If you've been looking for that perfect vintage house on acreage with a guest house, honey stop the car!!! Or get the real feel from your phone or computer by checking out the FLYTHROUGH and VIRTUAL TOUR. Built by Tucson-Famous Architect William Hazard, this mid-century burnt adobe is close to central Tucson, and just north of the Rillito. Many intact original features. Original stained concrete. Original wood floors. Vintage saltillo. Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams. Large great room with built-in cabinetry and abundant light is adjacent to generous screened-in patio. Primary ensuite has its own private patio. Two other bedrooms are light-filled with sliding glass doors that open onto the back yard. The pool is located in a low-fenced area and landscaped with some natives and some exotics. Beyond the wall is a pristine Sonoran desert wildlife sanctuary. From the fenced yard, there is a trail to the guest house (featured at high-speed in the flythrough), which is also accessible by a long, long driveway. The 1990-built burnt adobe 1 bed/1 bath is 700+ sqft and has a carport, screened patio and fenced yard. When you visit the guest house, be sure to check out the well. There are flags behind the guest house to guide you there. There is plenty of room at West portion of the property to possibly install horse facilities. This is horse property by zoning. A short walk/ride to the Rillito and its multi-use paths. Or, if you're more of a developer-type, it may be possible to get the property rezoned to split and/or possibly add more units. This property is a must-see. Call for an appointment today!