Apache County, Arizona Land For Sale (236 results)

Sierra Highlands Ranch is a majestic wilderness in northern Arizona set amid lush stands of pinon pine and juniper woodlands and broad grassy valleys atop the little Colorado Plateau at a cool clear 6,200 elevation. Once the home of the ancient Anasazi, today it is home to free roaming herds of elk, antelope and mule deer and the fortunate few who are claiming their spacious 36 acre off grid homestead there. Owners can choose from an outstanding variety of terrains and landscapes ranging from heavily wooded throughout, to blends of treed and meadowland to all open pastureland. Many tracts have been contour surveyed to include rugged sandstone ridges with dramatic overlooks of the wilderness below. Every property has uninterrupted long range views of the surrounding wilderness through clear mountain air free of pollution. An exceptional climate is one of the best reasons to own a tract of Sierra Highlands Ranch. Outdoor work is rarely curtailed do to the weather. The winters here are mild, typically producing less than 18 of snow most of which falls at a rate of two to three inches per storm and melts into the soil with a day or two. The average high temperature in the coldest month of January is 50 degrees. Summer temperatures are mild with daytime highs averaging in the upper 80's. Private wells are allowed. The land has a secure groundwater supply from its positioning over two defined aquifers, the massive Coconino Sandstone Aquifer and the overlying Bidahochi aquifer. In addition, a free access well is available to ranch owners 24/7 for water hauling. The land surface is blanketed with a fine tillable sandy loam soil, ideal for the raising of vegetables and fruit trees. Apples, cherries plumbs, pears and a host of garden vegetables thrive in this soil. This is a secluded location and best suited for people seeking large acreage ownership well away from neighboring owners and who place a premium on the freedom to use and work their land in a wilderness setting. free of urban noise and pollution. All corner markers have been set by registered surveyors and the recorded map with all property dimensions is provided to the new owners. The maintained road access to the property is built entirely along title insured easements recorded with the county recorders office. The residential, recreational and agricultural zoning allows livestock, RVing and camping use at owners discretion. Prices start at $29,800, with $2,980 down and payments of $257. Monthly payments are account serviced by Pioneer Title, Inc., one of the nations largest title companies. Call First United Realty at 602-264-0000 for a free photo brochure including landscape photos, topographical map, monthly weather chart, and info on nearby lakes and historic town. First United Realty is Arizona's largest provider of private land and has a wide selection of terrains and wilderness landscapes to select from statewide.

NOTE: THESE ARE 3 ADJOINING LOTS (1 ACRE EACH ) Get ready for non-stop adventure! This 3-acre lot in Concho, Arizona is made for outdoor enthusiasts who live for the thrill of wide-open spaces. It's the perfect spot for ATVs, dirt bikes, hiking trails, and nights of camping under desert skies. Rev up your ATV or dirt bike and ride right into adventure. The desert terrain is wide open, rugged, and ready for endless exploration. With this land, you're not limited - you're free to ride as far and as often as you want. Camping under the Arizona skies is an unforgettable experience. Picture gathering around a fire with family and friends, surrounded by the quiet desert and brilliant stars above. It's the kind of peaceful escape you won't find anywhere else. This isn't just a recreational spot - it's an investment in your future. Land in Apache County is in demand, and owning 3 acres here gives you both a playground for today and potential for tomorrow. AFFORDABLE OWNER FINANCING: $250 document fee + $399 down payment, then $399 per month for 84 months Camping is allowed Up to 30 days/year without a permit. For longer stays, a camping permit is required. RV's allowed: Yes. Temporary stays okay (30 days/year). Longer use needs an RV Dwelling Permit. Must follow setbacks and sanitation rules. Mobile homes: Permitted. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Beaver Dam Wash Bridge - 28 min (21.9 miles), Dido Canyon - 28 min (15.0 miles), Agate House - 444 min (37.2 miles), Show Low Card Game Monument - 36 min (28.9 miles), Show Low City Park - 39 min (30.6 miles) Closest highways: HWY AZ-61 Closest cities/towns: Concho, AZ - 12 min (5.8 miles), Vernon, AZ - 29 min (21.9 miles), St. Johns, AZ - 28 min (20.4 miles), Show Low, AZ - 37 min (28.9 miles) Closest gas station: Jiffy Store - 9 min (3.0 miles) PROPERTY INFO: APNs: 201-28-198, 201-28-199, 201-28-200 Size: 3 acres ( 1 Two acre lots ) Address: Concho Valley Subd. Apache, AZ Access: Oak Ln, Concho, AZ Zoning: AR (Agricultural Residential) NO HOA GPS Coordinate: 34.438378, -109.611757 34.437969, -109.611756 34.437546, -109.611754 Tax: $16.52 each UTILITIES: Water: Well or cistern. Contact the Health Department at (928) 337-7607. Sewer or Septic: Need to install septic. Contact the Health Department at (928) 337-7607. Electrical: Solar or Contact Navopache Electric at (928) 337-4414 Gas: Use Propane Tanks Waste: Contact Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 Adventure, peace, and opportunity all come together here. Claim your 3-acre outdoor haven in Apache today and start creating your own desert paradise. About Us At H5 Land Ventures, we believe that owning land should be possible for everyone. We are a family owned business that specializes in making land ownership simple, affordable, and accessible so you can build your legacy, create memories, and invest in your future. We acquire land at a discount across the US and pass along those savings to you. We offer owner financing on all our properties. These are low monthly payments with no interest, no banks, and no credit checks. Banks typically will not finance the purchase of low-cost, undeveloped land, so we help make land ownership possible for buyers by providing this financing ourselves. Land is a valuable, appreciating asset. A place to build your legacy, create memories, and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you're seeking a future home, recreational escape, or smart investment, we're here to help you find the perfect piece of land to fit your goals. Your land, your future, your legacy! Let's make it happen together!

State land bordering TWO sides, maintained road access year-round, community well privileges, and multiple seasonal streambeds! Build your high desert homestead on this 37.51-acre ranch near St. Johns, Arizona, bordered by State Trust Land on two sides for extended privacy and recreation. Located in the established Woodland Valley Ranch community, this large acreage combines easy accessibility on maintained roads with long-range painted desert views and seasonal water features. This versatile parcel offers an ideal balance of natural beauty and development potential, featuring several seasonal streambeds and panoramic views of northeastern Arizona's colorful landscape. Located at an elevation of approximately 5,900 feet, the property provides a comfortable four-season climate while maintaining easy access to the modern conveniences in St. Johns. Key Features -------------- State Trust Land borders the property on two sides Year-round maintained road access Residential and recreational uses permitted, including full-time RV living! Community well available through Woodland Valley Ranch Level terrain with long-range views of painted rocks Multiple natural streambeds/washes cut through the property Elevation approximately 5,900 feet Water Resources and Natural Features -------------- Multiple seasonal streambeds traverse the property, adding both aesthetic and practical value. While 100-A floodplains cover a small portion of the northern and northwestern sides, these areas contribute to the property's natural beauty and potential for wildlife viewing. Water is available from the Woodland Valley Ranch community convenience well, which provides up to 500 gallons per week per property. A key is provided to property owners, making this an exclusive amenity. Property owners typically supplement this with water hauling or private well development for more substantial needs. Average water depths in this area are only around 100 ft - a significant advantage for those wanting their own water source. Location and Accessibility -------------- Situated in the established Woodland Valley Ranch community about 22 miles from St. Johns, Arizona (population ~3,500), this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. St. Johns provides essential amenities including shopping, healthcare, and restaurants. The property has legal and physical access via maintained Rincon Valley Road, and the roads in the area are bladed annually by the POA. Recreational Opportunities -------------- The property's location offers exceptional recreational opportunities. Nearby attractions include: Lyman Lake State Park (15 miles south) - boating, fishing, and camping Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests - hiking and wildlife viewing Petrified Forest National Park - unique geological formations Adjacent State Trust Land - expanded recreational opportunities Usage and Zoning -------------- As part of Woodland Valley Ranch, this property benefits from established community management while maintaining significant freedom for development. The POA membership ($200/year) provides access to a small community well and ensures maintained road access. The property is zoned Agricultural General, which allows for crops, livestock, recreational and residential uses. Apache County specifically permits full-time RV living on this property with proper septic installation - a flexibility that gives you options in how you develop and use your land. Building options include single-family homes, modular homes, manufactured homes, mobile homes, and tiny homes. Don't miss out - Call/Text/Email us NOW to find out more about our flexible owner financing terms!

