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WOW – 173 Acres That Will Grab Your Heart

$165,900

See this truly breathtaking and massive amount of expansive ranch acreage that is BEAUTIFUL and so special! If you want a barren desert square, then this is NOT for you. Experience interesting acreage that you can drive to and explore every hill and valley. If infinite views, picture perfect sunsets and solitude beckon you, then take a look at these pristine, private 173 off-grid acres. There are no neighbors to disturb your peace of mind. ASK about the Fourth of July "Land of the Free" discount if the land is in escrow by July 15!


Access your land with good, unpaved roads and 4x4 is recommended. No HOA! Subdivide, invest, camp, RV, weekend fun, off-road and horseback. Live your OWN adventure! Build on it in many locations, bring your horses and animals, run outdoor toys from corner-to-corner its a dream come true for outdoor enthusiasts. Spend the weekends here or the rest of your lifeand bring friends and family because there is room. Bisbee is only 45 minutes away for all amenities which is the only reason you will want to leave.

You will want to make this wonderful acreage your own.

Property Information

Parcel Size

173 Acres

County

Cochise County

State

Arizona

Nearest Cities

Bisbee

Address

Bisbee Rd.

Parcel Number(s)

101-49-020 , 101-49-006S, 101-49-006W

Price

$165,900

MLS Number

6388170

Lot Square Footage

7,535,880 sq.ft

Elevation

1448

Zoning

RU-4

Terrain

Hilly

Subdivision

n/a

HOA

n/a

Annual Taxes

$396

Road Access

South Gold Gulch Road

Road Type

Dirt

GPS Coordinates

31.371113, -109.826979

Electric

Bring in solar

Water

Haul or drill well

Sewer

n/a

Legal Description

SENW E2SW SEC 5-24-25 119.70AC / LOT 7 SEC 5 T24 R25 25.47AC / LOT 5 SEC 5 24 25 27.98AC

Denise Ford

Investor/Owner

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Nearby Cities and Attractions

Downtown Bisbee Arizona

As with all worthwhile treasures, Bisbee is a hidden gem tucked just beyond the point where you think you’ve gone too far as you approach Arizona’s southernmost border. In Bisbee, however, there’s no such thing as going too far; unless of course, you live more than 70 steps up on one of Bisbee’s 350 historic staircases. Recently voted “Best Historic Small Town in America” by USA Today Readers and “Frommer’s Best Places to Go in 2018, Bisbee is a unique place where the past collides with the present in a kaleidoscope of passion, art, color and kindness.

As you stroll through Bisbee’s winding, narrow streets and alleys, the town’s historic role in mining resounds through remarkably preserved architecture, museums and the underground Queen Mine Tour. Beautifully landscaped parks, cultural activities like the Bisbee Farmers Market and Arizona’s oldest baseball park, along with unique events like the Historic Home Tour, the Bisbee Stair Climb, Bisbee Pride, Mariachi Festival, Annual Chocolate Tasting, Altered Book Show, Sidepony Music Festival, and Alice in Bisbeeland embody a community dedicated to acceptance and entertainment for locals and visitors alike.Those interested in the town’s spookier side, an evening walking tour with Old Bisbee Ghost Tour will introduce the town’s dearly departed. Stay at one of Bisbee’s many comfortable hotels or bed and breakfasts, but don’t be alarmed if you find a ghost in your quarters – many of the town’s locales are rumored to be haunted.

Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum

The Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum takes you and your family back in time to the days of the Arizona Territory, telling the story of a copper-mining town’s role in the industrialization of America, a history of your grandparents’ generation. An Affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Museum offers an interactive trip back in time for the whole family. The American Industrial revolution not fun to learn about? Think again! Why copper? Find out! The Museum offers the stories of how people reacted to family and social issues through the last 125 years and how their responses helped shape the city, the state, and the nation.