Range priced $650,000-$700,000. A Distinctive Piece of Tucson Architectural History in Colonia Solana. Set on an expansive one-acre lot in one of Tucson's most distinguished neighborhoods, this 1946 residence offers a unique opportunity to own a home designed by renowned Tucson architect Arthur T. Brown. A pioneer in passive solar architecture, Brown incorporated innovative approaches to desert living decades before energy-efficient design became a mainstream architectural priority. His forward-thinking work remains an important part of Tucson's architectural legacy. The home's original character is still evident throughout, with exposed wood-beam ceilings, wood doors, classic bathrooms, and other period details that reflect its mid-century origins. These architectural elements are complemented by the property's exceptional scale, with more than an acre providing privacy, open space, and a setting that is increasingly difficult to find in central Tucson. Located within historic Colonia Solana, the property offers an opportunity for those who value authentic architecture, thoughtful design, and Tucson's rich history. Whether preserved in its current form, carefully restored, or thoughtfully reimagined for a new generation, the possibilities are extensive. For the discerning buyer, this is more than an architectural residence - it is an opportunity to steward a meaningful part of Tucson's architectural heritage while creating something uniquely your own.