Break free from the chaos of city life! This is your chance to claim your own 2.32-acre sanctuary in the heart of Arizonas desertwhere rules dont apply, and adventure awaits! Secure this amazing property for just $235 a month or buy it outright for $11,500 and transform your lifestyle today, we do not pull credit reports so that makes it easier to fet started. Imagine stepping into a world where you can camp under the stars, escape the hustle, and live life on your terms. Enjoy the freedom of having no credit checks and a quick, hassle-free purchasing process. You can start using the land as soon as youre under contract! Unleash your inner adventurer with endless activities at your doorstep. Set up your RV for weekend getaways, ride your ATVs and dirt bikes, or simply explore natures wonders at your own pace. Build your dream camp or homestead amidst the stunning landscape and embrace a lifestyle filled with exploration and tranquility. For added excitement, youre less than an hour away from Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area! Grab your swimming trunks, take a refreshing dip, hike the scenic trails, or even go paddle boarding, kayaking, or fishing to catch your dinner. Easy living and a life of freedom are just a message away! Contact me today at (475) 209-2150 to learn more and start your journey to desert living! Dont waitthis opportunity wont last long! ?? Price: $400 down, $235 a month x 60 months Property Details: Parcel Account #s: 207-27-280 and 207-27-281 County: Apache County, AZ Parcel Size: 2.32 acres GPS Coordinates: 35.1867, -109.3465 Access to Property (Dirt or Paved): Dirt Closest major city: Holbrook, AZ (56.1 miles, 51 mins) Closest small town: Chambers, AZ (8.7 miles, 11 mins) Nearby attractions and amenities: Rainbow Forest Museum (57.1 miles, 1 h 6 mins) Petrified Forest National Park (33.3 miles, 30 mins) Pintado Point (34 miles, 36 mins)

Sierra Highlands Ranch is a majestic wilderness in northern Arizona set amid lush stands of pinon pine and juniper woodlands and broad grassy valleys atop the little Colorado Plateau at a cool clear 6,200 elevation. Once the home of the ancient Anasazi, today it is home to free roaming herds of elk, antelope and mule deer and the fortunate few who are claiming their spacious 36 acre off grid homestead there. Owners can choose from an outstanding variety of terrains and landscapes ranging from heavily wooded throughout, to blends of treed and meadowland to all open pastureland. Many tracts have been contour surveyed to include rugged sandstone ridges with dramatic overlooks of the wilderness below. Every property has uninterrupted long range views of the surrounding wilderness through clear mountain air free of pollution. An exceptional climate is one of the best reasons to own a tract of Sierra Highlands Ranch. Outdoor work is rarely curtailed do to the weather. The winters here are mild, typically producing less than 18 of snow most of which falls at a rate of two to three inches per storm and melts into the soil with a day or two. The average high temperature in the coldest month of January is 50 degrees. Summer temperatures are mild with daytime highs averaging in the upper 80's. Private wells are allowed. The land has a secure groundwater supply from its positioning over two defined aquifers, the massive Coconino Sandstone Aquifer and the overlying Bidahochi aquifer. In addition, a free access well is available to ranch owners 24/7 for water hauling. The land surface is blanketed with a fine tillable sandy loam soil, ideal for the raising of vegetables and fruit trees. Apples, cherries plumbs, pears and a host of garden vegetables thrive in this soil. This is a secluded location and best suited for people seeking large acreage ownership well away from neighboring owners and who place a premium on the freedom to use and work their land in a wilderness setting. free of urban noise and pollution. All corner markers have been set by registered surveyors and the recorded map with all property dimensions is provided to the new owners. The maintained road access to the property is built entirely along title insured easements recorded with the county recorders office. The residential, recreational and agricultural zoning allows livestock, RVing and camping use at owners discretion. Prices start at $29,800, with $2,980 down and payments of $257. Monthly payments are account serviced by Pioneer Title, Inc., one of the nations largest title companies. Call First United Realty at 800.966.6690 for a free photo brochure including landscape photos, topographical map, monthly weather chart, and info on nearby lakes and historic town. First United Realty is Arizona's largest provider of private land and has a wide selection of terrains and wilderness landscapes to select from statewide.

Owner Financing Available - This 0.62 acre lot is located in Concho, Arizona and the address is 8 County Road 5095, Concho, AZ 85924. Concho is located about 2 hours east of Flagstaff and 30 miles northeast of Show Low. Nearby attractions are Petrified Forest National Park. It's a good time to buy in Concho. Home Appreciation is up 3.9% in the last 12 months. Enjoy an upland country experience in the white mountains. Tiny Concho retains its quiet, rural roots in a surprisingly diverse community. Features: Corner lot, nice area near school Only $1300 Down and $275/month for 53 months = $15875 or Discounted Cash Price: $12997 PROPERTY DETAILS APN: 201-31-096A Address: 8 County Road 5095, Concho, AZ 85924 County: Apache State: Arizona Size: 0.62 Acre Dimensions: 174,' x 319' x 65' Legal: Subdivision: Concho Valley Unit 5 Block: 96 Lot: 1 Section: 19 Township: 12 N Range: 26 E Terrain: Flat Access: Paved Road Power: Power in the Area (Power Company: Freedom Solar AZ: 928-207-6413) Water: Water in the Area (Livco Water & Sewer Co: 928-337-2266) (Well: SUNBELT DRILLING: 602-376-1123) (Water Haul: White Mountain Water Hauling: 928-240-1165) Sewer: Sewer or Septic in the Area (Septic: Rodeo Fence & Septic: 928-337-4538) Taxes per Year: $80 HOA Fees per Year: No HOA/POA GPS Coordinates (center) at the road: 34.423710, -109.638934 --- Northwest Corner: 34.423643, -109.639256 --- Northeast Corner: 34.423982, -109.639058 --- Southwest Corner: 34.423489, -109.638708 --- Southeast Corner: 34.423655, -109.638634 Elevation: 6323 BUILDING INFORMATION Zoning: AZ-Apache-A-G-Agricultural-General Time Limit to Build: No time limit to build Site Built Homes Allowed: Allowed Modular Homes Allowed: Allowed. 15 years old or newer. Manufactured Homes Allowed: Allowed. 15 years old or newer. Mobile Homes Allowed: Allowed. 15 years old or newer. Tiny Homes Friendly: Allowed ALLOWABLE USES Full-Time RV Living Allowed: Allowed, but if they will live permanently, they will need to install a septic RV on the Property While I build: Allowed Camping in a RV Allowed: Allowed

River Meadows Ranch 36.25 Acres with Well, Septic & Mountain Views APN: 204-65-210 | 34.67633, -109.75523 Offered at $90,000 Seller Financing Available Just 15% down. ________________________________________ Set in the heart of Apache County high-country ranch lands, this 36.25-acre property in River Meadows Ranch offers the rare combination of ready-to-use improvements and wide-open possibilities. Just 4 miles off Hwy 180, the land is tucked away for privacy yet conveniently close to the towns of St. Johns and Snowflake, where you'll find shopping, dining, schools, and community services. Improvements Already in Place The groundwork is here, saving a new owner tens of thousands in startup costs: Private well (approx. $26,000 value) for year-round water security Permitted 3-bedroom septic system a major step already completed for a home or manufactured residence Fully fenced with two gated entrances, ready for livestock, horses, or simply peace of mind Basic 12V solar shed for light off-grid use (not residential scale) 1979 single-wide trailer currently on-site, but aged and best considered a tear down The Land The parcel features usable, gently rolling terrain with long-range views of the surrounding mountains. With its balanced topography, solid road access, and big skies, its equally suited for building, ranching, or simply enjoying as a weekend getaway. Lifestyle & Location Apache County is known for its mild four-season climate: warm summer days cooled by monsoon rains, crisp autumn nights, and winters that are light compared to most high-country regions. Wildlife thrives here elk, deer, and antelope are frequent visitors. The area is a paradise for those who love hiking, horseback riding, off-roading, hunting, and fishing. Within an easy drive you'll find: St. Johns (county seat) schools, shopping, fuel, and services Snowflake/Taylor historic towns with groceries, restaurants, and hardware stores Lyman Lake State Park boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and swimming Thousands of acres of State Trust and National Forest lands for recreation and exploration Opportunities This land opens the door to multiple paths: Build your off-grid homestead with water and septic already in place Remove the existing trailer and set up a new manufactured or site-built home Keep it recreational a private retreat for weekends, hunting, or horses Explore potential RV or rental income opportunities (subject to county permitting) ________________________________________ Why This Property Stands Out Most parcels in the area are raw and undeveloped. Here, the expensive infrastructure water and septic are already installed, giving you a jump-start on your plans. Fully fenced, with long-range mountain views, and accessible year-round, this is one of the most versatile tracts currently available in River Meadows Ranch. Offered at $90,000 with easy seller financing. Take ownership today with just 15% down and enjoy flexible terms that make this property attainable. CALL FIRST UNITED REALTY TO SCHEDULE A TIME TO WALK THE LAND OR FOR MORE INFORMATION 602-264-0000

