Historic 1900 Adobe Bungalow Casita in Downtown City Center

Welcome to Barrio Bungalow, our charming Adobe home built in 1900. This quaint duplex is located in Tucson’s historic Barrio Viejo right in the middle of downtown. This unit has a Queen bed, living room w/ smart TV, full kitchen, private bathroom, and shared backyard making it perfect for solo travelers and couples. Just a short walk or streetcar ride away from all that downtown Tucson has to offer — award-winning restaurants, theaters, museums, bars, the Tucson Convention Center, and more!THE SPACEThis vintage, 725 sq ft duplex is in the heart of the city center and is the perfect home base for guests looking to explore Tucson’s culture, nightlife, or experience our extraordinary annual gem and mineral show. Refresh in this unbeatable downtown location and soak up some rays in the sunny, shared backyard surrounded in rustic urban styling or create a culinary delight on upgraded appliances in the bright, airy kitchen.KEY FEATURES———————–☀ Queen-sized bed☀ 1 full bathroom with shower☀ Convenient kitchen w/ coffee maker + microwave + toaster + full-sized fridge & freezer☀ Sunny lounge space w/ outdoor furniture + fire pit☀ Fast WiFi☀ Kitchen + bathroom essentials provided===========================================- 0.2 miles to downtown Tucson and Cushing St. (3-minute walk)- 0.2 miles to the Tucson Convention Center (4-minute walk)- 0.5 miles to the Arizona Theater Company (4-minute bike ride)- 0.5 miles to 4th Avenue (4-minute bike ride)- 0.5 miles to the Sun Link Streetcar (10-minute walk)- 1.0 miles to Gem & Mineral Show- 2.2 miles to the University of Arizona- 3.0 miles to I-10 and the freeway- 3.9 miles to Banner Medical Center- 10.2 miles to the Tucson International Airport===========================================AMENITIES—————-☆☆ BEDROOMS ☆☆This delightful studio has a comfortable queen-size bed in the main living space with quality linens and down-like pillows for a great night’s rest. There is a quilt and comforter provided to keep you warm and cozy in the winter months and make it easy to snuggle into a cozy sleep after a busy day exploring Tucson.☆☆ BATHROOM ☆☆A full bathroom with shower is equipped with quality bathroom essentials in case you didn’t bring your own. There is also room to store your toiletries and there are plenty of fresh, fluffy white towels.☆☆ KITCHEN ☆☆The vibrant, updated kitchen offers efficient counter space to do meal prep, and plates, bowls, cups, and kitchen gadgets are supplied. There is plenty of room in the full fridge to keep your drinks and groceries cold along with open shelving to store your food and snacks. Brew delicious coffee in the coffee maker or enjoy pour-over coffee from the stove.This home is easy walking distance from many great restaurants, breweries, bars, coffee shops, breakfast joints, and sidewalk cafes to enjoy the taste of the Southwest on the go.☆☆ CONVENIENCES ☆☆- You’ll be able to connect with strong Wi-Fi throughout the property.- This home offers separate mini-split air conditioning and heating to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.☆☆ OUTSIDE SPACE ☆☆The large, sunny backyard area is shared with the other side of the duplex. It’s rustic urban ambiance makes a relaxing space to enjoy coffee in the morning under 2 shaded dining areas, catch some afternoon rays, or enjoy an evening fire in the firepit. You might see a Cooper’s hawk, roadrunner, cardinal, or a vermillion flycatcher on your stay. And you won’t want to miss our famous Arizona Sunsets!☆☆ Book Now & Let Us Take Care of You in Tucson! ☆☆GUEST ACCESSDuring your stay you’ll have the entire, clean studio space to yourself. The property is a duplex with another unit on the North side of the building and the backyard is shared. There is ample free street parking right in front of the house.OTHER THINGS TO NOTE- If you need extra space, the studio/1BA unit next door is also available to rent. To check out the listing, click on Bree’s photo, or message us and we’ll send you the link.- Longer-term stays may be permitted on a case-by-case per guest & host agreement.HOUSE RULES———————-If you book with us you are agreeing to uphold the following house rules:- We do our best to accommodate early or late check-ins, but due to our cleaners’ tight schedules, check-out time is strictly at 11 AM. There is a $50/hour fee for late check-out.- No parties or events are allowed, and quiet hours are from 10PM to 8AM daily.- All guests occupying the property must be accounted for on the reservation. Please do not have more guests than stated in your reservation and do not have any unapproved visitors.- As future guests may have pet allergies, no pets are allowed. A minimum $250 fee will be charged if this rule is violated.