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Embarcadero Barrio Del Tubac
Barrio de Tubac Arizona
Embarcadero in Barrio de Tubac is the one place that second-home buyers should visit before making a decision where to purchase. From the ground up, Embarcadero has been conceptualized as a community where history, art and a carefree lifestyle merge in one of Southern Arizona's most unique settings. The essence of historical Tubac is captured here as a reminder of simpler times.
Embarcadero is a 180 unit town home complex designed by the nationally known architectural firm of Fugleberg and Koch of Orlando, Florida. Planned to capture the essence of 1774 Tubac, the project is unusual from many standpoints. The exterior facades are carefully considered studies of early southwestern architecture dutifully portraying an earlier time in delicious detail. While relatively small, 850 square feet to 1,550, each town home has its own private patio as well as an optional covered rooftop patio complete with summer kitchen where the surrounding views are spectacular. All units have a master suite and a walk-in closet.
Residences are sold with an optional fully furnished package to enhance the ease of the buying experience. The main feature of Embarcadero is service. Residents will find personalized service features designed to allow for truly care free living. A Concierge will be available during daytime hours to arrange anything from a haircut to seats at the ball park. Standard services inlude trash collection, valet parking, unit check while the owner is away, window washing, lawn and pool service. Optional services include on call and weekly maid service, personal grocery shopping and airport pick up and delivery and general area transportation.
The developers of Embarcadero are preparing the community to serve two primary markets: The second home buyer and persons who wish to down-size and move into a smaller, more service-oriented setting. Amenities include will include a pool and leisure area; a community , barbeque and picnic area; The Governor's residence; and a pathway leading directly to the Anza National Trail.
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