Sierra Mountain Ranch in cool clear northeastern Arizona offers an excellent selection of both wooded acreage and level grassy pasture accented by high set hills and ridges that open up panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. No parcel is less than 36 acres and most average 38 to 40 acres. All are off grid, meaning that the is no power service available. Solar panels, propane gas, wind and traditional gas generators can easily provide the energy needs of a ranch owner. A nearby cell tower provides excellent service to most properties. The ranch's rural zoning allows a wide range of uses including residential, recreational, and agricultural. Many of the properties adjoin large 640 acre tracts of State Trust woodlands with their scenic-untouched natural landscapes. The ranch offers a wide variety of terrains and landscapes from which to choose. Level grassy meadows, heavily wooded parcels and blends of both are all available here. Long panoramic views of the White Mountains to the south and into the red rock cliffs of New Mexico to the east are common. The land is covered with a thick mantle of five native range grasses growing in a soft sandy loam soil which is perfect for vegetable gardens, orchards or the pasturing of livestock. The Arizona Department of Water Resources report for this property confirms the availability of two massive fresh water aquifers beneath the land for ranch owners to drill their private wells into. These are a well defined water basins that provides ranch owners with domestic quality water. With the abundance of groundwater, owners in Sierra Mountain Ranch are exempt from the requirement to obtain a drilling permit for their domestic wells and may irrigate their entire property. A free access onsite well is also available to ranch owners 24 hours a day from which they can haul fresh water back to their individual property. The well is powered by a state of the art solar pump which delivers water into twin 5,000 gallon storage tanks. Dual spigots speed the water delivery into RV tanks and water haulers. Land owners have access to the well 24/7 as part of their ownership privileges within the ranch. At a cool and clear 6,200 foot elevation, the comfortable temperatures allow ranch owners to enjoy their land year-round. The days here are sunny, the nighttime sky clear and the mountain air clean and refreshing. Occasional winter snowfalls are light, rarely exceeding more than two to three inches. Summer days are warm and sunny, but never hot. Average daytime summer highs are in the mid to upper 80's. The seasonal July/August monsoon rains bring additional cooling and turn the native grasses lush green. Throughout the summer, colorful mountain wildflowers spread across the lands meadows. This is an exceptionally quiet and peaceful land of sweeping mountain vistas and broad grassy valleys devoid of urban noise and teeming with free roaming elk, antelope and deer. The land is within a short drive of Lyman Lake State Park. This 1,200 acre park is located 10 minutes south of St. Johns and features the 1,500 acre Lyman Lake with its fishing, boating, and scenic hiking trails. (see photo album) All property corners are clearly marked by licensed surveyors. Road access is along County recorded title insured easements. Road access to this land is completed and maintained. This property lies within Sierra Mountain Ranch and is one of a selection of similar properties now available for purchase in this price range, many of which border 640 acre sections of State Trust lands. These vast wooded expanses provide a quiet and scenic backdrop to adjoining Sierra Mountain Ranch property owners. This property and all others within the ranch are title insured through Pioneer Title Insurance Company, one of the nations largest. All property within this private ranch has been surveyed into 36 acre or larger parcels. None are smaller. All corners of each property have been clearly monumented by licensed surveyors. Starting at $49,900 with $4,990 down, $430 per month using the no qualifying seller provided financing. The seller pays all closing costs and payments begin two months from that date of purchase. A free information pack containing photos, specific parcel descriptions with prices and monthly payments, topographical maps, monthly weather chart, area lakes and nearby town information is available by calling First United Realty at 602.264.0000

________________________________________ 36 Acres of Space, Privacy & Natural Beauty 36-acre property in Sierra Mountain Ranch offers a remarkable combination of open meadows, rolling terrain, and pockets of mature tree coverage. This variety creates multiple ideal building sites, excellent solar exposure, and the ability to design your homestead exactly the way you want it. The landscape is classic high-country Arizonawide open, big sky, and endlessly scenic. Long-range views stretch to distant mesas and ridgelines, while gentle hills on the property create natural privacy and depth. Meadow areas are ideal for gardens, orchards, corrals, greenhouses, or building pads, while the tree-covered sections offer natural windbreaks and shade. Because the land sits at a cool, clear 6,200-foot elevation atop the Colorado Plateau, the air is crisp, clean, and refreshing. This is not desert landthis is high-country ranchland with grasses, wildflowers, wildlife, and a landscape that changes beautifully with the seasons. Elk, deer, and antelope roam the area freely, feeding on the abundant native grasses. Watching wildlife is a regular part of life here, not an occasional treat. This is land where you can walk for hours in quiet, uninterrupted peace. No traffic noise. No crowds. Just open country, fresh air, and natural silence. ________________________________________ Back-to-Nature Living You are free to: Build when you want Camp whenever you want Park an RV full-time Bring horses, cows, goats, or chickens Plant gardens, orchards, or food plots Install solar, wind, or propane systems Create a self-reliant lifestyle at your own pace This freedom is getting harder to find. ________________________________________ Building Possibilities: From Cabins to Homesteads Whether you're dreaming of a simple cabin getaway or a full-scale off-grid homestead, this land can support your vision. Cabins & Houses: Most owners choose well-drained knolls or meadow edges for their building sites to maximize views and solar exposure. Soil conditions in the area make it relatively easy to install septic systems, and drilling a private well is allowed. Many owners use solar power as their primary energy source, given the regions abundant sunshine. Off-Grid Systems: Solar panels perform exceptionally well here due to the high elevation, clear skies, and low humidity. Many residents supplement solar with propane generators or battery backup systems. Rainwater harvesting and water storage tanks are also commonly used. Barns, Shops & Outbuildings: With 36 acres, you have room for barns, garages, workshops, equipment sheds, greenhouses, or livestock enclosureswhatever fits your needs. This is a place where you can design your lifestyle from the ground up. ________________________________________ RV Living and Camping: Use Your Land Right Away Unlike many areas in Arizona, Sierra Mountain Ranch allows RV living and camping with no time restrictions. You can: Park your RV full-time Camp for weekends or long-term stays Use your land immediately while planning your build Many owners enjoy the land in an RV or camper while slowly building out their propertyadding a shed, fencing, solar, or a future cabin as time and budget allow. Camping here is outstanding. The silence at night, the breeze through the trees, and the distant calls of wildlife create an unmatched sense of peace. Sunrises and sunsets stretch across the horizon with unobstructed beauty. This is the type of land people dream of when they want a true escape. ________________________________________ Weather: Four Seasons and Mild Summers Northern Arizona is known for some of the most comfortable weather in the Southwest. Sierra Mountain Ranchs 6,200-foot elevation provides four seasons without extreme conditions. Spring: Clear skies, cool mornings, mild afternoons, and blooming wildflowers. A great time for planting gardens and enjoying perfect temperatures. Summer: Warm but not scorching. Days average in the low to mid-80s, and evenings cool down beautifully. July through September brings the monsoon season, delivering refreshing rains that green up the landscape and bring out native grasses. Fall: Cool, crisp mornings with warm sunshine during the day. The grasses turn golden, wildlife becomes more active, and the air has that perfect high-country freshness. Winter: Light snowfall at times, but not harsh. Winters are generally sunny, crisp, and quiet, making the land ideal for year-round living. This weather is a major reason people choose Northern Arizonacomfortable summers, mild winters, and a clean, healthy climate. ________________________________________ Night Skies: One of the Best Stargazing Areas in Arizona If you appreciate dark, star-filled skies, Sierra Mountain Ranch offers some of the best night viewing in the state. With virtually no light pollution, the Milky Way appears bright and fully visible across the sky. Shooting stars, meteor showers, and crystal-clear constellations are nightly occurrences. You can sit outside by a campfire and watch the sky in total silencean experience thats rare anywhere near cities. Photographers and astronomy lovers especially appreciate the clarity and depth of the night skies here. ________________________________________ Clean Air & Quiet Seclusion: A Healthier Way of Life The clean high-country air is one of the most refreshing parts of life at Sierra Mountain Ranch. Away from cities, traffic, and industry, the air is crisp, clear, and invigorating. Many owners say this alone improves their quality of life. The seclusion brings peace and mental clarity. There is little traffic, no crowds, and no noisejust the natural sounds of wind, birds, and distant wildlife. Its an ideal environment for anyone seeking a slower pace, privacy, or simply a return to a calmer lifestyle. ________________________________________ Nearby Towns: Essentials, Supplies, and Convenience While the land feels remote and private, essentials are still within easy reach. St. Johns A short drive away, St. Johns is one of Arizonas oldest and most historic communities. It offers grocery stores, schools, restaurants, gas stations, hardware stores, a hospital, medical offices, and government services. The town has a welcoming, small-town feel with the comfort of modern conveniences. Show Low & Snowflake These popular White Mountain towns provide additional shopping, dining, building supplies, feed stores, medical facilities, and recreation. Between the three towns, youll have access to everything you need for comfortable year-round living. This combinationprivate rural land, but close to servicesis part of what makes Horizon Ranch so desirable. ________________________________________ Seller Financing Made Easy: 15% Down No Credit Checks Ownership is simple. Seller financing is available with just 15% down, no credit checks, and straightforward terms. This makes it easy to start using and enjoying your land right away, whether you're planning immediate development or long-term investment. CALL FIRST UNITED REALTY FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A TIME TO WALK THE LAND 602-264-0000

