Lee Marvin’s stunning estate in Tucson is back on the market after an extensive renovation, blending its historic adobe charm with modern-day luxuries. This unique property designed by the renowned architect Josias Joesler features seven spacious bedrooms, a separate guest house, and expansive recreational spaces spread over 4.19 acres. Initially purchased for $1.
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Lee Marvin’s restored 1936 Tucson estate relists for $5.75 million after $1.825 million sale
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