El Encanto is a National Historic District

Landscape forms are a major cohesive entity within the district, walling and edging has been used in a highly formal manner, unifying each street. The implementation of early comprehensive deed restrictions restricted construction to specific styles, creating architectural compatibility and cohesion within the district boundaries. The community plan, landscaping forms, and architecturally significant residential structures combine to create a distinct, cohesive historic district with a visible sense of time and place.

The planners of El Encanto designed their plat like a wheel. A center hub nature park lined with Royal Palm Trees. A charming Tucson neighborhood of 143 homes priced from $600,000 to $1 million+.

Article courtesey of Scott James Hubbard - Tucson Real Estate.