09/08/2026
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13013 E. Redington Road
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For those who value nature, privacy, views, and historic properties…once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Tucson history in the Tanque Verde Valley surrounded by 445-acres of protected land.
Main House 2215 Square Feet
Guest House 772 Square Feet
Storage Sheds 952 Square Feet
Four Bedrooms l Four Bathrooms
3.35-acres in the middle of 445-acres of protected land
Located on Deep Well Ranch, this property is a desert sanctuary steeped in Tucson history. The 1935 residence occupies 3.3 privately-owned acres surrounded by approximately 445-acres of conservation land. The protected virgin land provides a remarkable sense of scale, privacy and uninterrupted desert, allowing the setting to feel far more expansive than its surveyed boundaries suggest.
Designed in 1935 by pioneering architect Annie Graham Rockfellow, Arizona’s first registered female architect. The residence was commissioned by Robert Bass (New Hampshire Governor 1911-1913), when the family relocated to Tucson. Historical accounts indicate that this home, which was the original guest house, served as a separate residence for the couple’s children and their nanny. Rockfellow’s regional Southwestern design responds naturally to the climate and landscape through burnt-adobe construction, the U-shaped design, and many indoor/outdoor access points.
Together, the architecture, conservation setting and enduring connection to the Sonoran desert create a property whose experience extends well beyond its 3.3 privately owned acres.
