4750 N Camino Corto, Tucson, AZ 85718

Gorgeous 7.5 acre estate in the Lower Foothills. 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath, 5813sq' home designed by Nicholas Sakellar in 1952 reflects the indoor/outdoor aesthetic of Tucson with panoramic views of all local mountain ranges, the Sonoran desert, and a sweeping view of the urban corridor.A true private oasis and an entertainer's dream: every room has access to the outdoors. 2 primary suites, separate guest quarters, comfortable light filled kitchen and a vast great room with stunning old growth Doug Fir beams from Oregon. This show-stopping space is outfitted with new modern sliders on both sides to highlight the views, centered by a graceful fire place and grounded with newly laid travertine tiles, while an atomic-aged mechanical rising bar winks to this magnificent home's mid-century heritage. The original primary suite faces the Catalinas and the immaculate 50's plaster pool with diving board and artist designed ramada. The owner's suite occupies the south wing of the house and faces east with fireplace, a large walk-in closet, 2 safes, a beautiful south facing glassed bathroom with spa, rain/steam shower, heated floors, and 2 vanities. The courtyard offers a covered and meditative water garden for reflection & frequent wildlife visitors, a short walk down the flagstone stairs you can settle into the hot tub under the stars. Additional features include: 4 car spaces, 2 garages one with electric car charging station the other lower, copious storage, Klijian cherry cabinetry, basket weave adobe brick, built in liquor cabinet, new sunshades in sunroom, Japanese tile, Italian mosaic, cedar closet, workshop/2nd laundry room, upgraded electric panel ready for solar installation, garden plans, pruned bird of prey hunting tree, play structure and a fenced play court overlooking the arroyo. List of numerous recent upgrades available.