Apache County, Arizona Land For Sale (217 results)

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 $39,900 with $3,990 down, $378 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

Excellent road access, power very nearby! Just 25 min to groceries (Show Low), with no HOA! Tiny homes and RVs are allowed here FULL TIME if you install a septic tank! Close to the gorgeous White Mountain area with plenty of national forests, lakes, hunting, fishing, and skiing. Apache County is one of the more relaxed counties in Arizona, making it a prime choice for off-grid homesteading. No Document Prep Fees! Listing price is all inclusive. APN (PARCEL NUMBER): Click on "Property Website" for parcel details SUBDIVISION: Show Low Pines HOA: None PROPERTY TAXES: About $8 per year. ZONING: "General Agricultural". This is the least restrictive type of zoning that allows you to do pretty much any type of reasonable use. RV FRIENDLY: Yes, you can live in an RV in rural Apache County if you install a septic system. (The county will issue you a permit for this if you request one.) INTERNET: Starlink, satellite internet, or hotspot. CELL SERVICE: Coverage is decent in most of this area but WiFi calling is recommended for better signal. CLOSEST TOWNS: Show Low (25 min), St Johns (35 min), Springerville (40 min), Holbrook (1 hr) ROAD ACCESS: Yes, there is an established dirt road to the property. SEWAGE: Septic (buyer to install if needed). WATER: Either a private well, or rain catchment with cisterns. For wells, costs depend on drilling depth. Local drilling companies can give you a general estimate based on nearby well depths and explain the permitting process. POWER: Power is right nearby the property. Solar is also a cost effective solution to set up in this area. If you would like to inquire about the cost of connecting power lines you can visit navopache.org for details. SURVEYED: No, buyer can choose to complete survey if desired. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS: Alpine, Sunrise Ski Park, Apache National Forest, Gila National Forest, Big Lake... DEED TYPE: Special Warranty Deed DOCUMENT PREP FEE: None

River Springs Ranch 36.28 Acres | Off-Grid High-Country Retreat Pricing: Cash $37,000 Set on 36.28 beautiful acres six miles southeast of St. Johns in Apache County, this secluded ranch tract blends rolling hills, rain-cut arroyos, and open grassy meadows dotted with evergreen juniper. At roughly 6,100 feet, the air is clean and crisp, and the four-season climate is famously workable mild winters, abundant sunshine, and comfortably warm summers that cool further with the afternoon monsoon breezes. Access is straightforward: from St. Johns you'll travel maintained roads, then county-recorded dirt easements the last few miles to the property. Two road fronts provide excellent ingress to interior building and RV sites. The southwest rises offer prime cabin or RV sites, with elevated, tree-covered knolls providing spectacular 360-degree views, excellent solar exposure, and wide-open skies for incredible stargazing at night. The acreage itself is a pleasing mix of evergreen woodland and roughly 20 acres of central meadow ideal for horses, small orchards, gardens, or simply open space for views and wildlife watching. Soils are fine, tillable sandy loam that local growers use for apples, cherries, plums, pears, vegetables, and summer corn. Native grasses are nutrient-rich and largely free of surface rock, making grazing straightforward. Water is excellent in this part of the county. The parcel sits over the broad Coconino Sandstone aquifer; area well depths are generally economical, and windmill pumping is common. (As always, verify well and water-rights specifics with ADWR and your well driller.) Power here is typically by solar; the sun exposure makes off-grid systems practical. Privacy is a standout: the east boundary adjoins 640 acres of State Trust land, with another 640 acres of State land along the southern expansive natural backdrop that keeps the setting quiet and open. Zoning allows residential, recreational, and agricultural uses; camp or RV at your discretion and bring the livestock if you wish. Everyday needs are close by in St. Johns Apache County historic pioneer seat where you'll find groceries, hardware, auto parts, banks, restaurants, schools, and churches. Lyman Lake State Park, about ten minutes south of town, adds weekend boating, fishing, and hiking to the mix. Call Robert Mills 602-510-2948 or First United Realty 602-264-0000 to walk this property (and similar nearby tracts) and to review maps, access details, and well resources.

