The five highest-priced home sales reported in the North Tucson-Foothills Area, Arizona for the week ending October 25, 2026, came to a combined $7.23 million. Three of the homes are in Tucson, one is in Oro Valley and one is in Marana, all of them in Pima County.
Every home on the list is a single-family, single-story home, and together they cover more than half a century of desert building, from the 1970s to new construction completed this year. Long Realty listed two of the five.
No. 1 — $2,095,000 · 7437 N Mystic Canyon Dr, Tucson, Arizona
The top sale of the week was a Spanish-style home on 1.31 acres in Pima Canyon Estates, a gated community in the Catalina Foothills, which sold for $2,095,000. Built in 1999 on a cul-de-sac, it has three bedrooms, four bathrooms and 3,725 square feet, the most living area of the five homes.
A paver driveway leads to a private courtyard with a fountain and custom metal gates, and a rotunda foyer opens the home. The kitchen and great room were rebuilt rather than refreshed: walls came out and the floor plan was reworked into one large, light-filled room. The kitchen has floor-to-ceiling custom cabinets, a Wolf gas cooktop, a Wolf wall oven and a Wolf steam oven, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator hidden behind cabinet panels. Its oversized porcelain island, topped in Dekton, has seating built into it for meals.
In the great room, hand-hewn corbel beams sit above a herringbone brick floor, and walls of glass look out to the pool, a water feature and the lights of Tucson. The den has a stone fireplace and an arched window that frames the Catalina Mountains, and the formal dining room looks onto the courtyard. The bedrooms are split for privacy. In the primary suite, a two-way fireplace is shared with the bathroom, which has a soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower, and a door opens to the backyard. The home has four fireplaces in all, along with a whole-home audio system that reaches the outdoor living areas.
Outside, the pool and spa are finished in blue pebble. A covered veranda has a stone gas fireplace, an outdoor kitchen and a built-in barbecue, and the property also has a dog run. Views take in the mountains and the city, with both sunrise and sunset. The property last sold for $1.11 million in 2019.
The home sold at its full asking price of $2.095 million. Denise Nicole Newton of Realty Executives Arizona Territory was the listing agent, and Alyssa Vanette Endykiewicz of Tierra Antigua Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,462,500 · 420 W Echo Point Pl, Oro Valley, Arizona
In Oro Valley, a contemporary home in the Stonegate community of Stone Canyon sold for $1,462,500. Built in 2018, it has three bedrooms plus a den, four bathrooms and 3,078 square feet on 0.60 acres, the smallest lot among the five. An L-shaped wall of sliding glass opens the main living space to the outdoors.
A recent remodel brought a new kitchen with a large Dekton island, custom cabinets made locally, a KitchenAid appliance package, a butler’s pantry and a walk-in pantry. The great room gained ceiling beams and a remodeled fireplace wall, and new faux-wood flooring went in. The private yard, bordered by desert rock outcroppings, has a barbecue and a fire pit, and a gated courtyard looks toward the Catalina Mountains. Parking includes a tandem garage space and an electric-vehicle charging station. The property last sold for $773,817 in 2019.
Scott E Bowers of Bowers Residential Real Estate was the listing agent. Denise Nicole Newton of Realty Executives Arizona Territory represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,297,557 · 12231 N Durham Wash Dr, Marana, Arizona
The newest home in this Top 5 is a contemporary Southwestern design in Tortolita Vistas, a gated community in Marana, completed in 2026. It sold for $1,297,557, above its asking price of $1.27 million. The property last sold for $200,000 in 2024, before the current house was built.
The single-story home has three bedrooms, a den, four bathrooms and 3,063 square feet on 0.88 acres, with an oversized three-car garage. The great room, under high ceilings, is lit by tall north-facing windows and runs openly into the kitchen and the dining and living areas. The primary suite has an enlarged bath, an oversized walk-in closet and its own door to the laundry room and garage. Out back, a double patio faces the desert and the mountains.
Louis Parrish of United Real Estate Specialists listed the home with Karen Harris, also of United Real Estate Specialists. Curt Stinson of Engel & Volkers Tucson represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,275,000 · 6060 N Mina Vis, Tucson, Arizona
The oldest home of the five, built in 1974, was designed and built by the architects David Tyson and David Poore, and it pairs modern lines with the materials and craft of Mexico. The burnt-adobe home in the Catalina Foothills sold for $1,275,000. It sits on 1.43 acres, the largest lot in this Top 5, and its five bedrooms are also the most of any home on the list. It has two bathrooms and 3,597 square feet.
Clerestory windows and walls of glass bring light deep into the rooms and open them to views of the Catalina Mountains and the city. Mexican tile and Brazilian wood cover the floors, and pine lines the ceilings and walls. The kitchen has a Thermador gas cooktop and a KitchenAid double oven. In the combined breakfast and family room, a built-in buffet, a large Mexican mirror, a fireplace and a cushioned banco look out to a private garden. Several of the guest rooms have built-in beds, and the primary suite has a built-in California king bed, a fireplace, a large walk-in closet and an outdoor shower.
The grounds are planted thick with desert vegetation and broken into courtyards and terraces. A detached studio has walls of windows and a rooftop deck. There is a hot tub on the west side, a lower patio with a barbecue and a pizza oven, several fountains and a greenhouse. The property last sold for $754,500 in 2016.
The home went under contract two days after it was listed. Paula Williams of Long Realty was the listing agent, and Lynn Kline of Lynn Kline Realty, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,100,000 · 4519 N Via Bellas Catalinas, Tucson, Arizona
Bellas Catalina Estates, a gated community in the Catalina Foothills, was the setting for the fifth sale, a home with Santa Fe and Santa Barbara styling that sold for $1,100,000. Built in 1999 on a cul-de-sac beside a wash, it has three bedrooms plus an office, three bathrooms and 2,632 square feet on 0.89 acres, with an oversized three-car garage.
An octagonal great room with a beamed ceiling sits at the center of the plan and looks out over the desert to the city lights. The remodeled kitchen has new cabinetry and countertops, a custom hickory bar and a Wolf range. Engineered hardwood covers much of the floor. Outside are a large covered patio with a fireplace, a pool area facing the city lights, several private courtyards and stone pathways through native plantings. The property last sold for $661,500 in 2018.
The home went under contract three days after it was listed and sold at its full asking price of $1.1 million. Russell P Long of Long Realty listed it with Julie M Nielson, also of Long Realty, giving the brokerage the listings on both the fourth- and fifth-ranked sales. Daniel C Caldwell of Keller Williams Southern Arizona represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, October 25, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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