- No smoking (of cigarettes or marijuana) and no drug use is allowed on the property. A minimum $250 fee will be charged if this rule is violated.- 1.5 X rate additional charged for deep cleans will be added to stays over 3 weeks.THE NEIGHBORHOOD——————————-Centrally located, this property is a short walk, bike ride, or drive to anything you may want to do during your visit to Tucson, Arizona. One of the best neighborhoods in Tucson, Barrio Viejo “The Old Neighborhood” makes up one of the largest collections of 19th century adobe buildings in the United States. The neighborhood has an impressive 97 bike score and a 79 walk score, with the heart of downtown less than a 3-minute stroll away!Dining ranges from upscale pizzerias, to colorful Mexican cantinas serving homestyle tamales and enchiladas, to sports bars and brewpubs with featuring impressive happy hour specials.Bree is a native Tucsonan and knows all the great spots to visit while you’re in town! Once you book, we’ll send you a link to our Ultimate Tucson Guidebook with all the details, but here are some highlights:Nearby attractions————————– Hotel Congress- Tucson Music Hall- Tucson Convention Center- The Arizona Theater Company- The Rialto Theater- The Fox Theater- 4th Avenue- Museum of Contemporary Art- El Tiradito Wishing Shrine- The Jewish History Museum- The Masonic Temple- Tucson Children’s MuseumNearby restaurants————————– Nightjar- Coronet- El Minuto- 5 Points- Charro Steak & Del Ray- The Monica- The Nook- HubNearby bars——————- The Red Light Lounge- The Owl’s Club- Club Congress- Tough Luck Club- Tap & Bottle- The Shanty- The BuffetNearby grocery stores & markets—————————— Johnny Gibson’s Market- Food City- Food Co-Op- SafewayNearby cinemas————————- El Con theaters: Featuring current blockbuster movies- The Loft: Showcasing indie flicks and cult classics- The Roadhouse Cinemas: Enjoy dinner & a movie- Casa Video: Bar within a cinema offering local craft beer, wine, or coffee and hard-to-find DVDs to rentNearby shopping————————-Boutique shopping centers with restaurants (4th Avenue, Mercado San Agustin, Old Town Artisans) and more mainstream options (Target, El Con Mall, CVS, Walmart)Nearby parks——————– Armory Park (historical park featuring paved walking paths, grassy lawns & a senior citizens center)- Tumamoc Hill (An active study site and ecological reserve of the University of Arizona. You are invited to walk the Hill every day from 4 am to 10 pm.)About Tucson———————-Guest ranches, horseback rides, and cattle drives recall Old West roots, but you’ll also find yourself smack-dab in a hub of spas, resort hotels, and championship golf courses…not to mention amazing, trend-setting restaurants. Tucson was the first city to earn the designation of a World City of Gastronomy by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Plus, with a thriving visual and performing arts scene and respected galleries and museums, Tucson’s vibrant multicultural heritage shines.Famous for its dramatic beauty, the Sonoran Desert covers this region with spectacular cacti – including the giant saguaro, a symbol of the American Southwest. But don’t be fooled by the term “desert” because mountain ranges in all directions offer scenic drives and even snow skiing. In the winter you can go for a hike in the valley, then drive up to Mt. Lemmon and enjoy the slopes. Tucson’s legendary year-round sunshine and saguaro-and-sunset landscape have romanced visitors for decades. Tucson’s coldest month is January when the average temperature overnight is 38.9°F. In June, the warmest month, the average day time temperature rises to 100.2°F.If you are visiting Tucson, it’s a great time to consider a jaunt across the Arizona border into Nogales, Sonora, Mexico and get a taste of the charm and traditions of Old Mexico. Nogales is only about 60 miles south of Tucson on Interstate 19.Once you immerse yourself in the laid-back atmosphere of Tucson, you may never want to leave.GETTING AROUND—————————- The Sun Link streetcar is less than a 10-minute walk away and connects 5 unique districts: Downtown, Mercado San Agustín, Fourth Avenue, Main Gate Square and the U of A. The 3.9 mile route has 23 stops adorned with public art.- The house is located on main bus routes- Uber, Lyft, and cabs service this area- The neighborhood has a 97 bike score, with quick access to The Loop bike trail that runs along the Rillito River- There is ample parking at most businesses

No, pets are not allowed at this property.

Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.

Checkout is at 11:00 AM.

Located in Barrio Viejo, this holiday home is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Tucson Convention Center and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from University of Arizona. Arizona Theatre Company and St. Augustine Cathedral are also within 10 minutes. Tucson Station is 18 minutes by foot.