Are you done with "normal"? If you’re a nomad, a dreamer, or a seeker of silence, your off-grid sanctuary is waiting for you in Sanders, AZ and the cost of living actually makes sense! Easy Seller Financing available at $235/Month. This isn't just a plot of dirt, you'll be staying under an hour from Holbrook city and the stunning Fool Hollow Lake. Spend your mornings at Fool Hollow Lake (swimming, kayaking, fishing) and your nights under a Milky Way you have to see to believe. With no HOA fees and incredibly low monthly payments, your retirement goes further here. For just $235/month or $11,500 cash, you can secure your own piece of the Arizona desert and create a lifestyle centered around freedom, privacy, and peace. You’re already approved for easy seller financing No credit checks No HOA Use the land right away You’ve worked hard enough. Now, it’s time to live for you. Call or text (475) 209-2150 today for a friendly chat about your future property. Pricing Info Price: $400 down, $235 a month x 60 months Cash: $11,500 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)

Camp Now, Build Later! 37.8 Acres with Trailer, Shed & Seller Financing Escape to the beauty of Northern Arizona with this outstanding 37.8-acre parcel in Sierra Mountain Ranch. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, recreational retreat, horse property, or future off-grid homestead, this property offers incredible value and plenty of room to make your vision a reality. The seller is including a clean tent trailer that sleeps up to five people and a Tuff Shed, giving you immediate use and added value from day one. Bring your family, friends, horses, and outdoor toys and start enjoying the land right away. Situated at approximately 6,000 feet elevation, you'll appreciate the cooler summer temperatures, mild winters, fresh mountain air, and breathtaking panoramic views. The area is known for its dark night skies, providing some of the best stargazing opportunities in Arizona. Maintained roads offer easy year-round access, and convenient community well access is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The land offers plenty of space for gardening, camping, RV use, horseback riding, or building your dream off-grid cabin or ranch. Wildlife is abundant throughout the area, with elk, deer, antelope, and other native species frequently seen roaming the countryside. Located just a short drive from town for supplies, fuel, dining, and other necessities, this property provides the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. With seller financing available and valuable improvements included, this is an exceptional opportunity to own your own piece of Arizona's high country. Come experience the peace, freedom, and endless possibilities that Sierra Mountain Ranch has to offer. Don't miss this great buy! CALL FIRST UNITED REALTY 602-264-0000 FOR MORE INFORMATION!

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

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.

Escape to the Peaceful High Desert of Northeastern Arizona Discover the serene beauty and endless skies of Arizona’s high desert with this 4.51-acre property in Apache County, just minutes from Chambers and about 7 miles from Navajo. Offering level terrain, agricultural zoning, and off-grid utility options, this land is the perfect setting for your private homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term investment. Enjoy total freedom with no HOA restrictions and flexible land-use allowances for RVs and camping, live, play, or invest on your own terms. Whether you’re seeking an off-grid lifestyle, a quiet weekend getaway, or a place to build your desert escape, this property provides the ideal foundation for your vision. Property Details Address: Chambers, AZ 86502 Terrain: Level – easy to build or camp on Access: N7415 Road Zoning: Agricultural HOA/POA: None Approx. Coordinates: 34.94634, -109.40112 Utilities Power: Off-grid – solar or alternative energy sources Water: Haul water or install a future well Sewer: Septic or alternative waste system Gas: Off-grid – propane or fuel ? Buyer to verify all information Highlights & Features 4.51 acres of level, open land in Arizona’s peaceful high desert No HOA – total freedom to use your land your way Flexible use – great for RVs, camping, or small-scale agriculture Convenient access via N7415 Road Expansive views, colorful sunsets, and clear night skies perfect for stargazing Building & Usage Opportunities RVs Allowed: One RV may be placed once per calendar year for up to 30 consecutive days without a permit; longer stays allowed with an RV Dwelling Permit. Camping: Allowed for up to 30 consecutive days with a free Camping Permit from Apache County’s Community Development Department. Mobile/Manufactured Homes: Mobile homes are prohibited; manufactured homes 15 years old or newer are permitted. Nearby Amenities & Attractions Closest Towns: Navajo (~7 miles), Chambers (nearby), Holbrook (~45 minutes) Outdoor Recreation: Hiking, off-roading, camping, and stargazing under Arizona’s vast desert skies Nearby Landmarks: Petrified Forest National Park, Painted Desert, and Navajo Nation cultural sites Natural Features & Climate Average Annual Precipitation: ~11 inches of rain / 5.2 inches of snow Average Temperatures: Winter ~24.8°F / Summer ~85°F Scenery: Wide-open desert plains, colorful sunsets, and endless blue skies Buyer Benefits No HOA – complete freedom and flexibility Affordable acreage in a peaceful rural area Ideal for off-grid living, recreation, or long-term investment Versatile agricultural zoning supports multiple land uses Make This Arizona Acreage Yours Own a 4.51-acre slice of Arizona’s high desert near Chambers, offering privacy, accessibility, and incredible natural beauty. Whether you plan to build, camp, or simply enjoy the open skies, this property is your opportunity to create a peaceful desert retreat of your own.

