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Carlos Terrace
At Craycroft and Kelso in Tucson
These tract homes called "The Linda" bear a strong resemblance to Haver's Town and Country neighborhoods of Phoenix, but use a regionally-appropriate mortar wash and rustic brick. They are mixed in with other homes that appear Haver-esque. Carlos Terrace is one street north of the cul-de-sac that hosted the 1958 Tucson Parade of Homes. Developer J. Howard Cheuvront's marketing materials cited Haver as the designer of the Linda model, but the provenance of the other models is yet unknown. Some bear a strong resemblance to other Haverly motifs such as clerestory windows, "Lucky 7" shaped slot window and partially enclosed Patio-Ports. View the full vintage brochure at the Tucson Preservation Foundation's website.
With its clerestory on the end gable, this model is strikingly similar to the Regents Park Princess Homes.