Nutrioso Vistas 37 Acre Homesites Set amid lush stands of ponderosa pines, pinon pines and evergreen junipers and bordering the Sitgreaves National Forest, are the scenic 37 acre homesites of Nutrioso Vistas. Properties of this size are a rare find in one of Arizonas most scenic wilderness settings and only eighteen are available for private deeding. Located in the heart of the White Mountains, the Nutrioso valley is a small enclave of private properties centered in the prime outdoor recreation region in all of northern Arizona. Hunters and fishermen from all over the world travel to this unique recreational jewel to fish the areas free flowing streams and well stocked lakes and to hunt big game in the surrounding national forest. Families from Phoenix and Tucson have long traveled to this region to escape the heat of the southern Arizona deserts. Nutrioso is free of the traffic noise, crime and pollution of larger towns. There are no fast food restaurants, bright lights, or even a stop light. Your land in Nutrioso Vistas will be surrounded by picturesque mountains with scenic overlooks of the lush green valley below. The cool summer temperatures in the Nutrioso valley (typically in the 70s) encourage outdoor activities including, fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and golf. Wintertime brings downhill skiing at nearby Sunrise ski resort, snowmobiling, cross country skiing and ice fishing. The mixed contours throughout each property provide a wide selection of building sites, each with sweeping long range views of the surrounding mountains and valley below. Outdoor decks and cabin windows will look out into a quiet - richly forested natural panorama. The propertys zoning allows for additional partitioning into smaller parcels for either investment or estate planning purposes and RV use is welcomed. No qualifying seller financing is available with affordable terms. If you are looking for a truly quiet, secluded, and recreation rich location for your familys mountain retreat, then make the scenic drive to Nutrioso, Arizona and experience the serenity and beauty of these spacious forested retreats. Appointments are a must to ensure that I will be on hand to open the locked entrance gate and show you the available parcels. Prices start at $250,000 with very affordable seller provided financing available. Call Max Alfaro at 480.232.5768 for more information or to schedule an appointment to walk the land.

Quiet Secluded High Country Ranch This beautifully forested 38 acre ranch estate is set amid towering ponderosa pine woodlands in the foothills of Arizona's recreation rich White Mountains at a cool-clear 7,700 elevation. Located midway between Vernon and Greer Arizona, the land combines the ideal blending of mature pines with areas of meadowlands carpeted with native high country grasses and mountain wildflowers. The land gently rises in elevation as you enter the property through approx. 8 acres of lush meadowland. After transitioning through the meadow, the property begins to rise above the valley floor into rich stands of Ponderosa pines, oak and juniper. The acreages gentle contours provide multiple building sites throughout the property, each with sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness. The land controls over 1,600 of Sitgreaves National Forest frontage. Further land division of the land is available for investment or estate planning purposes. Recent sales of 10 acre splits in this community have been in the $225,000 range. The seller has surveyed the land will provide to the buyer with a lot split map prepared by a licensed surveyor containing four individual tracts, two of which border the Sitgreaves National Forest. The property is part of a small enclave of properties all of which of feature power service, an electric gated entrance, quality constructed and maintained community roads, and trout lake. Thoughtful use covenants protect this propertys value and maintain neighboring propertys cleanliness and use standards. You may build whenever you like or not at all. RV use is permitted on a limited annual basis. The land is entirely usable. There is no erosion or unbuildable areas. The weather in this portion of the White Mountains is ideal. At 7,700, feet the air at this elevation is crisp and pure, the clear nighttime sky arrayed with the majestic beauty of the Milky Way. Summertime temperatures are in the very comfortable 70s & 80s. Winters are brisk but never severe. A white Christmas from the areas several light snowfalls is common. The neighboring Sitgreaves National Forest offers a host of relaxing recreational and leisure activities. Fishing, hiking trails, boating lakes and streams abound nearby. The forest teams with trophy deer and elk and is sought after by hunters as the premier hunting region in all of northern Arizona. The States best ski runs are only a short drive away at the Sunrise Ski Resort. Also short drive from the property is the charming town of Show Low and its neighboring communities of Lakeside and Pinetop. Each offer a full complement of shopping, restaurants and medical services. Home Depot, Walmart, and Target all are available there. $675,000. For more information or for a tour appointment to walk this land, please call: Robert Mills 602-510-2948

PRICE REDUCED!!! Escape to the quiet beauty of northeastern Arizona with this 19.72-acre property in Apache County, just minutes from Chambers and 7 miles from Navajo. With level terrain, wide-open skies, and no HOA restrictions, this parcel is ideal for a future homestead, off-grid retreat, or recreational escape. Enjoy privacy and seclusion with convenient access via N7291 Road. With zoning that allows agricultural use, camping, and limited RV stays, youll have flexible options to enjoy the land your way. Whether youre looking for a long-term investment, a seasonal getaway, or a place to build a self-sufficient lifestyle, this property offers endless opportunities to create your own desert haven. Property Details Address: Chambers, AZ 86502 Terrain: Level great for building or recreation Utilities: Power: Off-grid (solar or alternatives) Water: Future well Sewer: Septic system or alternate system Gas: Off-grid (propane or fuel) Access: N7291 Road, private Zoning: Agricultural HOA/POA: None Coordinates: 34.88694, -109.48754 Highlights & Features 19.72 acres of level high-desert land No HOA total freedom for use and enjoyment Close to Navajo and Chambers, with Holbrook just 45 minutes away Flexible land use RVs, camping, and agricultural potential Guaranteed financing with no credit check required Building & Usage Opportunities RVs Allowed: One RV per calendar year, up to 30 days (longer stays possible with a dwelling permit). Camping: Allowed up to 30 consecutive days with a free county camping permit. Mobile/Manufactured Homes: Only manufactured homes (15 years old or newer) permitted. Nearby Amenities & Attractions Closest Towns: Navajo ~7 miles | Chambers nearby | Holbrook ~45 minutes Recreation: Hiking, stargazing, off-roading, and wide-open desert exploration Landmarks: Petrified Forest National Park, Painted Desert, Navajo Nation cultural sites Natural Features & Climate Precipitation: ~11 rain / 5.2 snow annually Average Temps: Winter ~24.8F / Summer ~85F Scenery: High desert plains, expansive skies, and colorful sunsets Buyer Benefits Financing Options: Easy seller financing no banks, no credit check Investment Potential: Affordable acreage with long-term growth value Satisfaction Guarantee: Full money-back guarantee for peace of mind No HOA: Total freedom to use your land as you choose Secure your piece of Arizonas high desert today! This 19.72-acre Chambers property is your chance to invest in land, enjoy recreational freedom, and create your own private retreat.

Get away to wide-open land and enjoy real Arizona freedom with this 10-acre property in Apache County, near Puerco and Saint Johns. Featuring level terrain, flexible zoning, and off-grid potential, this property is perfect for a quiet retreat, small hobby farm, weekend escape, or recreational use. Whether youre dreaming of a tiny home, cabin, RV setup, or space for horses and livestock, this land gives you the room to make it happen. Soak in the calm of the high desert while still being close to everyday essentials, less than 40 minutes from Chambers and Sanders and near national forests for endless outdoor adventures. Plus, with guaranteed seller financing and no credit check, owning land has never been easier. Property Details Address: Puerco, Apache County, AZ 85936 Zoning: R2 Terrain: Level ideal for building or off-grid living Utilities: Power: Solar, wind, or generator Water: Well or alternative water system Sewer: Septic or alternative system Gas: Propane or fuel Access: Dirt Road (40 feet on the North side) HOA / POA: None Coordinates: 34.8906, -109.2721 Highlights & Features 10 Acres of Usable Land: Flat, open terrain with endless possibilities Flexible Land Use: Build, camp, RV, or place a mobile home Off-Grid Ready: Ideal for solar, wind, and self-sufficient living Outdoor Paradise: Close to national forests, hiking, and exploring Seller Financing Available: Low down payment, no credit check Building & Usage Opportunities RVs: for camping only and not as a permanent residence. Permits only required if staying for more than one week at a time. Camping: Camping is allowed for up to 21 days every 6 month period. Permits only required if staying for more than one week at a time Mobile & Manufactured Homes: mobile homes & manufactured homes are okay Livestock & Horses: Allowed, perfect for a small hobby farm Nearby Amenities & Attractions Closest Town: Saint Johns Nearby Communities: Chambers & Sanders under 40 minutes Recreation: National forests, hiking, camping, and outdoor adventure Natural Features & Climate Landscape: Wide-open desert land with expansive skies Annual Precipitation: ~10 inches of rain Average Temperatures: Winter ~40F | Summer ~80F Setting: Quiet, rural, and ideal for privacy and stargazing Buyer Benefits Guaranteed Seller Financing: No credit check required Low Entry Cost: Affordable acreage with long-term potential Freedom to Build & Use: No HOA restrictions Secure your piece of the Arizona desert today! This 10-acre Apache County property offers space, flexibility, and financing ease, perfect for off-grid living, recreation, or future investment.

