This residence in Sam Hughes was designed by architect Anne Rysdale and built in 1954. It has been home to only one family, who over the decades expanded its footprint but never abandoned its distinctive territorial style and Midcentury flair. The exterior of the home offers numerous intimate courtyards and one solarium style porch nestled among the many mature trees and flowering vegetation. Authentic Mexican tile details, red brick, and custom ironwork all makes this a timeless Tucson home. The entry foyer has custom encaustic cement floors and opens to a large living space with a flexible plan. The formal dining room has additional built in storage, vintage lighting, and is just off the updated kitchen. Three bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, and an additional guest bath.