What a great location! Set back from the street this 1 bed 1 bath gem is 2.5 mi from the heart of the University, 0.5 mi from family-friendly Madera park, and 0.9 mi from drinks and food on Campbell Ave's restaurant row.This is duplex/ townhouse with it private parking, private entrance and private back yard .Quiet neighborhood, yet all the restaurants and shopping is just around the corner.Kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances and breakfast supply. We provide coffee, tea, pancake mix and oatmeal, as well as water and soda.The bedroom features a full-size bed. Another bed is a pull out sofa in the living room.
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For subscribers: The Arizona Attorney General's Office says two Midas service centers in Tucson charged hundreds of dollars for unnecessary vehicle repairs or work that wasn't performed.
For Star subscribers: Pima County and the city of Tucson are experiencing significant vacancies, causing deeper conversations about employee compensation.
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For Star subscribers: Tucson Electric Power home customers would see their power bills soar by an average of nearly 12% next year, under a proposed rate increase.
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For Star subscribers: Special exceptions that will go before the Tucson City Council may allow controversial overhead power lines in some parts of the city.
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