Flexible Owner Financing – Easy Terms, No Hassle Reserve Today: $558 secures this property and takes it off the market. Only $259 down + $299 doc fee Owner Financing: $259/month for 72 months No interest, no qualifying, no prepayment penalties Plus prorated property taxes & $15/month note maintenance fee Cash Discount: $14,900 (plus $299 doc fee) Down payment applies to the cash price Whether you’re building, camping, or holding for the future, these terms make it easy to secure your land today with confidence. Escape, Explore, and Own Your Mountain View Sanctuary in Northern Arizona Are you searching for a place to park your RV, reconnect with nature, and build a legacy property far from the crowds? These paired parcels in Apache County, Arizona provide that opportunity—plus so much more. Here's a detailed look at what makes this offering special. Property Overview Size & Layout: Currently being sold together as two adjoining legal lots, totaling approximately 2.08 acres (two 1.04-acre parcels). You get flexibility, space, privacy, and room to grow. Access: Road access on both sides of the property makes this setup exceptionally RV-friendly. Pull through with an RV, place your trailer, or stage your off-grid gear without fuss. The lots are off Concho Creek Drive, between Hickory Lane and CR5076—maintained dirt roads that provide access without the hassles of steep terrain or closed gates. Elevation & Climate: Sitting at about 6,500 feet, this locale delivers mild summers, refreshing mountain nights, and crisp air. If you're escaping the heat of the lower deserts, this brings relief. Views & Setting: You’ll have western-facing, big, uninterrupted vistas of high-desert terrain, with expansive skies, distant mountains, and plenty of western sunsets to savor. The southwest edge of Concho Valley Unit 2 offers a slightly elevated perch—giving you views and privacy both. Location & Recreation You won’t be isolated—you’ll be close enough to essentials, yet far enough for solitude. Nearest Towns & Services: Concho, AZ: ~10 minutes away St. Johns, AZ: ~29 minutes away Show Low, AZ: ~38 minutes away Flagstaff: ~2 hours 21 minutes Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: ~3 hours 35 minutes Albuquerque, NM: ~3 hours 50 minutes Nearby Recreation & Natural Wonders: Canyon de Chelly National Monument (~2 hr 25 min): Navajo-guided tours, cliff dwellings, sandstone canyons, and some of the most iconic cultural landscapes in the Southwest. Petrified Forest National Park (~1 hr 15 min): Step into a world of colorful badlands and ancient fossilized logs, perfect for hiking, photography, and history lovers. Lyman Lake State Park (~55 min): A family-friendly spot for boating, fishing, swimming, and discovering petroglyphs that tell the stories of ancient cultures. Casa Malpaís Archaeological Park (~1 hr 10 min): Explore the remains of an ancient pueblo, complete with a solar calendar and lava flows framing the landscape. Monument Valley (~3 hr 10 min): Recognizable from countless films, this world-famous desert landscape is a must-see for anyone who loves wide-open Western vistas. Outdoor enthusiasts will also find dozens of trout-filled lakes, hunting zones, off-roading trails, and hiking opportunities within a short drive. This area is rich in wildlife and offers a true four-season outdoor experience. Why This Particular Property Stands Out Dual road access / pull-through capability. Hickory Ln. and CR5076 can be used as a pull-through for RVs and 5th wheels—an uncommon, highly practical feature. Two adjoining parcels = versatility. Keep both, sell one later, build on one and camp on the other—the flexibility adds long-term value. Off-grid freedom. With no HOA and no deadlines, you can camp now, hold as an investment, or build when you’re ready. Scenic elevation. The ~6,500 ft elevation means cooler summers, crisp nights, and endless star-filled skies. Who This Property Is For RV & Van Life Adventurers: Easy pull-through setup, big sky country, and a perfect basecamp. Nature Lovers & Weekend Warriors: Quick escapes into Northern Arizona’s wilderness, while staying close to groceries and supplies. Investors / Land-Bankers: Low carrying costs, high appreciation potential, and rare dual-access frontage. Off-Grid Builders & Homesteaders: Start small with camping and utilities, expand into a full build later. Practical Details ACCESS: Hickory Ln. & CR5076 could be used as a pull-through for RVs & 5th wheels. SEWER: Would require septic; permits handled by Apache County Health Dept. at (928) 337-7607. WATER: Would require well or cistern. For delivery, contact Clear Choice Water Delivery at (928) 207-7253. UTILITIES: Power nearby via Navopache Electric Cooperative (928) 337-4414; propane for gas; phone and internet via cellular or satellite. Taxes: Approx. $16.52 per lot annually (subject to county change). Zoning & Use: Zoned Agricultural Residential (AR). Each parcel allows one single-family, manufactured, or RV dwelling (30 days/year without permit). You can camp or park your RV short-term, or stay long-term with a septic system in place. With no HOA and no timeline to build, this is a flexible, low-carry investment—whether you build now, hold for the future, or create something lasting. Title & Transfer: Clean title, ready to transfer. The Lifestyle Imagine pulling your RV straight through your lot—no tricky backing, no limited access—just roll in, set up camp, and relax. Sip your morning coffee with mountain views, head to nearby lakes or trails during the day, and stargaze at night under clear desert skies. Your weekends might be filled with adventure: fishing at Concho Lake, exploring the Petrified Forest, or off-roading the backcountry. Or perhaps your style is slower—enjoying coffee at sunrise, grilling under the stars, and sharing stories around a campfire. Either way, the land bends to your vision. Over time, you might add solar panels, a small cabin, or even a full-time home. With room for both present enjoyment and future growth, this property can evolve with your life stage and dreams. Long-Term Value & Investment Potential Low Cost to Own: With no HOA and minimal taxes, you can hold long-term without financial pressure. Growing Demand: More buyers want RV-friendly, off-grid land—especially with dual access. Appreciation Potential: As Arizona land tightens, parcels with unique features (like road frontage on both sides) are increasingly valuable. Common Questions We Hear Can I live on the property full-time? Yes, with a septic system installed. Short-term camping and RV stays are always allowed; long-term living requires septic approval from Apache County. Is water available? No municipal water is on site. You can drill a well, install a cistern, or arrange water delivery through Clear Choice Water Delivery (928.207.7253). How do I get power and internet? Electricity is nearby via Navopache Electric Cooperative. Internet and phone service are available by cellular or satellite. Many off-grid owners in this region also choose solar power. What’s the weather like? At 6,500 feet, summers are mild compared to the Phoenix valley, with cooler evenings perfect for stargazing. Winters bring light snow, creating a true four-season feel. Do I need to build right away? No. With no HOA and no timeline to build, you’re free to hold this property as an investment, use it seasonally, or build when you’re ready. Ready to Make It Yours? These paired lots in Concho Valley Unit 2, Apache County, AZ, are rare finds: 2.08 acres with dual road frontage, RV pull-through capability, and endless views at a refreshing 6,500-foot elevation. Use it today for RVing, camping, or weekend getaways. Build when you’re ready. Or hold as a legacy investment with flexible financing that makes ownership easy. Opportunities like this don’t last—contact us today to reserve your land before it’s gone.

POWER ON THE STREET - HEAVY TREES - EASY ACCESS Discover your perfect outdoor escape with this pristine 1 acre lot in Concho, AZ Nestled in the heart of Arizonas stunning landscapes, this property offers endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Cash Discount: $8,500 OR Financing: $244/month for 36 months. $699 Down Payment Towards Principle due at signing (total financed price $9,483) $249 doc fee OWNER-FINANCED LAND ZERO PERCENT INTEREST NO QUALIFYING NO CREDIT CHECKS Nestled in the serene landscapes of Concho, AZ, with easy access just north of Highway 61 and Highway 60, this enchanting vacant lot offers a unique opportunity to build your dream retreat surrounded by ancient juniper, cedar, and pine trees. Located in close proximity to Show Low, AZ, and the majestic White Mountains, the property boasts a tranquil atmosphere with access to breathtaking natural wonders and outdoor adventures. This lot presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking to embrace the peace of nature while enjoying legal off-grid living, low property taxes, convenient access to amenities, charming shopping experiences, prime hunting opportunities, and a climate that supports an active outdoor lifestyle. Dont miss your chance to create the ideal escape in this picturesque corner of Arizona! ________________________________________ Key Features Location: Close to Show Low, AZ, the White Mountains, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, and Petrified Forest National Park. Recreation: Enjoy proximity to lakes, fishing, golf courses, and parks. Local Shopping: Show Low, AZ, offers a variety of stores ranging from small retailers to quaint boutiques. Additionally, local farmers markets and specialty shops provide fresh produce and unique goods. Dining: Show Low boasts a diverse culinary scene with a wide range of restaurants, cafs, and diners. Whether you're craving hearty Southwestern cuisine, international flavors, or a cozy, casual meal, theres something for everyone. Outdoor Activities: Apache County is ideal for legal off-grid living and homesteading. The area is known for its supportive regulations and vast, open spacesperfect for those pursuing self-sufficiency and a sustainable lifestyle. Low Property Taxes: Arizona has some of the lowest property tax rates in the U.S., making Concho a financially appealing place to invest in land. Climate: Enjoy a mild high-desert climate with over 280 sunny days per year. Summers are warm and dry, with average highs in the mid-80s to low-90s F. Winters are mild, with highs in the 40s to 50s Fan ideal escape from harsher climates. Wildlife & Hunting: Apache County is renowned for abundant wildlife and offers excellent elk and deer hunting opportunities in nearby national forests. Cultural Sites: Explore nearby ancient ruins including Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Casa Malpais, Chaco Canyon, and Monument Valley Tribal Park. ________________________________________ Distances to Major Cities Phoenix, AZ Approximately 3.5 hours Flagstaff, AZ Approximately 2.5 hours Tucson, AZ Approximately 3.5 hours Gallup, NM Approximately 2 hours Albuquerque, NM Approximately 4 hours Las Vegas, NM Approximately 6 hours The Grand Canyon, AZ Approximately 4 hours ________________________________________ Local Lakes Apache County is home to several scenic lakes offering recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, and enjoying the great outdoors. Notable lakes include: 1. Fool Hollow Lake Near Show Low, popular for trout, bass, and catfish fishing; includes a campground and scenic pine forest surroundings. 2. White Mountain Lakes Includes Rainbow Lake, Show Low Lake, and Scott Reservoir, ideal for fishing and boating amid stunning mountain scenery. 3. Lyman Lake A large reservoir southeast of St. Johns, known for boating, fishing, camping, hiking, and picnicking. 4. Big Lake Located in the White Mountains, known for trout fishing, water sports, and peaceful camping. 5. Becker Lake A catch-and-release trout lake near Springerville, known for its scenic beauty and calm atmosphere. 6. Reservation Lake A forested, picturesque lake in the White Mountains, perfect for fishing and boating. 7. Hawley Lake A high-altitude lake on the White Mountain Apache Reservation, offering excellent trout fishing. 8. Nelson Reservoir A small reservoir near Springerville, offering trout and bass fishing. These lakes enhance the outdoor lifestyle Apache County offers, whether youre into fishing, boating, camping, or simply relaxing by the water. ________________________________________ Hunting & Wildlife in Apache County Apache County is celebrated for its rich wildlife and unspoiled natural landscapes. Hunting opportunities include: Trophy Elk The White Mountains are internationally renowned for world-class elk hunting. Mule Deer & Antelope Track majestic mule deer or spot graceful pronghorn antelope. Wild Turkey & Black Bear Hunt wild turkey or pursue black bear in their natural habitats. Other Game Includes javelina, waterfowl, rabbit, squirrel, quail, and more.

