Coronado Heights is an established west-central Tucson neighborhood just south of Grant Rd. and east of Silverbell Rd., known for its 1940- to 1960-era brick ranch homes, mature mesquite trees, and quick 7-minute drive (or bike ride down the Santa Cruz River Loop path) to downtown, Mercado District, and the University of Arizona. Many lots feature detached workshops or guest quarters, and recent infill projects have introduced modern builds that respect the area’s mid-century scale. Residents enjoy Joaquin Murrieta Park’s ballfields and splash pad two blocks away, easy I-10 access for commuting, and proximity to the booming West End dining scene—all with no HOA and Tucson’s lower property-tax rates.