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Don’t miss seeing what could be your next home - for Sale by Owner
Tucson, Arizona |
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Property ID #20320 |
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6556 East Calle La Paz No. C |
2 Bedrooms |
$89,900 USD |
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Tucson, Arizona |
1 Bathroom |
$96.96/sq. foot
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85715 |
No Garage |
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934 Sq. Feet |
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Neighborhood Profile |
Lot Size Unknown |
$485/month
est. mortgage |
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Built in 1972 |
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OWNER DESCRIPTION |
Sq Ft: 934 Source: Assessor
Year Built: 1972
Parcel: 133-42-1390 Area: Northeast
Municipality/Zoning: Tucson –R3
County: Pima Lot Dimensions: Townhouse/Condo
Year/Taxes: 2008 --$904.50
Assoc. Fee/Month: $97. Freq. Paid: Monthly
School District: Tucson High: Sabino, Middle: Fickett-Magnet, Elem: Hudlow
Terms: Submit Subdivision: Monte Catalina Est. Directions: Tanque Verde --South on Kolb to Calle La Paz to end of street, South side in cul-de-sac. Legal: Monte Catalina Estates-Parcel 35-C of that Portion of Lot 5 Monte Catalina Estates
Bedroom: 2, Bath: 1, Pool: 2 Community-locked, Style: Southwestern, AC/Heat: Central, Carport: 1, Storage: Yes, Patio: Yes (brick)-terraced, Potted plants: Most stay, Story: 2, Gas: Heat/SWG, Dining Room: Yes, Family Room: Off Kitchen, Window Coverings: Stay. Windows: Reflective tint, Breakfast: Bar, Water: City/no charge, Cable: Yes, Assume: No, Mailboxes: Yes/locked, Garbage/walking distance: Yes, Laundry: Yes, located by carports, Yard: Yes, No maintenance-common area. Paved Streets and Driveways: Yes, View: Catalina Mountains, Fix up: No, Floor covering: Ceramic, carpet, Construction: Framed Stucco (Association’s responsibility) Roof: Built-up (Association’s responsibility) RV Parking: No Appliances: Dishwasher, Glass top Stove/oven, Refrigerator with ice maker, (Almond color) Microwave-built in. Home Protection Insurance: Yes, one year. Insurance: Hazard, due yearly
Amenities:
• Located across from one of the community pools and mailboxes
• Large grassy area and cul-de-sac eliminates any traffic or pool noise.
• One of the oldest trees on property is located at the side of the house.
• Garbage and Recycling are 40 feet from end of driveway. (No driving to deposit.)
• Carport for one car and ample parking for additional cars.
• Storage room and storage cupboards in carport.
• Rear of property is a wash with flourishing vegetation and small view of El Dorado Golf Course. (Wash has never crested the bank in twenty-six years.) No backing out into a parking lot of sorts with this home.
• Terraced yard. The yard is several feet higher than the nearest neighbor and separated by a block wall. A hedge planted along the wall will give the yard and patio total privacy. (Water with free-recycled water.)
• Patio decorated with Arch of Cat Claw vine and Jasmine for blooms of yellow, white/pink. The fence supports another Cat Claw vine. The large Armesia plant edges the back of the patio and pots of roses and other flowers line the patio and walk. (Most plants will stay.)
• Parent birds come every spring to use the nest hidden in the arch to hatch their eggs. A red Cardinal often sits on the back of the lawn chairs and humming birds love the roses and Aloe Vera flowers. Gecko’s and bunnies are always present, along with the voices of many birds.
• Neighbors are friendly and everyone watches out for each other
• The road around the complex is a safe walking path
• Plan to spend the evenings of the Fourth of July on the patio or in a lawn chair in the “grassy area” out front by watching the fireworks from “Trail Dust Town”, two blocks away, as they explode above the pool. In addition, there are often fireworks during the summer.
Caution: After visiting “Trail Dust Town”, you will discover that the Train Depot sells good candy, especially fudge. Once in a while the train whistles blows. To me it sounds like it is saying “Chocolate---Chocolate” calling me… (You must resist---some of the time.) In addition, don’t be startled by the sounds of evening gunfire. The cowboys at “Trail Dust Town” fight every evening. It is only takes a few shots and it is over quickly. But it startles guests that maybe visiting
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