Community guide
Established custom homes below Pontatoc Ridge, shaped by deed restrictions rather than a gate.
The community at a glance
Catalina Foothills landscape. Not a photograph of a specific Coronado Foothills Estates property.
Coronado Foothills Estates is an established neighborhood of custom homes in the central Catalina Foothills, with Pontatoc Ridge rising along its northern edge. There is no community gate. Homes were designed individually, so lots, views, architecture and age change from one street to the next.
The neighborhood was built in six phases, each with its own recorded deed restrictions. The Coronado Foothills Homeowners Association says every lot owner must follow those restrictions whether or not they join the association, and exterior projects go through its Design Review Committee.
The experience
A community name is only the beginning. Architecture, terrain, associations, views, and amenities shape the experience property by property.
The association publishes a lot lookup and a color-coded map that tie each lot to one of the six sets of deed restrictions. The sets are similar but not identical, so read the one that applies to the specific lot before planning changes.
Ask us about this →The homeowners association is a nonprofit run by a volunteer board, and joining is optional. Its deed restrictions still bind every lot, and its Design Review Committee works with the association’s architect to review proposed projects.
Ask us about this →Before you decide
Use the association’s lot lookup to confirm the lot number and which deed restrictions apply to it.
Ask for records of approvals for additions, walls and exterior changes, and read the design guidelines before planning new work.
Review roofing, drainage, windows, mechanical systems and permit history, as with any older custom home.
Verified buyer resources
The homeowners association publishes the deed restrictions for each of the six construction phases, its design guidelines and a lot lookup.
Six sets of deed restrictions, one per construction phase, matched to lot numbers. The association states that every lot owner must follow them regardless of membership.
Source: Coronado Foothills Homeowners AssociationHow the Design Review Committee reviews exterior projects, with the published design guidelines.
Source: Coronado Foothills Homeowners AssociationFind a lot number and which phase, and so which deed restrictions, apply to it.
Source: Coronado Foothills Homeowners AssociationRecorded documents control. Confirm the deed restrictions for the specific lot and any past design approvals with the association or the title company.
Sources checked October 1, 2026. Fees, assessments, rules, and availability can change. Confirm the current property-specific documents before relying on them.
Questions buyers ask
No. It is an established neighborhood of custom homes without a community gate.
No. Membership in the Coronado Foothills Homeowners Association is voluntary. The association states that every lot owner must follow the deed restrictions whether or not they are a member.
Coronado Foothills deed restrictionsYes. The association’s Design Review Committee reviews projects against the deed restrictions and design guidelines. Contact it before finalizing plans.
Design reviewHomes there use Tucson mailing addresses, but a mailing address does not decide which government issues permits. Check the specific parcel with Pima County before planning work.
Pima County address and jurisdictionAbout 12 miles, or roughly 25 minutes without traffic. Tucson International Airport is about 18 miles away.
Homes we have worked with
Our MLS record includes 4 closed transactions in Coronado Foothills Estates, from Dec 2010 through Apr 2017. These examples help illustrate the neighborhood’s housing variety, not the full market or current inventory.
These ranges describe homes in our MLS sales record, rather than every home in the community. A home sold more than once may appear as separate transactions. Ranges exclude missing or zero values; dimensions have not been measured again.
Live from the MLS
Every neighborhood inside the community is included, updated every 15 minutes.
Newest listings first, 6 of 7
$1,098,000
4311 E Placita Panuco
Tucson, AZ 85718
$835,000
6720 N Columbus Boulevard
Tucson, AZ 85718
$815,000
4055 E Alvernon Circle
Tucson, AZ 85718
$875,000
6616 N Donna Beatrix Circle
Tucson, AZ 85718
$849,000
6621 N Donna Beatrix Ci Circle
Tucson, AZ 85718
$992,900
6602 N Catalina Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85718
See the sales Catalina Foothills market trends Medians from MLS of Southern Arizona data, summarized by Grogan & Grogan, Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty.
Your Coronado Foothills Estates Realtors
Susanne and Matt can help compare lots, views, deed restrictions and the practical details behind each home.
