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2305 N El Camino Rinconado

Tucson, Arizona 85749

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Offered at$1,125,000

Horse facilities3 stalls with turnouts

Land3.82 acres

Bedrooms3

Bathrooms2

Interior3,126 sq. ft.

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Horse property

Built for horse and rider.

Here the day starts at the barn. It's steps from the back porch, the trails start in the neighborhood, and the national park is a short ride away.

Stalls: Three, each with a turnout
Added: 2023
Wash rack: Yes
Hay storage: Yes
Trailer access: Trailer-ready driveway
Rig parking: Three-car garage with RV bay
Land: 3.82 acres

Covered stalls with pipe-rail turnouts, a concrete wash pad with hose, and a storage shed, with the Rincon Mountains behind — The horse facilities, added in 2023: covered stalls with turnouts, a wash rack and storage, steps from the house.

Aerial view of the covered stalls and a large fenced dirt area, with neighboring homes and mountains — The horse facilities, added in 2023: covered stalls with turnouts, a wash rack and storage, steps from the house.

Riding from home

The trails start in the neighborhood.

Horses must stay on trail in Saguaro National Park and are not allowed on some trails, including Tanque Verde Ridge, Desert Ecology and Freeman Homestead. Check current park rules before you ride.

Neighborhood trailsLa Cebadilla Estates keeps its own network of horse and hiking trails for residents.
Tanque Verde WashLa Cebadilla riders use the Tanque Verde Wash as a route toward Saguaro National Park.
Saguaro National Park, Rincon Mountain DistrictThe Wildhorse Trailhead at the east end of Speedway Boulevard, where riders enter the park and the designated horse-trailer parking is, sits about a mile and a half from the property in a straight line. From there, the Wildhorse, Garwood, Carrillo and Three Tank trails connect into loops through the Cactus Forest.
Coronado National Forest and Redington PassNational forest land surrounds the valley. Redington Road climbs east toward Redington Pass and the Arizona Trail.
SeasonOctober through April is prime riding weather in the Sonoran Desert.
Next doorTanque Verde Ranch, a guest ranch since the 1920s that borders the national park and keeps more than 100 horses, is about a mile and a quarter away.

The La Cebadilla Estates lake seen through cattails, with a wooden dock, a line of green trees, and mountains under a partly cloudy sky. — The La Cebadilla Estates lake, with the mountains behind. Photograph courtesy of the La Cebadilla community.

The lake

A spring-fed lake, for residents only.

At the center of La Cebadilla is a private lake for residents. It is fed by a pipeline from the springhead of the La Cebadilla Cienega, a natural desert wetland next to Tanque Verde Creek. Residents fish it as catch-and-release, ride and walk the trails that lead to it, and watch the birds that use it as a refuge. Trees line the banks, with the mountains rising behind.

The lake is for residents. Prospective buyers are welcome to view it from the road. Please do not enter the lake grounds.

Heritage

Ranch country, long before it was a neighborhood.

La Cebadilla takes its name from Rancho de la Cebadilla, a Carrillo family cattle ranch that once reached north past what is now Agua Caliente Park. Cattle grazed the land into the 1960s. The neighborhood was platted in 1973, and developer Raymond Bidegain turned the old ranch into a community of large homesites on the land's original terms: open space, livestock and the mountains. Today about 160 homes share the valley, most on three acres or more.

For horse owners

Questions horse buyers ask.

Can I add an arena, more stalls, or a guest house?

Improvements need architectural review under the deed restrictions. The association does not pre-approve plans before a sale.

Fees at closing?

The association charges a $350 transfer fee through escrow. The purchase contract decides who pays it.

Rentals?

Rentals must run 30 days or longer. Short-term rentals are not permitted.

Schools?

Tanque Verde School District.

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Welcome to El Camino Rinconado, a horse property in La Cebadilla Estates.

Here, the day starts at the barn. You step off the back porch, and it’s right there. Three stalls, each with its own turnout, plus a wash rack, hay storage and a trailer-ready drive, all added in 2023. And the three-car garage has an RV bay for the rig.

The home sits on nearly four acres at the east end of the Tanque Verde Valley, with the Rincon and Santa Catalina Mountains all around you.

Inside, a courtyard entry leads to wood-beamed ceilings with viga details, and broad windows that face the mountains. There’s a family room, formal and casual dining, and an open kitchen. Three bedrooms, two full baths, and an oversized laundry and craft room.

A covered porch wraps the whole house, so mornings with coffee and evenings after a ride happen outdoors.

Then there’s the neighborhood. La Cebadilla was a cattle ranch long before it was a neighborhood. Today it has its own horse and hiking trails, and a spring-fed lake just for residents, and you’re a short ride from Saguaro National Park. From October through April, it’s prime riding weather.

When you’re ready to experience it for yourself, Susanne and Matt Grogan would be happy to show you around.

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A horse property in La Cebadilla, on nearly four acres beneath the Rincon and Santa Catalina Mountains.

Set on 3.82 acres in La Cebadilla Estates, an equestrian neighborhood at the east end of the Tanque Verde Valley, this custom masonry home includes horse facilities close to the residence. The barn is a short walk from the back porch. Three stalls with turnouts, a wash rack, hay storage and a trailer drive were added in 2023, and a three-car garage includes an RV bay for the rig.

The 3,126-square-foot residence has a courtyard entry, wood-beamed ceilings with viga details, and broad windows facing the mountains. A covered porch wraps the house, so mornings with coffee and evenings after a ride happen outdoors. Inside are a family room, formal and casual dining, an open kitchen, three bedrooms, two full baths, and an oversized laundry and craft room.

Beyond the property line, La Cebadilla's horse and hiking trails, a residents-only spring-fed lake, and the Rincon Mountain District of Saguaro National Park are all close by. It is a neighborhood of open land and quiet roads, with no clubhouse or golf course.

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Property details

Status: Active
MLS number: 22614284
Property type: Single Family Residence
Year built: 1995
Community: La Cebadilla
Interior: 3,126 sq. ft.
Lot: 3.82 acres

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2305 N El Camino Rinconado, Tucson, Arizona 85749

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