Pristine Rancho Vistoso Estate (#40005)

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Description of the Oro Valley vacation home rental

Resort Like Property, inside and out. Large, easy to use, has everything! Heated Pool,Basketball Court, Large Patio, 4BR/2.5 BA, Large Rooms, King in Master, Large 65" TV in Family Room. DVD Player. Stereo, Free Long distance. Contact me for more information. This home is located in North Rancho Vistoso. Surrounded by 4 Golf Courses, including The Gallery and Stone Canyon. Quiet neighborhood and private yard. This home is Immaculate!

Things to See and Do in and Around Tucson
Driving Directions
When you visit Tucson, you won’t
be at a loss for things to do. To see
one of the true symbols of the Southwest—
the giant saguaro cactus—visit Saguaro
National Park West. The Sonoran Desert
is the only place where these majestic cacti
grow. Tohono Chul Park is a 48-acre oasis
fi lled with nature trails, gardens, palo verde
trees and a recirculating stream. At the
peaceful Tucson Botanical Gardens, you
can learn about the many plants that thrive
in southern Arizona.
The spectacular Arizona-Sonora Desert
Museum features more than 300 species
of animals and 1,300 kinds of plants. Here
you might catch sight of the elusive Gila
Monster, along with cougars, otters, bighorn
sheep and plenty of creepy-crawlies. It
also has a bird sanctuary, nature trails, a
botanical garden, and a gem and mineral
museum.
Southeastern Arizona is ranked one of
the top fi ve areas for birdwatching in the
U.S., thanks to the climate and diversity of
the terrain. Popular spots for birdwatching
include Madera and Ramsey canyons.
Astronomers will be in heaven here. Kitt
Peak National Observatory has the world’s
three largest solar telescopes and offers
tours of the facility, fascinating exhibits on
astronomy and stargazing programs at night.
For another stellar view, take a tour of the
Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory, one
hour from Tucson.
An interesting attraction is Biosphere
2, where eight scientists once lived inside
a three-acre, glass-enclosed, self-sustaining
model of Earth. Now more of a historical
attraction than a habitat, it’s open daily for
tours.
The luminescent Mission San
Xavier del Bac just south of Tucson was
constructed in the late 1700s. The “White
Dove of the Desert” is one of the fi nest
examples of Spanish mission architecture to
be found.
Dubbed a “mini-mecca for the arts” by
The Wall Street Journal, downtown Tucson
boasts its own symphony, ballet, opera and
theater companies, along with more than
215 other arts groups and organizations.
Art lovers will want to check out DeGrazia’s
Gallery in the Sun, the former home and
workshop of the renowned Tucson artist.

• 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed, 2 Double Beds, 1 Sofa Bed, 1 Crib
• Heating
• Patio
• Air Conditioning
• High Speed Internet
• Pool Table
• Beach Towels
• Kitchenette
• Porch
• Fireplace
• Linens Provided
• Private Pool
• Full Kitchen
• Outdoor Shower
• View (Mountains)
• Game Room
• Parking
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Garage

• Alarm Clock
• Gas Grill
• Refrigerator (Mini)
• Blender
• Hair Dryer
• Stereo
• CD Player
• Ice Maker
• Stove
• Ceiling Fan
• Iron
• Telephone
• Charcoal Grill
• Microwave
• Toaster
• Coffee Maker
• Oven
• TV (Antenna)
• Computer
• Radio
• TV (Cable/Satellite)
• Dishwasher
• Refrigerator (Full)
• Washer/Dryer
• DVD Player

• Basketball Court (onsite)
• Grocery Store (1 mile)
• Live Entertainment (2 miles)
• Children's Pool (onsite)
• Gym/Fitness Center (1 mile)
• Movie Theater (2 miles)
• Pool (onsite)
• Racquetball (1 mile)
• Volleyball Court (2 miles)
• Bicycling (<1 mile)
• Restaurant (1 mile)
• Amusement Park (3 miles)
• Hiking (<1 mile)
• Shopping Area (1 mile)
• Miniature Golf (3 miles)
• Park (<1 mile)
• Tennis (1 mile)
• Casino (10 miles)
• Playground (<1 mile)
• Bowling (2 miles)
• Hunting (10 miles)
• Golf (1 mile)
• Horseback Riding (2 miles)
• Zoo (10 miles)

• Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
   
• Check In: 4 p.m.
   
• Check Out: 10 a.m.
   
• Required Stay: 3 Nights
   
• Lodging Tax: Included in rate
   
• Deposits: $500.00
   
• Other Fees: $150 Cleaning Fee There is an additional charge to heat the pool in the winter months.
   

Reviews for this vacation home rental in Oro Valley, Arizona

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 Our stay in the Oro Valley home, October 5, 2009

By Julie Williams (Loudon, Tn. USA)

We stayed in the home of Linda and David Perry for a family reunion. There were 7 of us in the house (the rest of the family stayed elsewhere). One of the days we had all of the family for dinner at the house (about 24). We had plenty of room. My sister and I enjoyed the pool on one of the days, although it was cold because we didn't turn on the heater. We also enjoyed sitting by the pool on the lovely patio surrounded by the beautiful plants. This was definately a nice way to have a relaxing time as we spent a lot of time playing games together. Several of the men played golf one day while the ladies went shopping. The house was very well furnished and had beautiful furniture and decorations. We would stay in this home again the next time we come to Tucson.