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The residence · Pima Canyon, Tucson

The landscape,
framed for living.

Living area: 5,805 sq ft
Setting: 1.25 acres
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6
Covered patios: 842 sq ft
Completed: 2018

Property details from MLS 22615360 and the original marketing floor plan. Measurements are approximate.

At Pima Village Court, desert views are part of everyday life. Set on 1.25 acres in Pima Canyon, Kevin B Howard's single-level residence pairs generous spaces for gathering with a separate primary wing, bringing the openness of the landscape into a home with places to come together and places to withdraw.

The covered entry leads into a foyer beside the living and dining spaces. The kitchen connects this part of the home with the family room, while a broad covered patio follows the angled plan toward the pool area. These connections let a gathering extend outdoors without losing its centre inside.

Beyond the shared rooms, the plan gives the primary suite its own covered patio, bath and walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms and a room identified as a den or fifth bedroom provide a different scale of space for guests, work or time alone. The result is a home that can be understood through both its views and the way its rooms relate.

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Tall living-room windows framing saguaros and the rocky desert hillside — Original property photograph

01 / A closer look

Living with the view.

Tall windows bring the rocky hillside and saguaros into view from the living and dining areas. Pale surfaces and dark overhead beams frame the landscape, while the fireplace gives the gathering space a focal point.

Pima Village Court kitchen with dark cabinetry, a pale island and views toward the terrace — Original property photograph

02 / A closer look

A kitchen at the centre.

Dark cabinetry, a pale island and patterned tile give the kitchen its own character. Seating along the island keeps conversation close to the preparation space, with the dining area and family room nearby.

Primary bedroom with exposed beams and glazed doors opening toward its own covered patio — Original property photograph

03 / A closer look

A quieter side of home.

The primary bedroom sits apart from the secondary bedrooms. Exposed beams and glazed doors carry the home's material language into this retreat, with its own covered patio, adjoining bath and generous walk-in closet.

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At Pima Village Court, Kevin B Howard brings a thoughtful approach to life in the Catalina foothills.

A fireplace anchors the main living area, while generous spaces for dining and entertaining open towards a covered terrace. Together, these spaces invite an easy connection between indoors and out.

The primary suite offers a quieter retreat, balancing the shared spaces of the home with somewhere more personal.

It’s an architecture shaped by light, natural materials, and its Tucson setting.

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An invitation to explore

A sense of the space.

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A plan-based illustration, alongside real photographs.

A home, room by room

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Built from the dimensioned floor plan and property photographs. Interior details and roof geometry are photo-informed interpretations; landscape sculptures are concept additions. This is not a scanned or construction-accurate model.

Plan & perspective

Every room.
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Complete dimensioned floor plan of 7993 N Pima Village Court, by FloorPlansFirst

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Living room · Original property photograph — 01 / Property photograph
Living room
A gathering space framed by dark beams and wide openings to the terrace.

About the plan and reconstruction

The wall layout is traced from the complete FloorPlansFirst marketing plan, dated July 2025. The 20-foot scale bar establishes model scale. Door gaps and the angled footprint are retained. Heights, furniture, glazing details and finishes are interpreted from available photography and are not construction documentation.

Marketing measurements are approximate. Photography shows the documented completed home; the model is an explanatory reconstruction and is not a scanned tour. The listing describes ceilings up to 16 feet; this demonstration uses simplified heights.

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The photograph collection

The residence,
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From the arrival courtyard to the primary suite.
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AI furnishing study of the Pima Village Court living room with warm wood furniture and sand-toned textiles — AI furnishing concept · Compare with the original photograph

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