Zoning and association rules
Confirm with the county or town, and with any homeowners association, how many horses the property may keep and where.
Homes for sale
Every home for sale in greater Tucson whose listing says it has horse facilities.
What counts: Homes whose MLS listing answers Yes to Horse Facilities. That answer does not say what is there, so ask for the details of stalls, arenas and fencing on each home. Live from the MLS of Southern Arizona, updated every 15 minutes.
Live from the MLS
The newest listings first. See them all on the map, or get an email the moment a new one lists.
Newest listings first, 12 of 83
$939,000
2960 W Lobo Road
Tucson, AZ 85742
$3,650,000
3705 N Old Sabino Canyon Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
$185,000
12085 W Snyder Hill Road
Tucson, AZ 85735
$399,000
18475 S Mann Avenue
Sahuarita, AZ 85629
$210,000
11765 W Eagles Wing Way
Tucson, AZ 85735
$974,900
10421 N Silverbell Road
Tucson, AZ 85743
$1,298,888
5130 N Silver Drive
Tucson, AZ 85749
$3,195,000
12318 E Summer Trail
Tucson, AZ 85749
$330,000
8510 S Van Buren Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85756
$3,750,000
2013 N El Moraga Drive
Tucson, AZ 85745
$610,000
3890 E Defiance Street
Oracle, AZ 85623
$875,000
6921 N Camino Verde
Tucson, AZ 85743
| Area | For sale now | Typical asking price | Area market trends |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marana | 14 | $388,000 | Market trends |
| Oro Valley & Northwest | 9 | $939,000 | Market trends |
| Sabino & Tanque Verde | 9 | $1.3 million | Market trends |
| SaddleBrooke & Catalina | 7 | $715,000 | Market trends |
| Vail & Corona de Tucson | 7 | $423,000 | Market trends |
| Catalina Foothills | 6 | $1.63 million | Market trends |
| Rita Ranch & Houghton | 6 | $862,000 | Market trends |
| Elsewhere in greater Tucson | 5 | $499,000 | |
| Far Southwest | 5 | $365,000 | Market trends |
| West Side & Tucson Mountains | 5 | $875,000 | Market trends |
| East Tucson | 3 | Too few to say | Market trends |
| Southwest Tucson | 2 | Too few to say | Market trends |
| Far Southeast | 1 | Too few to say | Market trends |
| Green Valley | 1 | Too few to say | Market trends |
| Red Rock | 1 | Too few to say | Market trends |
| Sahuarita | 1 | Too few to say | Market trends |
| South Tucson | 1 | Too few to say | Market trends |
Areas are the MLS of Southern Arizona’s market areas, named the way our Market Pulse names them. Typical asking price is the median of the horse properties listed in that area today, shown when there are at least five.
Horse property
A home with horse facilities is two purchases in one: the house, and a working property with its own needs. The MLS tells us which listings say they have horse facilities. It does not tell us how many horses the zoning and any association allow, or the state of the barn and fences.
Start with the homes below, then confirm each of those details for the one you like.
Before you buy
Confirm with the county or town, and with any homeowners association, how many horses the property may keep and where.
Find out whether water comes from a utility, a private well or a shared well, and ask for the well’s records and any shared-well agreement.
Stalls, shade, arenas, turnout and fencing vary widely. Have them looked at, and ask what stays with the property.
Being near open desert does not guarantee a legal route to trails. Ask how and where you can ride from the property.
Check that a trailer and a hay delivery can get in and turn around, and that the road and driveway allow it.
Questions buyers ask
83 homes for sale in greater Tucson say they have horse facilities in the MLS today, with a typical asking price of $675,000.
Right now the most are in Marana, Oro Valley & Northwest and Sabino & Tanque Verde. The table on this page shows every area with its count and typical asking price.
Every home here is listed with horse facilities, but the number of horses allowed depends on zoning and any association rules. Confirm it for the specific property before you buy.
Susanne & Matt Grogan
Tell us what matters to you and we will narrow this list, pull each home’s history and arrange private showings.