All about TANQUE VERDE area in Northeast Tucson Arizona - Tour 5 UNIQUE neighborhoods

See what living in the Tanque Verde area of Tucson (aka Northeast Tucson) is like. In this video we're spotlighting 5 unique neighborhoods in Northeast Tucson, Arizona.
Featuring these NE Tucson neighborhoods:
* Forty Niners Country Club
* Sabino Springs
* Lakes at Castle Rock
* La Cebadilla Estates
* Indian Ridge
We also go over some of the amenities in the area, including area parks, and fun things to do.
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[@genghis_connie]

Great video! Love the guitars.
Indian Ridge looks fabulous.
I know I’m in an area in which you probably don’t have many buyers and sellers (Corbett->Maryvale),
but it might be interesting to hear about these smaller homes (totally lacking of architecture) and if/how they relate to Davis-Monthan.
Most are red brick and the same, but have small alterations (between Wilmot and Craycroft). Just east of Wilmot on the same streets, like 33rd St, there are some mid-century gems.
I have a 1957 stucco-on-brick with a large backyard and a pool.
Just a thought!

[@RealTucson]

Thanks for watching and thank you for the feedback! Yes, DM definitely had a huge impact on the midcentury ranch homes in neighborhoods near you. So many GIs came back to Tucson (and brought their families) after they were stationed in Tucson during WWII. We'd like to make a future video about some of these lesser-known areas. :)

[@alinaramsey5101]

Lusk also bulit San Raphael Estates on Broadway and Wilmot. I believe those were built before Indian Ridge but used the same floorplans. Sunset did a very nice article on it in the mid 1950's with pretty cool pictures of Tucson pre St. Joes. Views were pretty stunning.

[@RealTucson]

How cool! I'd love to see that copy of Sunset Magazine 😃

[@moodypet8837]

Good video thank you

[@RealTucson]

Thanks! We're glad you enjoyed it :)