4.6 Acres Arizona Ranch Land

Land Description

4.6-Acre Desert Land in Apache County, AZ - Your Gateway to Southwest Freedom

Are you ready to own a piece of the American Southwest? This expansive 4.6-Acre property in Apache County, Arizona, offers the space and freedom you've been searching for. Whether you want to build your dream desert retreat, start a small ranch, create an off-grid sanctuary, or make a smart land investment, this property delivers endless possibilities.

With its generous size, agricultural zoning, and stunning desert landscape, this land is perfect for those seeking space, privacy, and the authentic Southwest experience.

Affordable Ownership with Minimal Ongoing Costs

This property offers exceptional value with incredibly low carrying costs that make ownership a breeze.

Key Financial Benefits:

- Annual Property Taxes: Only $15.70 per year

- No Back Taxes or Liens

- Clean Title Ready for Transfer

- Agricultural Zoning Provides Tax Advantages

With taxes under $16 annually, you can own this substantial piece of Arizona for less than what most people spend on a monthly phone bill.

Why This Property is an Outstanding Investment

Land in Arizona continues to appreciate, especially properties with agricultural zoning and flexible use options. Apache County offers affordable entry into the growing Southwest real estate market.

Investment Highlights:

- 4.6 Acres - Substantial size for multiple uses

- Agricultural Zoning - Maximum flexibility and potential tax benefits

- Clean Title - No complications or legal issues

- Growing Region - Southwest continues to attract new residents

- Low Taxes - Minimal holding costs maximize your investment return

- Multiple Revenue Streams - Camping, vacation rentals, farming all permitted

Whether you hold for appreciation or develop income opportunities, this property offers multiple paths to returns.

Perfect for Off-Grid Living and Desert Enthusiasts

Escape the city and embrace the freedom of desert living. This 4.6-Acre property provides ample space for true self-sufficiency and privacy.

Off-Grid Living Benefits:

- Complete Privacy - 4.6 acres means no close neighbors

- Desert Beauty - Stunning Southwest landscapes and incredible night skies

- Self-Sufficiency - Space for solar arrays, water storage, and gardens

- Flexible Building Options - Build anything from tiny homes to full ranch houses

- Rv-Friendly - Perfect for RV living while you build

- Camping Paradise - Ideal for extended camping experiences

The desert environment offers year-round outdoor living opportunities, from winter sunshine to incredible stargazing.

Multiple Building and Use Options

Agricultural zoning provides maximum flexibility for how you use your land.

What You Can Build:

- Primary Residence - Up to 4,600+ square feet if desired

- Tiny Homes - As small as 200 square feet permitted

- Mobile Homes - Must be less than 15 years old

- RV Setup - Perfect for temporary or permanent RV living

- Agricultural Buildings - Barns, workshops, storage facilities

- Accessory Structures - Garages, sheds, guest buildings

Permitted Activities:

- Camping - Short and long-term camping allowed

- Vacation Rentals - Generate income through short-term rentals

- Agriculture - Raise animals, grow crops, or hobby farming

- Recreation - ATVs, shooting sports, outdoor activities

Desert Agriculture and Ranching Opportunities

The agricultural zoning opens doors to various farming and ranching ventures suited to the desert environment.

Agricultural Possibilities:

- Desert Gardening - Grow drought-resistant vegetables and herbs

- Livestock - Raise goats, sheep, or horses on the open range

- Specialty Crops - Consider lavender, desert plants, or native species

- Bee Keeping - Desert wildflowers support honey production

- Christmas Tree Farm - Drought-resistant varieties thrive here

- Hunting Lodge - Develop recreational hunting opportunities

The desert climate allows for year-round outdoor work and unique agricultural opportunities you won't find elsewhere.

Adventure and Recreation at Your Doorstep

Apache County offers incredible outdoor recreation and Southwest attractions within easy reach.

Nearby Adventures:

- Petrified Forest National Park - 57 minutes, world-famous petrified wood

- Querino Canyon Bridge - 42 minutes, scenic desert views

- Fort Courage Ruins - 43 minutes, historic Southwest heritage

- Sanders, AZ - 34 minutes to closest town for supplies

- Gallup, New Mexico - 1 hour 11 minutes to major city amenities

Year-Round Activities:

- Hiking and Exploration - Endless desert trails and canyons

- Photography - Stunning landscapes and wildlife

- Stargazing - Some of the darkest skies in America

- ATV and Off-Road Adventures - Miles of open desert terrain

- Rock Hounding - Search for minerals and desert treasures

- Wildlife Watching - Desert animals and Southwest birds

Essential Property Features

This 4.6-Acre lot offers the features that make desert living both practical and enjoyable.

Key Property Features:

- 4.6 Acres - Plenty of space for privacy and multiple uses

- Desert Terrain - Authentic Southwest landscape with light bushes

- Agricultural Zoning - Maximum building and use flexibility

- Direct Road Access - Ranch Road provides easy entry

- Rectangular Shape - Efficient layout for development

- High Elevation - 6,494 feet provides cooler temperatures and views

- No HOA - Complete freedom in how you use your land

- Flood Zone D - Minimal flood risk in desert environment

Practical Considerations and Setup

While this is raw land requiring infrastructure development, the freedom and possibilities are unlimited.

Infrastructure Requirements:

- Water - Drill well or haul water (typical for rural Arizona)

- Septic - Install septic system for permanent structures

- Electricity - Contact Arizona Public Service or Navopache Electric Coop

- Propane - Available through local providers for cooking and heating

- Internet - Satellite internet readily available for remote areas

Many desert property owners start with RV or camping setups while gradually developing infrastructure.

Why You Should Act Now

Desert land in Arizona is increasingly popular as more people seek space, freedom, and affordable property ownership.

Why This Property Won't Last:

- Exceptional Value - 4.6 acres with $15.70 annual taxes is rare

- Agricultural Zoning - Maximum flexibility commands premium prices

- Southwest Growth - Arizona continues attracting new residents

- Off-Grid Trend - Growing demand for self-sufficient properties

- Recreation Access - Proximity to national parks adds value

The combination of size, zoning flexibility, and ultra-low carrying costs makes this an exceptional opportunity.

Your Desert Dream Awaits

This 4.6-Acre property in Apache County, Arizona, represents freedom, possibility, and authentic Southwest living. Whether you're seeking investment potential, off-grid independence, agricultural opportunities, or simply space to breathe, this land delivers.

With its agricultural zoning, massive size, and incredibly low taxes, this property offers both immediate opportunities and long-term potential. From weekend desert retreats to full-time ranch living, your Arizona adventure starts here.

Contact us today to secure your piece of the Southwest before this exceptional opportunity is gone. TV