Are you looking for a private land with easy legal access, that is only minutes to I-40, Sanders, Chambers, and the Petrified National Forest? Well, you have found it! And at 44-acres you will never run out of space. You can bring the whole family! Apache County is one of the easiest places to camp and live off grid and has very few restrictions. At 6000 ft elevation this part of Arizona is much cooler than most of the state and even gets light snowfall in the winter. The area also features world class hunting, fishing, off roading, hiking, biking, parks, and sightseeing. Off gridders, campers, hunters and outdoors people this is the spot for you! Property Overview Address: Apache, AZ 85936 Terrain: Level land Access: Dirt/Gravel road Coor: 34.7817, -109.4063 POA: Yes, POA: Red Sky Ranch Property Owners Association - $184/year Property Highlights Expansive 44 acres – room for family, recreation, or future development Easy legal access with close proximity to I-40 Cooler high-desert climate with light winter snowfall Community well access for water hauling, or option to drill your own well RVs and camping permitted Mobile: Mobile homes allowed Utilities & Infrastructure Power: Solar or alternative (Arizona Public Services Co 928-288-3381) Water: The property has access to the community well for water hauling, unless you would like to drill your own well. Septic: Septic or alternative system Gas: Solar panels, propane gas, wind and traditional gas generators (Griffin's Propane Inc 928-532-6665) Access: Maintained dirt/gravel road Nearby Amenities & Attractions Minutes to I-40 for easy travel Close to Sanders and Chambers for basic essentials Near Petrified Forest National Park for hiking and sightseeing Excellent hunting and fishing opportunities throughout the region Off-roading, ATV trails, biking, and wide-open exploration Parks and scenic desert landscapes in every direction Natural Features Level terrain ideal for building or camping High-desert vegetation and expansive views Average annual precipitation: 11 inches of rain / 8 inches of snow Average temperatures: 30°F (winter) / 70°F (summer) Cooler climate compared to lower desert regions Buyer Perks Guaranteed seller financing with low down payment No credit check required Buyer to verify all information. Why This Land? Because true independence still exists in places like this. With 44 acres of usable land, cooler temperatures, and flexible use options, this Apache County property delivers privacy, freedom, and long-term value under Arizona’s endless sky. Affordable acreage with this much space and flexibility doesn’t last long. Contact us today to make this 44-acre Arizona retreat yours!

Presenting... HUGE 2.02 ACRES OF LAND! (Yes, Two Perfect 1.01-acre Lots Side by Side!) This is: Two Prime Properties That Work As One Double The Space For Your Plans Connected Lots Ready For Anything A Legacy Already Multiplied People are rushing to grab connected lots because: They're Incredibly Rare Prices Keep Rising Development Is Coming Once Split, They're Gone Forever Yes! I Want These 2 Adjacent Lands Right Now And heres why its special: Dirt roads Wide-open Arizona views greet you every morning. Dead-flat ground, zero grading needed. City of Sanders is minutes away school, Family Dollar, gas, restaurants, post office. Many amenities, including a school, restaurants, are just around the corner Here's the Deal Down Payment: Just $99 Monthly Payment: $249 A small monthly $10 note fee Terms: 55 months Property Tax: Only $12/year Document Fee: $100 one-time Here we have another finance option: Down Payment: Just $99 Monthly Payment: $199 A small monthly $10 note fee Terms: 75 months Property Tax: Only $12/year Document Fee: $100 one-time Pay The Downpayment = This Adjacent Land Is Yours Want to buy at the full cash price? Just pay $8,995 and get your land right now Right now, connected lots are vanishing from Apache County. Why? Because smart buyers know their true value. P.S. Protected by our 30-day guarantee But connected lots are our rarest offering Contact now and secure your double lot today! APN: 207-52-006 and 207-52-007

