Oldest building in Tucson? Spacious One Bedroom in TRULY Historic Adobe Downtown Very cool place to live in one of the oldest buildings in Tucson. You hear a lot about "historic living" in Tucson but how many can say that they live in an original adobe rowhouse built more than 150 years ago? This is a large one-bedroom flat in an adobe rowhouse in downtown Tucson's El Presidio district. A little rustic with character galore! El Presidio is a great neighborhood right downtown near all government buildings and courts, museums, many good restaurants, 4th Ave, Congress St, the street cars, etc., and one mile from U of A and PCC. This unit has high ceilings, the original saguaro rib ceiling and original hardwood floors in the living room. Freshly painted concrete floors, and corrugated metal ceilings, in the other rooms. The unique floor plan includes a very large kitchen/dining room, large living room, large bathroom, big closet and ample shelf space, original fireplace in bedroom (decorative only, not to be used). Gas range and stainless-steel refrigerator. Brand new movable kitchen cart/island with shelves and drawers for additional storage and kitchen workspace. Evaporative cooler, wall mounted gas space heater. Small courtyard area at rear of building. $975 per month on a 1-year Lease. Landlord pays for water and garbage collection. Available now. Water, sewer, and trash collection paid by landlord. Electricity and gas paid by tenant. One-year Lease.
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