Two homes sit on a large corner lot in sought-after Blenman-Elm: one is a piece of Tucson history, and the other is a beautiful new ADU. The main house offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large kitchen with new appliances, and comfortable living spaces, blending thoughtful updates with old-world charm. The brand-new two-bedroom, two-bath ADU includes hickory cabinets and new appliances in the kitchen, French doors in the primary bedroom and an EV charger at the front of the house. The two homes can be connected by a gate in the shared fence or kept separate.
In 1934, the main house was home to the parents of famed Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia, Salvatore and Lucia DeGrazia as well as his siblings. The property was a lively compound for music and family. Today, only the main house remains preserving the site's rich history while offering updated living spaces.
Natural desert landscaping and flowering shrubs attract quail families and many bird species.