6101 W Arizona Pavilions Dr Apt 4304, Tucson, AZ 85743

A one bedroom apartment at 6101 W Arizona Pavilions Drive, Apartment 4304, is currently listed for rent at $1,607 per month, giving Tucson area renters another option on the city’s west side. The apartment has one bathroom and 896 square feet of living space. The listing includes 34 photographs and allows prospective renters to select a date to begin the leasing process, with the option to provide as many as three preferred dates.

The property is associated with a larger rental community that offers one, two and three bedroom floor plans. According to the listing, the apartment homes feature gourmet kitchens, quartz countertops and custom cabinetry with soft close doors. Those details place the unit within a community oriented toward updated interior finishes rather than an individually listed house or stand alone condominium. The available information does not identify the apartment’s exact availability date, lease length, utility arrangements or additional monthly charges, so renters would need to confirm those terms directly with the property.

Several community amenities are highlighted in the listing. They include scenic views, a coworking space, a clubhouse, pet friendly policies, garage parking and fireplaces. The listing does not specify whether every amenity is included with the monthly rent, whether garage spaces carry an additional fee or whether there are restrictions on the number or type of pets allowed. Those questions could affect the total cost and suitability of the apartment for individual renters, particularly people who need dedicated parking, work from home or plan to bring an animal.

The property’s location information contains two geographic descriptions. The address is in the 85743 ZIP code, and the listing identifies the surrounding area as the Tucson Mountains neighborhood in the city of Tucson. At the same time, the community description says the rental property is located in Marana. That distinction is important for people comparing housing options, since city boundaries, school enrollment areas and local services can vary even when properties are close to one another. Renters should verify the exact municipal jurisdiction and address before applying or signing a lease.

The listing identifies Coyote Trail Elementary School as a nearby public school serving kindergarten through sixth grade. The school is shown with a rating of 8, an enrollment of 453 students and a distance field in the listing, although the supplied information does not provide the actual mileage. The school data is attributed to GreatSchools, which says its ratings consider state test performance, progress over time, college readiness and how effectively schools serve students from different racial, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. Families are advised to contact the school or district to confirm enrollment eligibility rather than relying only on the listing.

For renters weighing the monthly price against other housing choices, the property page includes a comparison stating that $1,607 per month could correspond to a $240,000 home purchase. That figure is presented as a general affordability comparison, not as a mortgage quote or an individualized estimate. Buying would involve costs that are not part of the rental price, and the listing does not provide details about interest rates, taxes, insurance, maintenance or a buyer’s down payment. The comparison therefore offers context, but it does not establish that purchasing would be financially equivalent for a particular household.

The property page also includes environmental risk information. It says the property’s flood risk is not changing, while its wildfire risk is increasing. It lists minimal risk of severe winds over the next 30 years. No additional methodology, probability figures or explanation of the risk categories is provided in the available listing information. Those details may be especially relevant to residents considering a west Tucson or Tucson Mountains area property, but prospective tenants would need to seek further information if they want to understand how the assessments relate to insurance, evacuation planning or the specific apartment building.

People interested in the unit can use the listing to review the photographs, compare the apartment with other floor plans in the community and request a showing or leasing appointment. The property page also warns users to watch for rental scams and to be cautious when an offer seems suspicious or too good to be true. Before sending money or personal information, applicants should confirm that they are dealing with the actual property representative and ask for the complete lease terms. The available listing does not state how long Apartment 4304 will remain on the market, whether applications are pending or whether the advertised $1,607 price includes concessions.