Luxury Lavender House in the unique art village of Tubac Arizona

Lavender House invites you to relax and enjoy 2300 square feet of Spanish influenced luxury. Located in the one-of-a-kind village of Tubac, Arizona, this is where art, history, nature and golf meet. With the vibe of a European hamlet, rare to find, Tubac is the antithesis of the hurried world surrounding all of us. Tubac is a place to have fun, rejuvenate and become inspired.

Lavender House's roof deck will allow you to be stunned by the skyline at sunrise or sunset and the warmth of the sun during the day. The Santa Rita, San Cayetano and Tumacacori mountain ranges surrounding Tubac will add drama to your experience. When longing for quiet moments, you can relax on the private garden-like patio enhanced by a built in lilac tiled fire pit to enjoy in the evening hours. Much fun can be had at the lovely community pool down the way and remember the fitness center is within walking distance.

You are welcome to make yourself at home in the well-stocked gourmet kitchen which includes two ovens for baking bread or your favorite savory mac and cheese.

The interior living space includes a great room with a kiva fireplace and rustic beams; a formal dining area that seats 6 or more; and a lovely granite breakfast or cocktail counter. Keep entertained with two TVs, one in the great room and one in the office (or craft room if inclined) which also includes a printer/fax and wi-fi. The large master bedroom suite (with King bed) is private and features a bathroom with his/her sinks, spacious tub, separate shower and large walk in closet. The guest suite also includes a king sized bed with separate private bathroom. The third bathroom features a tiled shower and extends off the quiet office/sitting/craft room.

Besides enjoying the climate and nature of Tubac, you may want to dine at one of the many delightful restaurants in town, or go shopping at some of the unique shops and galleries, or play golf at the spectacular 27-hole champion course of the Tubac Golf Resort. The area also attracts people who like to hike the historical De Anza trail and watch for the over 240 bird species sited each year.