1.01 Acres , Apache County, AZ , Residential Zoning , Near US Highway 191 , Minutes From Chambers , $149 Down , Mobile and Manufactured Homes Allowed , No HOA , 30-Day Guarantee This 1.01 acres in Apache County, Arizona is for one specific type of person. Someone who is done renting. Someone who wants land they can actually do something with. Someone who does not need a bank telling them what to build or when to build it. If that is you this lot is ready right now. Who this land is perfect for: The Done Renting Buyer — You want something with your name on the deed. This lot is zoned residential, meaning you can place a mobile home, manufactured home, or build a site-built home. The Weekend Escape Buyer — Park your camper on it this weekend and say this is mine. Wide open Arizona high desert. Zero neighbors crowd you. The Patient Investor — Hold it. Watch the area fill in around it. Sell for more when the time is right. Flat, dead-level ground with zero grading needed means low development costs whenever you are ready. Here is exactly what this land offers: Zoning: Residential — site built homes, mobile homes, and manufactured homes all allowed Buildable: Yes Road Access: Dirt road — sits close to US Highway 191 HOA: None Flat dead level ground — zero grading needed Wide open Arizona high desert views every morning Chambers just minutes away — school, Family Dollar, gas stations, restaurants, post office Two simple ways to own it: Option 1 — Owner Financing: Down Payment: Just $149 Monthly Payment: $135 Monthly Note Fee: $10 Terms: 48 months Annual Property Tax: $6/year Document Fee: $100 one-time Here we have another finance option: Option 2 — Owner Financing: Down Payment: Just $149 Monthly Payment: $99 Monthly Note Fee: $10 Terms: 70 months Annual Property Tax: $6/year Document Fee: $100 one-time Option 3 — Cash: Pay just $4,595 cash and own it outright today. No monthly payments. Done forever. Yours. 30-day money-back guarantee. Zero risk. Every dollar back if you are not happy. APN: 207-52-006