PARCEL 107-04-118 SEE LIVE VIDEO - WALK THE LOT WITH US OWNER-FINANCED LAND ZERO PERCENT INTEREST NO QUALIFYING NO CREDIT CHECKS FINANCING OPTIONS Cash Price: $8,499 with $249 doc fee OR Financed Price: $244 month for 36 months with $699 due at signing (total financed price $9,483). Additional costs: $5/month note fee and $249 doc fee. Nestled in the serene landscapes of Concho, AZ, with easy access just north of Highway 61 and Highway 60, this enchanting vacant lot offers a unique opportunity to build your dream retreat surrounded by ancient juniper, cedar, and pine trees. Located in close proximity to Show Low, AZ, and the majestic White Mountains, the property boasts a tranquil atmosphere with access to breathtaking natural wonders and outdoor adventures. This lot presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking to embrace the peace of nature while enjoying legal off-grid living, low property taxes, convenient access to amenities, charming shopping experiences, prime hunting opportunities, and a climate that supports an active outdoor lifestyle. Dont miss your chance to create the ideal escape in this picturesque corner of Arizona! Key Features Location: Close to Show Low, AZ, the White Mountains, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, and Petrified Forest National Park. Recreation: Enjoy proximity to lakes, fishing, golf courses, and parks. Local Shopping: Show Low, AZ, offers a variety of stores ranging from small retailers to quaint boutiques. Additionally, local farmers markets and specialty shops provide fresh produce and unique goods. Dining: Show Low boasts a diverse culinary scene with a wide range of restaurants, cafs, and diners. Whether you're craving hearty Southwestern cuisine, international flavors, or a cozy, casual meal, theres something for everyone. Outdoor Activities: Apache County is ideal for legal off-grid living and homesteading. The area is known for its supportive regulations and vast, open spacesperfect for those pursuing self-sufficiency and a sustainable lifestyle. Low Property Taxes: Arizona has some of the lowest property tax rates in the U.S., making Concho a financially appealing place to invest in land. Climate: Enjoy a mild high-desert climate with over 280 sunny days per year. Summers are warm and dry, with average highs in the mid-80s to low-90s F. Winters are mild, with highs in the 40s to 50s Fan ideal escape from harsher climates. Wildlife & Hunting: Apache County is renowned for abundant wildlife and offers excellent elk and deer hunting opportunities in nearby national forests. Cultural Sites: Explore nearby ancient ruins including Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Casa Malpais, Chaco Canyon, and Monument Valley Tribal Park. Distances to Major Cities Phoenix, AZ Approximately 3.5 hours Flagstaff, AZ Approximately 2.5 hours Tucson, AZ Approximately 3.5 hours Gallup, NM Approximately 2 hours Albuquerque, NM Approximately 4 hours Las Vegas, NM Approximately 6 hours The Grand Canyon, AZ Approximately 4 hours Local Lakes Apache County is home to several scenic lakes offering recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, and enjoying the great outdoors. Notable lakes include: Fool Hollow Lake Near Show Low, popular for trout, bass, and catfish fishing; includes a campground and scenic pine forest surroundings. White Mountain Lakes Includes Rainbow Lake, Show Low Lake, and Scott Reservoir, ideal for fishing and boating amid stunning mountain scenery. Lyman Lake A large reservoir southeast of St. Johns, known for boating, fishing, camping, hiking, and picnicking. Big Lake Located in the White Mountains, known for trout fishing, water sports, and peaceful camping. Becker Lake A catch-and-release trout lake near Springerville, known for its scenic beauty and calm atmosphere. Reservation Lake A forested, picturesque lake in the White Mountains, perfect for fishing and boating. Hawley Lake A high-altitude lake on the White Mountain Apache Reservation, offering excellent trout fishing. Nelson Reservoir A small reservoir near Springerville, offering trout and bass fishing. These lakes enhance the outdoor lifestyle Apache County offers, whether youre into fishing, boating, camping, or simply relaxing by the water. Hunting & Wildlife in Apache County Apache County is celebrated for its rich wildlife and unspoiled natural landscapes. Hunting opportunities include: Trophy Elk The White Mountains are internationally renowned for world-class elk hunting. Mule Deer & Antelope Track majestic mule deer or spot graceful pronghorn antelope. Wild Turkey & Black Bear Hunt wild turkey or pursue black bear in their natural habitats. Other Game Includes javelina, waterfowl, rabbit, squirrel, quail, and more.

Discover the allure of Concho, Arizona, with this prime vacant lot offering breathtaking mountain vistas and boundless outdoor pursuits with Concho Lake just 5 minutes away. This 2.39-acres parcel, presents an ideal opportunity to construct a home in a tranquil setting, away from the bustling city. It is perfect for leisurely activities or simply basking in the serene waterscape. You can unwind amidst the scenic backdrop, have a leisurely picnic, or create cherished moments with loved ones. Power lines are 200 feet North. Zoned agricultural residential, this parcel is suitable for modular, mobile homes, or single-family dwellings within Apache County. regulations. Its not in wetlands, and with no HOA restrictions, it is a perfect place to create your dream home. This lot is conveniently located just 3 minutes from the highway, ensuring effortless commuting. Show Low is just 30 minutes away and offers you a wide range of necessities and services including schools, hospitals, grocery stores, gas stations, Ace, Walmart, Safeway, Napa auto parts, pharmacies, and regional airports. You will find an International Airport in Phoenix, 3 hours 36 minutes from the property. This property perfectly balances peaceful suburban living and proximity to urban amenities. There is plenty of room for you to construct your ideal home and pursue your hobbies. Or Choose Your Owner Financing Plan: $2,799 down, $319/month for 44 months $2,099 down, $299/month for 52 months $1,399 down, $289/month for 59 months Do you want your own custom plan? call or text us today to discuss how much you'd like to put down. There are NO Credit Checks. There is NO Prepayment Penalty, you can pay off the property at any time. Title is Free and Clear. You can easily secure this property today to start enjoying everything that Arizona has to offer. Call or Text us anytime to get started or learn more. Details Address: TBD Co Rd 5062, Concho, AZ 85924 Parcel Number: 201-27-037 Legal Description: Lot 1, Block 13, Concho Valley Unit One, according to Book 4 of Townsite Maps, page 19, records of Apache County, Arizona. County: Apache Size: 2.39 Acres Property Survey or Plat Map: Yes Power: Yes, 200 ft North along Indian Dr Water: Would be well Sewage: Would be septic Phone: Cell or Satellite Zoning: Agricultural Camping and RV: RVs are allowed for up to 12 months during active construction, provided the RV/camper has self-contained sanitary facilities Mobile Homes Allowed?: No Manufactured Homes Allowed?: Yes Site Built Homes Allowed?: Yes Minimum Square Footage: 800 sq feet HOA: None Flood Zone: Zone D - Undetermined Wetlands: No Access: Gravel road Annual Property Taxes: $38 General Elevation: 6,310 feet Terrain: Gentle Slope - Downhill Dimensions: 129 x 796 x 129 x 796 feet Conveyance: Warranty Deed Title: Free and Clear Google GPS Corner Coordinates (approximate) Nw: 34.459742, -109.639552 Ne: 34.459495, -109.639842 Sw: 34.458278, -109.6376 Se: 34.458017, -109.637889 Approximate Distance to Nearby Cities & Points of Interest 3 minutes to Az-61 6 minutes to Concho: Population 150 32 minutes to Show Low: Population 11,700 2 hours 15 minutes to Flagstaff: Population 78,000 3 hours 41 minutes to Phoenix: Population 1,730,000 3 hours 31 minutes to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Points Of Interest 1 hour 14 minutes to Petrified Forest National Park Activities at Petrified Forest National Park: camping, hiking, walking, mountain and road biking, overlanding, horseback riding. 21 minutes to Apache Sitgreaves National Forest Activities at Apache Sitgreaves National Forest: hiking, fishing, walking, mountain and road biking, camping, overlanding, off-roading. Are you a hunter or fisherman? Property is bordering Game Management Unit 3B and 2C in Region 1 Pinetop. Nearby game includes: elk, mule deer, black bear, antelope. Nearby fish includes: arctic grayling, German brown, Apache trout, cutthroat trout. Lots of nearby walking, hiking, and biking trails to choose from: Juniper Ridge Trail, Panorama Trail, Petroglyph Trail, Woodland Lake Outer Loop, Los Burros Trail, Los Cabellos Trail. Call or Text us anytime for questions or to learn more about how to purchase this property.

