102 N Avenida De San Ramon, Tucson, AZ 85710

Welcome to this mid-century gem nestled in a San Rafael Estates, a National Historic District. Built in the 1950s this charming home is one of just 69 modern ranch-style residences in the community, featuring winding streets, eclectic landscaping, and a serene community pool. Sitting on one of the largest lots in the community, this model, the Lanai, truly shines! The classic burnt adobe exterior pairs perfectly with the thoughtful interior updates, creating a seamless blend of elegance and modern comfort. As you enter the home, you'll immediately feel its unique character. The living room boasts a cozy, three-sided wood-burning fireplace and a wall of windows overlooking the beautiful backyard. T&G ceilings, wood beams and ribbon windows all contribute to the soothing space. This three-bedroom, two full bathroom home showcases neutral wood plank tile floors throughout and maintains its authentic mid-century charm. The kitchen features original pine cabinets, steel-lined countertops, and vintage appliancesincluding a fully functional dishwasher and refrigerator. The dining area impresses with a sliding glass door amidst window walls, offering easy access to the backyard for seamless outdoor living. Speaking of the backyardit's an entertainer's paradise! Lush landscaping surrounds a raised paver patio, a classic fountain, a dedicated grilling area complete with a smoker, a raised garden bed, and your very own putting green! Call us today for your our private tour! *New HVAC Sep 2024 *Roof maintenance and recoated Aug 2024 *New sewer line 2020 *HOA is voluntary. The annual fee is $250 which allows you access to the community pool. Historic details: In 1950, Robert F. Lusk Jr. founded the Tucson-based Lusk Corporation. The company became the fifth largest home builder in the nation. The "Lusk Home" helped shape and articulate the character of the expanding Tucson community, starting in the early 1950s. San Rafael Estates was one of the Lusk Corporation's outstanding neighborhoods, and was groundbreaking in its integration of Modern design concepts, the Ranch style, and regional influences. See documents tab for the full history, a very cool read.