Originally designed by renowned Tucson architect Josias Joesler and thoughtfully reimagined by acclaimed designer Casey W. Smith, this exceptional residence reflects the enduring beauty of timeless architecture, thoughtfully reinterpreted for today.
Set within Terra de Concini, one of the defining enclaves of Tucson's beloved Sam Hughes Historic District, the residence is recognized as a contributing historic property. The reimagining introduces a thoughtfully reconfigured floor plan designed to adapt beautifully to contemporary living. An exceptional custom kitchen with bespoke cabinetry, Carrara marble countertops, Viking appliances, and an elegant butler's pantry is complemented by a richly appointed library, an expanded primary retreat with a luxurious marble bath, a private office, and private guest quarters thoughtfully designed for multigenerational living, extended family, or private guest accommodations.
Throughout the residence, original architectural details, including the original front door, steel windows, millwork, the Arizona Room ceiling, original concrete floors, and the iconic 1940s swimming pool, have been carefully preserved while every new element has been thoughtfully integrated to honor the home's original character.
Beyond the interiors, beautifully redesigned landscaping, reclaimed brick walkways and patios, a gracious arrival sequence with a bubbling stone fountain, restored terracotta roof tiles, smooth stucco, architectural lighting, custom steel gates, and steel and glass patio doors complete a transformation defined by craftsmanship, restraint, and enduring design.
More than an extraordinary residence, 2802 E. Via Rotunda is an enduring piece of Tucson's architectural heritage.