Ditch the restrictive HOAs and city noise for a lifestyle defined by freedom on this stunning 0.46-acre desert lot. Perfectly leveled and zoned Agricultural General, this property is a dream for "Freedom Seekers" ready to build a modern tiny home, cultivate a sustainable desert garden, or establish a permanent RV basecamp near US HWY-180. Located in the "Golden Circle" between Phoenix, Tucson, and Albuquerque, youre minutes from world-class wonders like the Petrified Forest and Meteor Crater. Whether you're a digital nomad seeking an off-grid sanctuary or a weekend warrior looking for a private campsite, this flat, buildable land offers the ultimate escape-hatch at a fraction of urban costs. Secure your slice of the Arizona sky and start living on your own terms today! PAYMENT INFO: Cash Price: $6,500 Owner Financing Terms: $75 Monthly For 48 Months Down Payment: $150 Doc Fee: $249 PROPERTY INFO: County: Apache State: AZ Size: 0.46- Acres Property Address: County Road N5458 Concho, Arizona 85924 APN: 204-11-237 COORDINATE NW: 34.606531, -109.634058 NE: 34.60653, -109.633333 SE: 34.606284, -109.633483 SW: 34.606272, -109.634105 COUNTY INFO: Zoning: Agricultural General. Camping: Camping is allowed with an RV for up to 14 days, if longer than 30 days, a septic system must be installed. RVs: You can have an RV but if you live in it longer than 30 days, it needs to be hooked to a septic system. Mobile Home: Mobile homes are not allowed but manufactured homes are. Age is restricted to 15 years or newer without an approved conditional use permit. Water: Well or cistern. Sewer/Septic: Need to install septic. Electric: Solar or Contact Navopache Electric Gas: Propane tanks

Discover this secluded acreage just outside of St. Johns, Arizona in Apache County: a high-desert parcel offering wide-open skies, expansive views, and genuine off-grid potential. With a gentle terrain, natural vegetation, and low-density surroundings, this property is ideal for a private escape, future build, or land-banking investment. Access is unpaved yet manageable, utilities are minimal (bringing your vision gives you the freedom to build on your terms), and the truly rural feeling gives you the chance to own a slice of Arizonas high country. Located at elevation, youll enjoy cooler summer evenings and starry nights. Whether youre looking for quiet recreation, a weekend getaway, or long-term value, this parcel delivers. Nearby Cities: Springerville, Arizona ~26 miles south of St. Johns. Eagar, Arizona ~27 miles south of St. Johns. Concho, Arizona ~14 miles west of St. Johns. Vernon, Arizona Close by, part of the surrounding rural community. Greer, Arizona A scenic mountain town within an hours drive. Cash Price: $8,499 with $249 doc fee OR Financed Price: $244 month for 36 months with $699 due at signing (total financed price $9,483). Additional costs: $5/month note fee and $249 doc fee.

Claim your piece of Arizonas high desert with this 0.51-acre lot in Apache County. Perfect for RVs, tiny homes, or a future homestead, this property gives you freedom, privacy, and natural beauty at an affordable $99/month for 36 months. If youve been dreaming of owning your own piece of Arizona, now is the perfect opportunity. This 0.51-acre lot in Apache County combines privacy, affordability, and freedom, making it ideal for a weekend getaway, future homesite, or a smart land investment. Situated in the serene, rural heart of Northeastern Arizona, the property offers sweeping views, stunning sunrises, and star-filled nights. Whether you want to build a tiny home, live off-grid, or simply park your RV and enjoy the desert under the stars, this lot gives you the flexibility to live life on your terms. With no HOA, low property taxes, and minimal restrictions, the possibilities are endless. The terrain is level and dotted with native grasses and desert shrubs, providing easy access and multiple potential build sites. Surrounded by untouched desert beauty, this property offers peace, scenic charm, and a true connection to nature. Apache County is renowned for its wide-open landscapes, clean air, and natural tranquility, yet local conveniences are never far away. Youll be a short drive from the town of St. Johns, where youll find essentials such as groceries, gas, schools, and medical services. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the abundance of nearby public lands, lakes, and forests. Enjoy hiking, fishing, stargazing, and off-roading at destinations like Lyman Lake State Park, the White Mountains, and the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. This location is also ideal for off-grid living. With Arizonas abundant sunshine, solar power is an excellent option. Water can be accessed via well or hauled in, and a septic system can be installed if you decide to build. Whether your vision includes a homestead, mobile home, cabin, or a peaceful weekend retreat, this lot provides a blank canvas full of possibilities. Whether youre looking to invest, escape the city, or create a tranquil retreat, this 0.51-acre parcel in Apache County delivers wide-open skies, natural beauty, and complete freedoman ideal place to slow down, breathe, and live life your way. Reach out today with any questions, were here to help you take the next step toward land ownership. Pricing Cash Price $2,799 Owner Finance $159 down then $99 for 36 months Closing Fee $249 Property Details APN: 204-11-516 Size: 0.51 Access Rd: N5672 & N5674 Legal Description: Green Valley Farms Unit 3 Lot 516 Tax: $5.12 GPS Coordinates Center 34.593278, -109.622472

Secure this 5-acre high desert property in Apache County with easy owner financing at just $279/month for 100 months. Imagine wide-open spaces, breathtaking sunrises, and endless blue skiesall your own, with no HOA, no city noise, and total freedom to build, grow, and explore. Discover the freedom of wide-open spaces, endless skies, and your very own piece of Arizona with this 5-acre parcel in Apache County. Nestled in the high desert, this property offers the perfect combination of privacy, natural beauty, and long-term potentialall at an affordable price. Wake up to stunning sunrises and end your day with breathtaking desert sunsets. Enjoy unobstructed mountain views and a serene, remote settingideal for off-grid living, a homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term land investment. Whether youre ready to build now or simply want to secure your spot in the American West, this 5-acre property offers flexibility and freedom. Zoned agricultural, the land provides countless possibilities: place a mobile or manufactured home, build a custom cabin, tiny home, or sustainable retreat. Grow your own food, keep livestock, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. With no HOA, no city noise, and no pressure, its just you, your land, and the open sky. Perfect for adventurers, investors, homesteaders, or weekend getaway seekers, this property gives you space to breathe, create, and dream. Land in Arizona is becoming increasingly sought after, making now an ideal time to claim your desert sanctuary. Dont miss your chance to own a slice of Arizonas natural beauty. Contact us today for maps, details, and simple, affordable financing options. Pricing Cash Price $23,750 Owner Finance $349 down then $279 for 100 months Closing Fee $249 Property Details APN: 204-30-005J Size: 5 Access Rd: North 30 ft and the South 20 ft Tax: $14.88 GPS Coordinates Center 34.821151, -109.51408

Land like this is getting harder to find in Apache County, especially with paved access and no HOA. If you’ve been waiting to own land but prices keep moving away from you, this is the kind of deal people regret skipping. This is a 1.68-acre parcel in Apache County, Arizona, near US-191, with direct access from a paved road. It is zoned Agricultural General, with no HOA, and no required timeline to build, which makes it a strong long-term hold for buyers who want to secure land now and decide later. Cash price is $6,497. Owner financing is available with $57 down, $117 per month for 60 months, plus a $10 monthly note fee. No credit checks. No banks. Important: this purchase is structured for long-term ownership. The property is intended to be used or developed after it is paid in full, subject to Apache County zoning and permitting. It is not offered for immediate living or RV use during the financing term. If you want to lock in affordable Arizona land before the next price jump, message or call now and I will send the exact location details and the next steps. APN: 207-27-803 Buyer Responsibility / Due Diligence: All information is provided for general reference only. Buyer is responsible for independently verifying zoning, boundaries, access, utilities, permits, taxes, and any intended use prior to purchase.

