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Tanque Verde Ranch

Tucson, Arizona, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Don Emilio Carrillo founded this Tucson ranch in 1868 as Buena Vista. Bandits hanged him in 1904; he survived and lived until 1908. Jim Converse turned it into a guest ranch in 1928 and built the Ramada. Brownie Cote bought it in 1957, and the Cote family still owns it: 640 acres plus tens of thousands of leased acres, one of Tucson's oldest continuously running businesses.

About Tanque Verde Ranch

History

Tanque Verde Ranch outside Tucson, Arizona, was founded in 1868 by Don Emilio Carrillo (originally the Buena Vista/Cebadilla Ranch) and became a guest ranch in 1928 when Jim Converse built the Ramada. Brownie Cote bought it in 1957, and the Cote family still owns it. The ranch spans 640 acres plus tens of thousands of leased acres and is one of Tucson's oldest continuously running businesses.

The setting

7 miles from Agua Caliente Regional Park.

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