Pull in. Level up. Stay as long as you want. No one is going to knock on your door Sunday morning and tell you checkout is at noon. This is 2.08 acres of Arizona high desert two adjoining 1.04-acre lots in Concho Valley designed for exactly one thing: the RV lifestyle done right. Open terrain, gentle slope, county-maintained road access via County Road 5076, and enough combined acreage to pull through cleanly, position your rig exactly where you want it, and build the outdoor living space around it that commercial parks have never let you have. At 6,355 feet on the Colorado Plateau, you are above the desert heat that makes low-elevation Arizona RV living miserable four months a year. And at $37.28 a year in property taxes, you are paying less annually to hold this land than most RV parks charge for a single weekend. This is your permanent pull-through pad. No reservations. No site fees. No rules. Yours. ===Built for the Pull-Through Setup== Two side-by-side 1.04-acre parcels give you the footprint that makes a real RV property work. Pull straight through on one lot no tight corners, no backing into a cramped site, no maneuvering around other rigs. Leave your tow vehicle or toad unhooked on solid ground while your rig stays positioned exactly where you set it. The second lot is entirely yours to configure around the rig. Outdoor kitchen area off the door side. Fire pit and seating at the rear. A shade structure over your slide-out patio. Gear and equipment storage separate from your living space. A workshop bay for oil changes, tire work, and generator service without time limits or service center costs. The 2.08-acre combined footprint gives you room for all of it while the property still feels open not crowded, not cramped, not like you are parked six feet from a neighbor's awning. County Road 5076 brings you in on a county-maintained dirt road flat, open approach with no tight turns or blind corners to wrestle a big rig through. This is an approach that works for Class A coaches, fifth wheels, and toy haulers alike. ===The Elevation Advantage Why 6,355 Feet Changes the RV Equation=== Low-desert Arizona RV living has a fundamental problem: four to five months of the year it is simply too hot to live in. Phoenix averages 115F in July. Running AC constantly means shore power costs or generator fuel around the clock, sleeping in a metal box that never fully cools overnight, and losing the outdoor living that makes RV ownership worthwhile in the first place. That is not freedom. That is just surviving somewhere cheaper. At 6,355 feet in Concho Valley, summer highs run in the comfortable 80s with evenings dropping into the 50s. Windows open at night. Sit outside after dinner. Run your solar setup without the punishing AC draw that kills battery banks in the low desert. The slide-out patio, the fire pit, the outdoor kitchen they are all actually usable here during the months when low-desert RVers are hiding indoors or driving north to escape. For snowbirds working the seasonal circuit, Concho Valley at this elevation delivers mild, comfortable winters occasional frost, rare light snow, consistently sunny days without attaching a brutal summer to the same address. You get the best of Arizona's climate without the worst of it. At night, the dark sky quality at this elevation and rural location is exceptional. The Milky Way is visible on clear nights. Meteor showers are genuine events. For full-timers who have spent years parked under the orange glow of RV resort security lighting, the night sky here is one of the first things that surprises people and one of the last things they want to give up. ===Off-Grid Energy Power Your Rig on Your Own Terms=== Most parcels in Concho Valley Unit 2 are off-grid, and for a serious RV setup this is an advantage, not a limitation. At 6,355 feet on the Arizona Colorado Plateau, this property sits in an exceptional solar generation zone. Apache County Agricultural Residential zoning fully permits solar panel arrays, complete off-grid electrical systems, and small residential-scale wind generators. Build toward the setup serious full-timers plan for: a solar array sized to your actual consumption, a battery bank that carries overnight loads without running the generator, and the freedom from shore power hookups and park electrical fees that charge by the kilowatt. This is the energy independence that transforms full-time RV living no more planning your day around generator quiet hours, no more calculating how much AC you can run before the park charges an overage. Starlink has made this rural location fully remote-work compatible as well. No HOA restrictions on dish installation. The solar potential to power a complete work and living setup. This is a genuine full-time basecamp, not just a weekend escape. For owners who prefer conventional power, grid connection is available through Navopache Electric at (928) 337-4414. ===Water on Your Own Property=== No municipal water in this area standard for Concho Valley and fully manageable. Well drilling is permitted through the Arizona Department of Water Resources; average depths in the area run 150 to 350 feet. Contact Apache County Health Department at (928) 337-7607 for permit guidance. Water tanks and cisterns are legal and widely used throughout Concho Valley many RV landowners establish a holding tank setup immediately after purchase for water security during visits and extended stays while longer-term infrastructure is planned. Rainwater collection is legal in Arizona and increasingly practical as a supplemental source. For full-timers who already manage water as part of daily life, these are familiar options. The difference is you are managing your own supply on your own land not depending on a park's aging hookup system or paying fill station rates. Septic installation is required for any permanent wastewater system or full-time RV Dwelling Permit. Contact Apache County Health Department at (928) 337-7607 for current requirements. ===Build Around the Rig At Your Own Pace=== Agricultural Residential zoning permits accessory buildings covered storage structures, workshops, shade canopies, carports, and outdoor living infrastructure with no county deadline to build. Start with a storage shed for gear and equipment. Add a workshop bay. Put up a shade structure over the outdoor kitchen area. Or keep the property entirely rig-based indefinitely and develop on your own timeline. The zoning supports both approaches without imposing a schedule. The two-lot structure also builds long-term flexibility directly into the purchase. Hold both lots together as your full 2.08-acre basecamp. Sell one lot separately later if your plans change flat, road-accessible 1-acre lots in an established Apache County subdivision have a clear resale market. Develop the two lots differently over time. The optionality is real from day one. ===Recreation Within Range=== Concho Lake 15 Minutes. Year-round warm-water fishing and wildlife watching a short drive from your pad. Morning fishing before the heat builds, evening bird watching from the shore practical everyday outdoor access that makes a permanent basecamp genuinely rewarding to own. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest 45 Minutes. Nearly two million acres of ATV routes, hiking trails at every level, world-class elk hunting in some of Arizona's best big game units, and alpine lakes for trout fishing all within day-trip range of your rig. Show Low 37 Minutes. Full services: grocery, hardware, outdoor outfitters, Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center, and White Mountain Regional Airport for owners who fly in and out for extended stays. St. Johns 30 Minutes. Apache County seat. Fuel, grocery, medical. Practical for supply runs and county business. Petrified Forest National Park and the Painted Desert Under 1 Hour. A morning day trip from your rig. One of the Southwest's most underrated destinations and close enough to run on a whim. Four Corners Day Trips. Mesa Verde. Canyon de Chelly. Monument Valley. Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Your eastern Arizona basecamp makes the entire Four Corners region accessible for weekend hub-and-spoke runs exactly the way the RV lifestyle is supposed to work. Holbrook and Interstate 40 1 Hour. I-40 access for owners arriving from California, Nevada, or points west. ===Wildlife and Environment=== Pronghorn antelope range across the open grasslands of Concho Valley the fastest land animal in North America and a common sight from your lot when a herd crosses the plateau terrain. Mule deer move through the transition zones between open desert and juniper scrub. Elk in the broader Apache County region support some of Arizona's best big game hunting in nearby national forest units. Raptors red-tailed hawks, ferruginous hawks, golden eagles hunt the open terrain visible from your rig. Summer monsoon wildflower displays in late July and August transform the landscape entirely. ===Property Details=== Total Size: 2.08 acres Lot Configuration: Two adjoining 1.04-acre parcels APNs: 201-28-122 & 201-28-071 Legal Description: Concho Valley Unit 2, Block 41, Apache County, AZ GPS Center: 34.437148, -109.608426 Elevation: 6,355 ft Terrain: Gently sloping high desert open pull-through approach Road Access: County Road 5076 county-maintained dirt road Zoning: Agricultural Residential (AR) Permitted Uses: Full-time RV living, camping, accessory buildings, solar, wind HOA: None Annual Taxes: $37.28 (2024) Electric: Off-grid; Navopache Electric grid connection available (928) 337-4414 Water: Well drilling, cistern, or rainwater collection all permitted ===Why This Property Works for Serious RV Living=== Open pull-through terrain flat approach on CR 5076, no tight corners for large rigs or fifth wheels Two adjoining lots primary rig pad plus full outdoor living zone, with room for guest rigs alongside 6,355 ft eleva

