This historic adobe home boasts a newer metal roof, maple and fir wood floors and Syzygy tile in the baths and kitchen. Just outside city limits, this home offers an amazing amount of privacy. The 4 bedroom, 3 bath residence has city water and city gas and heats with 2 splits, a pellet stove insert and a wood burning fireplace in the sitting room. Silva Creek is a semi-annual creek that flows at the edge of the property, attracting an abundance of wildlife year-round. There is an old round pen and a covered 3 horse stall with pipe fencing, a pole barn large enough to store vehicles or an abundance of tools. The "library" as it was historically named, has 5 storage rooms and vermin proofed old style cellar (icebox). The Langstroth brothers shared this home together in the early 1900's and believed, as did Teddy Roosevelt, that long stays in the wilderness brought on robust health. Just minutes from the nearby Gila National Forest.