Tree Filled 1.14 Ac Lot Apache County, Arizona
Payment Options
Payment Note(s)
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Description
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!
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
Property Information
Parcel Size
1.14
State
Arizona
County
Apache
Nearest Cities
Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tuscon, Grand Canyon, Gallup
Parcel Number
107-04-136
Address
n/a
Legal Description
Lot 982, Park Show Low Unit Three, according to the plat of record in the office of the Apache County Recorder, Arizona, in Book 2 of Townsite Maps, page 60.
Features
Acres
1.14
County
Apache
Subdivision
Exists
Access
Physical Access
Power
Solar – Off Grid
Water
Well – Not Installed
Heating
Solar – Not on site
Coordinates
34.370835, -109.773955
Zoning
0013-VL-RES-RURAL-SUBDIVIDED
Elevation
6,500 ft
Purchase Information/Fees
$249
Document Fee
A additional one time fee of $249 is required to finance the property. This covers the cost of mobile notary and filing of the deed upon final payment.
$5
Note Fee
An additional fee of $5 per month is added to the monthly payment for the costs of servicing the loan.
Payment Forms Accepted
Credit/Debit Card, ACH Zelle, Check
Nearby Attractions/City
Nearby Attractions
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.