You’re invited! Join us for an Open House at 1981 Camino Alicante, Tucson, AZ 85715 on Sunday, June 7, 2026 from 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM. No appointment needed — just stop by!
Open House Details
| Date | Sunday, June 7, 2026 |
| Time | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
| Address | 1981 Camino Alicante, Tucson, AZ 85715 |
About the Tanque Verde Loop / Sabino Creek Area, Tucson Area
Nestled along the quiet curve of Tanque Verde Loop Road on Tucson’s northeast side, this small enclave sits where the desert floor starts to rise toward the Catalina and Rincon Mountains. About a 20–25 minute drive from Downtown Tucson, the area feels distinctly more rural and tucked-away, with horse properties, mature mesquite and cottonwood trees, and big open skies that still keep you close to everyday conveniences on Tanque Verde Road. The character here leans peaceful and outdoorsy, with neighbors who value space, mountain views, and easy access to trails and washes.
Schools & Education — This neighborhood falls within the Tucson Unified School District, with many families zoned to Henry Elementary School for K–5, Magee Middle School for grades 6–8, and Sabino High School for grades 9–12, a well-regarded eastside campus known for its strong academics and athletics. Nearby private options include Desert Christian Schools’ east campus and Hermosa Montessori School off Tanque Verde Road, giving families a range of educational philosophies close to home. The area is also a reasonable drive to the University of Arizona, roughly 25–30 minutes away via Speedway or Broadway, which is convenient for commuting students and staff.
Parks & Recreation — Daily life here is closely tied to the outdoors, with the Tanque Verde Wash and its network of informal walking and riding paths just minutes away. Morris K. Udall Park, about 10–12 minutes southwest on Tanque Verde Road, offers lighted sports fields, an indoor recreation center, walking paths, and playgrounds, making it a go-to spot for youth sports and fitness. For bigger adventures, Sabino Canyon Recreation Area is roughly 20 minutes north via Sabino Canyon Road, with its iconic tram, hiking trails, and seasonal creeks, while Saguaro National Park East and its Cactus Forest Loop Drive are about 20–25 minutes to the southeast for hiking, cycling, and sweeping desert vistas.
Shopping & Dining — Despite the quiet feel, you are only a short drive from everyday essentials along the Tanque Verde corridor. Within about 10 minutes, you can reach major grocery options like Safeway at Tanque Verde and Catalina Highway and Fry’s Food and Drug near Sabino Canyon Road, along with neighborhood staples like LeBuzz Caffe, Viv’s Café, and Poco & Mom’s Cantina. A bit farther west on Tanque Verde, the clusters of shops and eateries near Kolb Road and at the Tanque Verde Place center provide additional restaurants, banking, and services, while the Park Place Mall and surrounding retail on Broadway Boulevard are about 20 minutes away for larger-scale shopping.
Commute & Transportation — Tanque Verde Loop connects you quickly to Tanque Verde Road, which serves as the main east–west spine on this side of town. From here, most residents head west to reach Kolb Road, Sabino Canyon Road, or Wilmot Road, offering multiple routes to major employment centers along the Broadway and Speedway corridors. Downtown Tucson and the University of Arizona are typically a 20–30 minute drive depending on traffic and route, and Tucson International Airport is about 30–35 minutes away via Kolb Road and Valencia Road or via Aviation Parkway. While this is primarily a driving community, the relatively low-traffic neighborhood streets make it comfortable for walking, running, and cycling.
Community & Lifestyle — The Tanque Verde Loop / Sabino Creek area has a distinctly semi-rural, custom-home feel, with a mix of small gated enclaves, long driveways, and horse-friendly properties tucked off the main road. Neighbors tend to be a blend of long-time Tucson residents, professionals who appreciate the quieter northeast side, and outdoor enthusiasts drawn to the proximity of trails and washes. Even without a large, centralized HOA presence, there is a shared appreciation for dark skies, natural desert landscaping, and preserving the open, spacious character of the area. Life here moves at a slightly slower pace than in-town Tucson, with evenings spent on patios watching the mountains change color and mornings often starting with a walk along the wash or a quick drive to a favorite local café.
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Listing information is provided for general informational purposes and is subject to change without notice. All data including price, status, and property details should be independently verified with your real estate agent or the listing office before making any decisions. Listing data sourced from the MLS as of June 4, 2026.
