Armory Park is Tucson’s premier historic district just south of Downtown, prized for its restored 1880-1920 Sonoran row houses, Victorian cottages, and Craftsman bungalows lining tree-shaded streets. Brick sidewalks lead to the Children’s Museum, Mercado San Agustín, streetcar stops, and the nightlife of Congress St. Homes range 900–3,000 sq ft, many on R-2 lots that allow casitas or live-work studios. The neighborhood hosts PorchFest, boasts bike-boulevards to UA & Banner-UMC, and sits minutes from I-10. With its National Register status, walkability, and vibrant arts scene, Armory Park blends vintage charm with urban convenience for professionals, creatives, and historic-home enthusiasts.