting living spaces honor the home's original architecture while offering the ease and functionality expected today. Outside, Sonoran landscaping frames outdoor spaces designed for quiet mornings, long dinners, and evenings under the Tucson sky. Flagstone pathways, a covered patio, wood deck, fire pit, and intimate gathering areas create a backyard that feels private, peaceful, and distinctly Tucson. A 459 sq. ft. basement provides additional storage, and two dedicated parking spaces are located at the front of the home on the northeast side of the property. Set within one of Tucson's most beloved historic neighborhoods, you're moments from the University of Arizona, Himmel Park, neighborhood cafés, local restaurants, and the everyday charm that has made Sam Hughes one of the city's most sought-after places to call home. A home like this is rarely about a single feature. It's about the care taken to preserve what mattered, the craftsmanship behind every decision, and the opportunity to own a piece of one of Tucson's most treasured neighborhoods.

2340 E Hawthorne St, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Denise Nicole Newton from Realty Executives Arizona Territory.

$719,000

Welcome Home to this timeless residence in the historic Sam Hughes Neighborhood. Enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from local coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques, and grocery stores. The expansive backyard offers plenty of space to relax, entertain, or create your own outdoor oasis. Inside, you'll find light filled spaces, beautifully renovated bathrooms, and an updated kitchen featuring dual gas cooktops and ovens, granite countertops, and spacious maple cabinetry. Major upgrades provide peace of mind, including a newer roof(Jan 2024), a sewer re-plumb Nov 2024 & exterior painted Feb 2024. Interior painted July 2026. The decorative fireplace conveys as is, adding charm and character to this exceptional home. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Sam Hughes history.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Welcome Home to this timeless residence in the historic Sam Hughes Neighborhood. Enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from local coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques, and grocery stores. The expansive backyard offers plenty of space to relax, entertain, or create your own outdoor oasis. Inside, you'll find light filled spaces, beautifully renovated bathrooms, and an updated kitchen featuring dual gas cooktops and ovens, granite countertops, and spacious maple cabinetry. Major upgrades provide peace of mind, including a newer roof(Jan 2024), a sewer re-plumb Nov 2024 & exterior painted Feb 2024. Interior painted July 2026. The decorative fireplace conveys as is, adding charm and character to this exceptional home. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Sam Hughes history.

420 N Treat Ave, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Rachel S Hollander from Coldwell Banker Realty.

$745,000

Located along the 3rd Street Bike Path with direct access to the University of Arizona, this beautifully updated and renovated 1948 Sam Hughes bungalow offers the perfect blend of character, comfort, and convenience. Original white oak floors have been carefully restored and are complemented by porcelain tile flooring, wood ceilings, and a spacious great room floor plan. The home also features a separate den and office, providing flexible living and workspaces. The primary suite includes an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Recent improvements include owned solar and EV charger, newer HVAC systems, new plumbing, and dual-pane windows. The spacious kitchen offers pull-out shelving, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. A detached one-bedroom guest house includes a kitchenette and full bathroom, making it ideal for visiting guests, a home office, or potential Airbnb income. The grounds have been thoughtfully landscaped with Belgard multicolored brick, distinctive desert plantings, and mature trees. The private walled backyard provides a peaceful retreat with a firepit, extended garden areas, and shaded outdoor living spaces. Enjoy one of Tucson's most sought-after historic neighborhoods with easy access to the University of Arizona, Himmel Park, Himmel Park Library, neighborhood restaurants, schools, and more, all just a short walk from your front door.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Located along the 3rd Street Bike Path with direct access to the University of Arizona, this beautifully updated and renovated 1948 Sam Hughes bungalow offers the perfect blend of character, comfort, and convenience. Original white oak floors have been carefully restored and are complemented by porcelain tile flooring, wood ceilings, and a spacious great room floor plan. The home also features a separate den and office, providing flexible living and workspaces. The primary suite includes an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Recent improvements include owned solar and EV charger, newer HVAC systems, new plumbing, and dual-pane windows. The spacious kitchen offers pull-out shelving, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. A detached one-bedroom guest house includes a kitchenette and full bathroom, making it ideal for visiting guests, a home office, or potential Airbnb income. The grounds have been thoughtfully landscaped with Belgard multicolored brick, distinctive desert plantings, and mature trees. The private walled backyard provides a peaceful retreat with a firepit, extended garden areas, and shaded outdoor living spaces. Enjoy one of Tucson's most sought-after historic neighborhoods with easy access to the University of Arizona, Himmel Park, Himmel Park Library, neighborhood restaurants, schools, and more, all just a short walk from your front door.

2450 E 3rd St, Tucson

Listing courtesy of Denice Osbourne from Long Realty.