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This stunning home officially has new owners — and this one will always hold a special place in our hearts.
We had the privilege of helping our wonderful clients purchase this home just three years ago, and while their time here was shorter than expected, it was filled with love and memories. This is probably one of my favorite homes to date. Not just because of the amazing views, the glorious floor to ceiling windows and the super cool elevators. This one is special because we developed a beautiful friendship with our clients and we will miss seeing them here in Tucson. Now, they’re heading back to be closer to their grandkids, and we couldn’t be happier for them!
Grateful to have represented them again on the sale of this beauty in the prestigious Stone Canyon community. And yes… our custom Stone Canyon sign is ready for its next spotlight. If you're thinking of selling in Stone Canyon — or anywhere in the area — let’s talk. We’d love to help you write your next chapter too.
1105 Tortolita Mtn Circle
2,195,000
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This beautiful Marana home sits on the edge of State land—so while the lot is one acre, it feels like it stretches on forever.
Our clients found us online while they were living here temporarily. They have a home north of Dallas, but Tucson passed their test and they decided to make the move permanent. They reached out just as this home went under contract with someone else. But we stayed in touch with the listing agent, and when that deal fell through... we were ready.
Finding a newer home with this kind of space in NW Tucson isn’t easy—but we made it happen. Congratulations to our buyers! May your new Arizona chapter be filled with peace, privacy, and plenty of sunsets.
17161 W Starr Rd
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Jeni and her team made finding the perfect home easy. Jeni is a savvy business woman who also brings a great deal of integrity, kindness and empathy to her clients and everyone she comes in contact with. Jeni is solutions oriented and she could smoothly anticipate and fix any challenge we encountered in the process. Jeni and her team made the buying process run smoothly. They responded to every question immediately, kept us fully informed, and made us feel as if we were their first priority. We would highly recommend Jeni and her team to anyone looking to purchase a home in the Tucson area!!
14056 N Bright Angel Tr
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