DEAL OF THE WEEK | 1-WEEK FLASH SALE (ENDS THIS FRIDAY!) CAMP | RV | BUILD | OFF-GRID FREEDOM Looking for your own personal desert getaway? Whether you want to pitch a tent under the stars, park your RV for a weekend escape, or build your dream off-grid cabin, these 6 adjoining acres give you total freedom to use the land your way! For 1 week only, secure your choice of 2, 3, 4, or all 6 adjoining parcels with owner-financing starting at just $5 down per property! PROPERTY GPS COORDINATES: Lot 1: 34.365130, -109.594642 Lot 2: 34.365410, -109.594988 Lot 3: 34.365691, -109.595334 Lot 4: 34.366002, -109.595651 Lot 5: 34.366236, -109.595987 Lot 6: 34.366266, -109.596437 WHY THIS LAND IS PERFECT FOR YOU: Camp & RV Friendly: Bring your camper, RV, or tent—ideal for weekend trips and outdoor recreation. Build-Ready Potential: Ideal space for off-grid homes, cabins, tiny houses, or solar setups. 6 Adjoining Acres: Buy multiple lots side-by-side for extra privacy, space, or family land sharing. SPECIAL TIERED BUNDLE PRICING: BUY 2 PROPERTIES: $10 Down / prop | $199 Closing / prop | $165 / month / prop BUY 3 PROPERTIES: $10 Down / prop | $189 Closing / prop | $165 / month / prop BUY 4 PROPERTIES: $5 Down / prop | $179 Closing / prop | $165 / month / prop BUY ALL 6 (BEST VALUE): $5 Down / prop | $169 Closing / prop | $165 / month / prop (Pricing applies per individual property). HURRY—THIS OFFER EXPIRES THIS FRIDAY! Don't miss out on low down payments and discounted closing fees. Message us right now or call to lock in your parcels before Friday!

