The Spanish arrived with Father Kino in 1691. The Mexicans took over with their independence in 1821, and only since 1853 has Tubac been part of the United States, thanks to the Gadsden Purchase. At the time of the Gadsden Purchase, Tubac was a ghost town of adobe ruins, but soon exploration and the discovery of ancient mines and minerals brought prospectors, mining companies, storekeepers, travelers and journalists to the boomtown of Tubac. Endless possibilities for a relaxed Southwestern Lifestyle await you in Tubac. Add visual and performing arts, cultural and historic celebrations, plus year 'round golf and tennis.
Fine homes are available in convenient subdivisions as well as ranches in more rustic settings.
Building your dream home can happen at any location of your choosing. Bill is offering a special relocation package to assist you with your move- Relocation Survival Guide for Moving to Tubac. A breakdown of sub-divisions, including average prices and types of homes, as well as the schools, parks and recreational areas. Guides to popular restaurants, shops, attractions and entertainment around Tubac. Referral listing for highly recommended services.