Tucked into historic Barrio Viejo in the Elysian Grove subdivision, this inviting 1992 built home sits along the narrow streets and intimate blocks that give this pocket of the neighborhood a character all its own, at times feeling more like a small village than the heart of Tucson. The home offers a simple, comfortable floor plan with a Southwestern contemporary design influenced by Tucson's traditional Territorial architecture. Stucco walls, a flat roofline, deep covered porches, and an easy connection between indoor and outdoor spaces give the home a distinctly Tucson feel. Inside are high ceilings, exposed ductwork, an updated open kitchen, and a renovated bathroom. Outside, the front and back porches create welcoming places to sit and gather, while the thoughtfully xeriscaped yard is filled with native and desert adapted plants and trees. Water harvesting tanks help support the landscape and raised bed vegetable gardens. Owned solar adds everyday efficiency, and a covered carport provides convenient off street parking. Walk to Coronet Café, EXO Coffee, neighborhood gathering spots, and the restaurants, arts, and entertainment of downtown Tucson.