Rolling Hills Homes for Sale — Tucson, AZ

Rolling Hills is an established mid-century neighborhood on Tucson's east side, inside the city limits in ZIP 85710, running between 22nd Street and Golf Links Road from Kolb Road east toward Harrison Road. Rolling Hills Park and the Rolling Hills Golf Course sit side by side at its center, off 29th Street, and the neighborhood shares their name. Across the last 264 closings the homes were built to a median year of 1972, running from 1961 to a handful finished as recently as 2023, with living areas from about 904 to 2,995 square feet and a median near 1,638 — both figures computed over the whole closed set. Twenty of those 264 were then read one by one, the most recent by close date: sixteen detached single-family houses and four attached townhouses, two to five bedrooms, one- and two-car garages and carports, detached lots running roughly an eighth to a quarter of an acre and the townhouse lots nearer three-hundredths. That housing mix and those lot figures describe the twenty read rather than all 264. The architecture across them is Mid-Century Modern and ranch — long horizontal rooflines, wide eaves, burnt adobe and block masonry, Arizona rooms added off the back, and walled yards planted in desert landscaping and mature citrus, with private pools and RV parking common on the larger lots. Homeowners-association status is confirmed by parcel rather than read off the neighborhood: most of the detached records carried no association at all, while the attached townhouse communities inside it — Rolling Hills Villas and Spanish Meadows among them — do, with dues in the closed record running from roughly $185 to $226 a month. One newer detached record, a 2002 build, carried a $25 monthly fee, so a detached block here can carry a small assessment too. Everyday retail sits on the 22nd Street and Golf Links Road corridors, Kolb Road runs south to Interstate 10, Park Place on Broadway is a short drive north-west, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base a short drive west, and the paved Pantano River Park segment of the Chuck Huckelberry Loop runs nearby. Homes are in the Tucson Unified School District, with the Marshall Elementary and Dietz K-8 attendance areas both overlapping the neighborhood, Secrist Middle, and the Santa Rita and Palo Verde high school attendance areas; confirm attendance by address. The $200,000 to $425,000 band this page publishes is where the typical sale lands rather than the outer edge of the record: seven of the last 264 closings came in under $200,000, the lowest at $156,000, and twelve cleared $425,000, the highest at $600,000. The average closed price is near $317,000 and the median $318,500 — the two land within half a percent of each other, which is unusual and reflects how consistent the housing stock is from block to block.

Affordable neighborhood · Southeast metro Tucson · the City of Tucson · Tucson Unified School District