Currently home to the Royal Elizabeth Bed and Breakfast and on the market for $1.1 million, this structure was built in 1878.
Believed to be Tucson's first Victorian house, it was built for Charles Drake. After Drake returned to California, the house was sold to Englishman Charles Blenman who practiced law in town.
The house has 2 foot adobe walls and even has a hiding place that was used to take refuge in case of an Apache attack.
Listed on NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES