365 North Indian House Road, Tucson, AZ 85711

This one-of-a-kind historic estate was built in 1929 by American painter and architect William Penhollow Henderson and is on the National Historic Register. Spanning approximately 6,100 square feet, this gorgeous property offers six bedrooms and six bathrooms. Your primary suite serves as a quiet retreat with two walk-in closets, an en-suite bath with original fireplace, plus private access to one of the serene outdoor patios. The main home offers four additional bedrooms and bathrooms, formal dining and living rooms, plus a family room and library, creating an expansive living space that is both luxurious and comfortable. Step out to the charming private guest house that features a living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, perfect for guests or to be used as a mother-in-law suite. Additionally, the estate offers a massive media/game room which makes a wonderful family retreat or is perfect for hosting large events. Lush, resort-like grounds set on over 1.5 acres features multiple courtyards, patios, pool, and outdoor fireplace. Property's designation on the National Historic Register provides owner occupants with a significant property tax reduction. Original adobe oven where the hand-crafted mud adobe bricks were fired on-site, showcases this home's timeless architectural style and preserved history. With modern amenities seamlessly woven into its historic charm, this property offers an ideal blend of tradition, comfort, and sophisticated contemporary living. Previously featured in Tucson Lifestyle Magazine ( https://geni.us/TucLifestyle )