The five highest-priced home sales reported in Tucson Metro Area, Arizona for the week ending November 8, 2026, came to a combined $4.06 million. All five were single-story, single-family homes in Tucson, ranging from hillside acreage in the Tucson Mountains to a gated enclave in Old Fort Lowell and a row home on a downtown street.
The same agent was on both sides of two of the sales, and one brokerage, Tierra Antigua Realty, had two of the listings.
No. 1 — $1,015,970 · 5970 W Filly Dr, Tucson, Arizona
The week’s top sale was a contemporary home on 3.37 acres on a cul-de-sac in the Tucson Mountains, and it sold for $1.02 million. With 4,130 square feet, it is the largest home in this Top 5, and its lot is the largest as well. Built in 2001, the single-story home has masonry stucco walls, four bedrooms, and two full baths and one half bath. Its views take in the city and the open desert, from sunrise to sunset.
An entrance foyer leads into the home, where the great room has a wood-beamed ceiling and large windows facing the view. There are fireplaces in the great room and in the primary suite. The kitchen has a double oven, a walk-in pantry and a breakfast bar, with a separate nook for breakfast, and the home also has a formal dining room. The bedrooms are laid out on a split plan. In the primary suite, the bath has two vanities, a soaking tub and a walk-in shower, and a door opens to the backyard.
Outside, the grounds have a solar-heated pool and a hot tub, along with a large gazebo, covered paver patios and landscaping that mixes native plants with low-maintenance turf. A circular driveway serves the home, and the oversized three-car garage has extra depth, a workshop and storage. There is also room to park an RV.
The home went under contract eight days after it was listed. Mara Judy-Burghard of Keller Williams Southern Arizona was the listing agent, and Alyssa A Kokot of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $850,000 · 1977 N Placita La Zarca, Tucson, Arizona
Set on a gated hillside property of 1.15 acres against the ridgelines of the Tucson Mountains, this Southwestern ranch home looks out across the desert to the city lights and three mountain ranges. It sold for $850,000. Built in 1978, it is the oldest home in this Top 5, with brick and burnt adobe walls, three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 2,571 square feet.
The dining area has a tongue-and-groove ceiling, and the living room has a wet bar. There are fireplaces in the family room and the primary bedroom. The guest bedroom has a built-in Murphy bed and its own door to a patio, and a detached studio can serve as an office, a gym or a workspace.
The pool is raised and looks toward the mountains and the city. Covered patios, a built-in barbecue and a large front porch give the home its outdoor rooms, and walking paths wind across the property. The oversized two-car garage has a large storage room that is already plumbed.
Brittany Palma of Tierra Antigua Realty was on both sides of the sale, as the listing agent and as the buyer’s agent. Tierra Antigua Realty had two listings in this Top 5, this one and the No. 5 sale.
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No. 3 — $790,000 · 5290 W Rhyolite Loop, Tucson, Arizona
This Southwestern home on 3.31 acres in the Tucson Mountains went under contract two days after it was listed and sold for $790,000. It sits on an elevated lot, with views of the mountains and the city and of both sunrise and sunset. Built in 1993, it has stucco and burnt adobe walls, three bedrooms and four bathrooms in 2,879 square feet. Its bathroom count is the highest in this Top 5.
The family room has a vaulted wood ceiling, a gas beehive fireplace and large windows that look out on the desert. The bedrooms are split, and the kitchen has an island. Outside, the heated pool is finished in Pebble Tec, and the grounds include a large covered patio and a fountain. The oversized two-car garage has a workshop and its own half bath, and the property has no homeowners association. It last sold for $690,000 in 2024.
Ricardo J Coppel and Fred Rico of Long Realty were the listing agents, and Victor M Lopez of VML Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $755,500 · 5631 E Sutler Ln, Tucson, Arizona
In Old Fort Lowell, the No. 4 sale was in San Miquel, a gated enclave of 40 homes, and it sold furnished for $755,500. David Baird built the single-story masonry and stucco home in 1985 in a Spanish and Southwestern style. It has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a den in 2,406 square feet, on a 7,405-square-foot lot on a cul-de-sac.
The great room and dining area have 12-foot ceilings with handcrafted beams, and the living room has a wood-burning fireplace. The kitchen has a large island, a walk-in pantry and a skylight, along with a breakfast area lined with large windows. The private backyard has a large covered veranda and a putting green, and French doors open onto the veranda from both the living room and the primary bedroom.
The furniture was curated by Layne Wade Designs and includes pieces from Theodore Alexander, Jason Scott, Restoration Hardware and Century. Residents of the community share a pool, a spa, and tennis and pickleball courts, and Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and TMC Hospital are a few minutes away.
Kyle L Trafton of Coldwell Banker Realty was on both sides of the sale, as the listing agent and as the buyer’s agent.
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No. 5 — $652,500 · 870 S Meyer Ave, Tucson, Arizona
The newest and smallest home in this Top 5 is a row home in Barrio Santa Rosa, built in 2004 on a corner lot on a downtown Tucson street. It went under contract four days after it was listed and sold for $652,500, which was $53,500 above its asking price of $599,000. The property last sold for $605,000 in 2021.
The home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms in 1,516 square feet, with tall ceilings and polished concrete floors. The living and dining spaces open to each other, and French doors frame a private, enclosed courtyard at the center of the home. An oversized one-car garage with storage completes it, and the exterior needs little upkeep.
Anne Ranek and Darci Hazelbaker of Tierra Antigua Realty were the listing agents, giving the brokerage its second listing in this Top 5 after the No. 2 sale. Sonya M. Lucero of Realty Executives Arizona Territory represented the buyer.
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