Bronx Park Addition is a compact, early-20th-century neighborhood in central Tucson’s 85705 ZIP code, roughly framed by N Stone Avenue on the west, N 4th Avenue on the east, W Lester Street to the north and W Speedway Boulevard to the south. Platted between 1908 and the 1920s, the area still showcases its original bungalow and cottage-style homes—stucco, brick or wood-frame one-stories of about 600-1,100 sq ft—mixed with a handful of 1940s–50s ranch infill. Small urban lots (3,000–6,000 sq ft) and an absence of HOA rules make the neighborhood popular with first-time buyers, DIY renovators and University of Arizona students looking for bikeable proximity to campus. Residents enjoy quick access to the 4th Avenue entertainment district, the Sun Link streetcar, downtown arts venues and the Santa Cruz River path. Local conveniences include coffee shops along Speedway, groceries at El Super, and pocket parks such as Oury and Estevan. Public-school assignments typically fall to Roskruge K-8 and Tucson High Magnet, while charter options and UA amenities sit minutes away. Mature desert trees, walkable grid streets and an eclectic mix of long-time owners, renters and creatives give Bronx Park Addition its laid-back, close-to-everything vibe.