Welcome to Red Sky Ranch--a true Arizona escape where open space, quiet living, and endless potential come together. This sprawling 90-acre parcel offers the rare opportunity to own a large piece of the high desert, just about an hour from the historic town of St. Johns. Surrounded by wide-open skies and natural beauty, this property provides the perfect setting to create your personal retreat, working farm, or off-grid getaway. Zoned Agricultural/General, the land offers incredible flexibility for your vision. Imagine building a dream home with panoramic views, starting a sustainable homestead, or simply enjoying the freedom that comes with so much open space. With gravel road access maintained annually by the community HOA and the added benefit of access to community wells, this property is both practical and inviting for anyone seeking a rural lifestyle with key conveniences nearby. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape from the city or a solid real estate investment, Red Sky Ranch delivers. Here, you can live close to nature, soak up the Arizona sunshine, and still be within reach of the friendly small-town charm of St. Johns. This 90-acre oasis is ready for whatever you imagine next. One member of the selling LLC is a licensed real estate agent in the state of Arizona This property strikes the perfect balance between peaceful, off-the-grid living and easy access to the essentials. Located about an hour from St. Johns known as "The Town of Friendly Neighbors"--you'll find small-town charm, local shops, and everyday conveniences close by. Plus, you're just a short drive from several historic towns and some of Arizona's most stunning natural attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to love about this corner of northeastern Arizona. From the rolling high desert to nearby mountains, lakes, and canyons, there's no shortage of places to explore. Spend the day fishing or kayaking at Lyman Lake State Park, hiking through the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, or discovering the unique landscapes of Petrified Forest National Park. The region is also known for its incredible stargazing, abundant wildlife, and peaceful trails perfect for off-roading or horseback riding. Whether youre looking for quiet solitude or weekend adventures, this area offers endless ways to enjoy Arizona's great outdoors. Other Towns & Attractions include: City of St Johns about an hour Lyman Lake State Park a little more than an hour Town of Springerville about 1.5 hours City of Holbrook about 1.5 hours Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest about 1.5 hours Petrified Forest National Park about 1.5 hours City of Show Low just over 1.5 hours The Painted Desert about 2 hours Big Lake Recreation Area about 2.5 hours Meteor Crater National Landmark about 2.5 hours City of Flagstaff just under 3 hours Greater Phoenix Area about 5 hours Still have questions? Take a look at the property details below. You're welcome to drive out and visit the lot anytime. Contact us anytime for more information and to make this piece of land your own. We look forward to working with you! Down Payment: $19,500 Monthly Payment: varied based on term Term Length: varies County: Apache Size: 90 Acres Short Legal: Lot 227 in Red Sky Ranch, Phase 3 Zoning: Agricultural/General HOA/POA: Red Sky Ranch Terrain: both flat land, slight incline, Juniper trees abound Elevation: 6078 ft. Road Access: gravel road access via N7118/N7119 AZ Game & Fish Hunting Unit: 2A Electricity: none Sewer: septic needed Water: shared well Current Annual Taxes: $237.50 in 2024 Latitude: 34.810822 Longitude: -109.412697 Owner will carry; One member of the selling LLC is a licensed real estate agent in the state of Arizona

Break free from the routine and start shaping a lifestyle that actually feels like yours on this 1.04-acre high-desert blank slate. This isnt just a parcel its your personal launchpad for a tiny home build, off-grid hideaway, or regenerative garden where unplugging is a decision, not a sacrifice. Zoned Agriculture General, the land offers rare flexibility to build, bring an RV, or create a mobile workspace without jumping through hoops. Located minutes from the Petrified Forest and surrounded by iconic Route 66 character, this spot delivers wide-open skies, deep quiet, and a connection to real history. Land with this kind of freedom doesnt linger. Property Information Special Cash Price: $6,500 Terms: $250 Down + $250 Doc Fee, $125 Monthly For 24 Months PROPERTY INFO: County: Apache State: AZ Size: 1.04- Acres APN: 211-35-158 COORDINATE Center: 35.01837, -109.84043 NW: 35.018793, -109.840693 NE: 35.018798, -109.840194 SE: 35.017964, -109.840180 SW: 35.017960, -109.840680 COUNTY INFO: Zoning: Agricultural General. Camping: Camping is allowed with an RV for up to 14 days, if longer than 30 days, a septic system must be installed. RVs: You can have an RV but if you live in it longer than 30 days, it needs to be hooked to a septic system. Mobile Home: Mobile homes are not allowed but manufactured homes are. Age is restricted to 15 years or newer without an approved conditional use permit. A building permit is required. Water: Well or cistern. Contact Health Department at (928) 337-7607. Sewer/Septic: Need to install septic. Contact Health Department at (928) 337-7607. Electric: Solar or Contact Navopache Electric at 928-337-4414. Gas: Use Propane tanks.

Survey has been completed and is Photo #2, so now is the time to place your deposit to reserve this 60 acre parcel. Located just off Highway 191 only 6 miles to Sanders, this expansive Northern Arizona property has panoramic views and great access. BONUS: New road just cut in! **Up to 255 acres available. This unique property gives you gorgeous acreage with stunning mountain and canyon views along with level stretches of pasture and rolling hills of grass, sage and Juniper. Ideal for your dream ranch, whether it is horses, cows, goats, llamas or all of them. Plenty of room to build, have barns, corrals, garages, guest quarters, and so much more. The terrain is beautifully varied with rolling hills and trees, giving you your pick of ideal building sites. There are two small washes that span across the property that could make for great water source during monsoon season. As youll see in the photos and video, this land has a lot of character and plenty of privacy. The views are absolutely outstanding! With great access, you can easily get to Highway 191 (AZ 61) and I-40 (historic Route 66). Head out and spend your day fishing at Lyman Lake or exploring the natural wonder of the Petrified Forest. Witch Well Store is just south of you or head north to Sanders for a little small town charm and local eats. Surrounded by landscape views and vibrant Junipers, you have everything you need to live your off-grid dream! This property has NO owners association nor covenants. -No restrictions on dwelling size -You can build anything for residential purposes such as Single Family, Mobile or Manufactured home -Camping & RVs are okay as well (permits required for long-term stay, more than 30 days) Visiting the Property: We are not real estate agents and we actually own the properties we have for sale. We run a self-service setup which means you are welcome to go view the property on your schedule and at your leisure. We only ask that you do so during daylight hours. We have provided everything you need in the listing, including GPS coordinates of the four corners of the property and a Google Maps link so you can plug in directions to take you right to the property. Land id (formerly MapRight) is a great tool we provide to help you locate and walk the property. Its free to download and you do not need to register. When you are ready to visit the property, contact us and we will share the property map with you directly. Access to the property is right off Highway 191. Coming from Sanders, head south for 6 miles until you reach a turnoff to a frontage road where you will turn Right and keep going south. Take that about .2 miles and take a Right at the first road on an unnamed easement road. From there you will drive another .2 miles and take a Left turn at the second dirt road. Go south for about 1.3 miles. You will reach a T about .25 miles to a newly cut in easement road where you will continue south until you reach the northeastern border of the property. See the map photos for details on directions. I have included ACTUAL property photos as well as a video tour of the property. I have not visited this property yet but I have put everything I know about it in the details below. WHATS CLOSE? 6 miles to Dollar General, Gas & Post Office in Sanders 18 miles to Witch Well Store 36 miles to Petrified Forest National Park 1 hour to Lyman Lake State Park 1.5 hours to Walmart Supercenter in Taylor/Snowflake 2 hours to Flagstaff 3 hours to Albuquerque 4 hours to Phoenix PROPERTY DETAILS Size (Acres): 60.00 +/- General Location: US Highway 191/N7372, Sanders, AZ 86512 APN or Other ID: APN To Be Determined, Parcel 5 in Photo Subdivision: N/A Legal Description: Parcel 5, A Portion of land being located in the S 1/2 of Section 23, Township 20 North, Range 28 East, Apache County, Arizona Approx. GPS: 35.113288, -109.330601 35.110792, -109.330443 35.113273, -109.340150 35.110782, -109.340157 Property Type: Rural Land Land Use: Houses, tiny homes, THOWs, RVs, travel trailers, vanlife, camping, recreational uses, agricultural uses Zoning: General Agricultural, For more information, contact Apache County 928-337-7526 or visit their website POA: No Terrain: Varied General Elevation: Approx. 6,100 Power: Would be by generator, solar or wind. Phone: Mobile/Satellite/Alternative Water: Would need to drill well or use alternative system Sewer: Would need septic or alternative system Roads: Dirt, 4WD Recommended Title Info: Free & Clear Title, Conveyed from LG Solutions LLC Annual Property Taxes: Approx. $75 Doc Fee: Terms $499, Cash Responsibility of Buyer (To be closed through Pioneer Title)