See A $4.8M 1940s Home By Prolific Swiss-Tucson Architect Joesler - Patch.com

TUCSON, AZ — Iconic architect Josias Joesler (1895-1956) was born in Zurich and educated in France and Germany. After living in Spain, Cuba, Mexico City and Los Angeles, he and his wife Natividad relocated in 1927 to Tucson. Here, his eclectic designs spanned the city of Tucson where, according to the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation, he produced more than 400 buildings. Some of his Tucson works include St. Philips in the Hills, the Broadway Village Shopping Center, St. Michael and All Angels, the Grace Mansion and the Catalina Foothills Estates. Joesler also has a Tucson road named after him (Joesler Court) and the Joesler Village on River Road too.

This 8,100 square foot, $4.8 million Joesler-designed 1940s home located at 5226 N. Calle Ladero and listed at Patch's real estate partner Realtor.com is yet another of Joesler's spacious and luxurious designs. Skillfully placed on more than 4 acres, the estate is gated and enclosed with lush vegetation, creating a sense of seclusion and privacy. This home was thoughtfully remodeled/renovated throughout in 2008 but maintains Joesler's well-known signatures, including blue metal window frames that are now glazed w/thermopane tempered glass, handcut wooden beams, adobe brick lattice designed chimney details, a wrought iron weather vane, handpainted tiles and a telephone niche. Joesler blended many revival styles such as Romantic Spanish Colonial and Pueblo Revival.

The main house has 4 ensuite bedrooms, 2 half baths, 4 fireplaces, a kitchen that is a social gathering place and formal dining and living rooms. And don't forget the family room, casual living room, office and den. The spacious master bedroom suite has a sitting room, an extra large bathroom including a walk-in shower with 3 shower heads, and a separate exercise room.

Meanwhile, the guest house is connected to the residence by an arch-dotted breezeway and includes a great room with a fireplace in addition to a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, private parking and a patio with views.

The 6-car, climate-controlled garage comes with a half bathroom and a lift for a seventh vehicle.

Here are the details:

• Address: 5226 N. Calle Ladero, Tucson, Arizona
• Price: $4,800,000
• Square feet: 8,107
• Bedrooms: 4 plus 1 in guest house
• Bathrooms: 4 full and 2 half bathrooms plus 1 in guest house
• Built: 1941
• Hand-rubbed Versailles pattern travertine
• Mesquite wood floors
• Ogee-edge granite countertops
• Exposed aggregate driveway
• Solar support
• Private well in addition to city water
• 10, 000 gallon cistern to collect rainwater for landscape irrigation

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.

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