4.15 acres in Pima County, AZ

The experience begins with a distinctive modern exterior defined by crisp geometric forms, broad rooflines and a desert-scaled approach. Set on 4.15 acres in NW Tucson, 9725 N Linda Vista Place pairs contemporary architecture with wide desert and mtn views. Dramatic open interior with soaring ceilings, walls of windows, upper-level loft, cable-railed stairs & rich wood flooring in the primary suite. The kitchen centers on a lg island w/bar seating, dark cabinetry, recycle glass counters & stainless appliances. Outside, a walled recreation area frames a pool, spa, covered dining area, axe throwing, BBQ, firepit & multiple patios. Expansive windows & doors keep the Sonoran Desert scenery in view throughout the home, creating a distinctive indoor outdoor setting with room to relax, gather and enjoy Tucson skies. The property's mountain views are particularly notable because they appear from multiple interior and exterior vantage points rather than from a single window or patio. The kitchen, main living room, upper living space, primary suite and outdoor areas each capture portions of the surrounding landscape. The location also places the property near everyday northwest Tucson services. Several grocery choices, coffee, restaurant and retail options in the surrounding area. Thornydale Plaza is on nearby N. Thornydale Road, while broader shopping options extend south toward Ina Road and surrounding commercial corridors. For a buyer drawn to architecture, acreage and outdoor living, 9725 N Linda Vista Place offers several distinct experiences within one property: the drama of a high-volume contemporary interior, the warmth of wood-finished private spaces, an elevated loft setting, a resort-style pool environment and the openness of more than four acres in the Sonoran Desert. The photographs tell much of the story, but the scale is difficult to convey in two dimensions. Walking from the soaring central living room through the doors to the pool, then looking back toward the home's geometric exterior and outward toward the mountains, reveals how deliberately the property connects architecture with its desert setting.