Escape from the city to the country! Discover beautifully treed homesites surrounded by ponderosa pines and native juniper in Arizona’s White Mountains. Discover ‘Elk Shadows’ in Vernon, Arizona! Great project opportunity for a developer/builder, perfect property for cabins, rv sites/mountain retreat, or full time home! Just 15–18 minutes from Show Low/Pinetop and about 1 mile from Apache-Sitgreaves National forest, this quiet rural setting puts you close to year-round recreation including skiing, camping, golf, ATV/dirt biking, horseback riding, and nationally known elk hunting. This private, treed lot has 3 homesites with nice roads, underground power and water to the lot line. 27 acres- 3 lots with shared well access and power to each lot (10 acre, 10 acre, and 7 acre) Could be bought as a 10 acre or a 17 acre as well. $20,000 per acre with owner financing with terms or $18,000 per acre cash.

PARCEL 206-13-218 CASH PRICE : $17,000 + $249 doc. fee OR FINANCED PRICE: $899 Down Payment Approximately $445 a month for 40 months. ($5/month note fee and $249 doc fee) No HOA or Subdivision CCRs! No HOA or POA fees. PRIME 13.98 AC TREE FILLED LOT. EASY ACCESS & RV LIVING ALLOWED !! We offer owner financing at zero percent interest, with no credit checks and no qualifying required. Property taxes are extremely low yearly taxes for a 5-acre lot in this area are approximately $15 per year. Apache County is well known for its legal off-grid living, homesteading, solitude, and beautiful scenery and wildlife. At an elevation of 6,500 ft, the weather is mild and sunny for most of the year. Imagine a place where freedom knows no bounds and the views stretch on forever. This beautiful property is your blank canvas for: Off-grid living An epic recreational retreat A tiny home A shed conversion A manufactured or mobile home A container home Apache County also allows off-grid RV living. Say goodbye to HOAs and restrictive CCRs! Here, you'll discover ultimate privacy, easy legal and physical access, and lush Juniper and Pion Pine trees offering a serene backdrop for your new project. Whether you're dreaming of sustainable living, outdoor adventures like hiking, camping, or off-roading, or simply a peaceful place to call your own, this is it. While supremely private, you're still only about a 35-minute drive to Sanders for essentials and approximately 45 minutes to the charming small town of St. Johns for shopping, dining, and local events. Seize This Rare Opportunity for Affordable Land with Space, Versatility, and Unparalleled Freedom! Approximate Distances: Historic Flagstaff, AZ 2 hours Phoenix, AZ 4 hours Tucson, AZ 5 hours Gallup, NM 1 hour Albuquerque, NM 3 hours Las Vegas, NV 6 hours Laughlin, NV & the Colorado River 5 hours Moab, UT 5 hours Things to Do in Apache County: Explore the Heart of the Southwest! Imagine a place where ancient history meets breathtaking natural beauty, a land waiting to be explored. This vibrant region offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those seeking a connection to culture, stunning landscapes, and outdoor adventure. Canyon de Chelly National Monument: A Timeless Masterpiece Step back in time at Canyon de Chelly, nestled within the Navajo Nation. This isn't just a view, it's an experience. Explore ancient ruins carved into dramatic sandstone cliffs and immerse yourself in centuries of history. Take a guided jeep tour with local Navajo guides to truly understand the stories held within these sacred lands. Don't miss the iconic White House Overlook for a panorama that will take your breath away. Petrified Forest National Park: Natures Art Gallery Just a short drive away, Petrified Forest National Park invites you to witness a landscape unlike any other. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors in the Painted Desert and wander among ancient fossilized trees turned to stone. Scenic drives and easy trails make exploring this geological wonder simple and accessible. Monument Valley: Iconic Beauty, Unforgettable Sunsets Experience the quintessential Southwest at Monument Valley, where towering rock formations create an unforgettable silhouette against the sky. A guided jeep tourespecially at sunrise or sunset is more than just sightseeing: it's an immersion into Navajo culture and the grandeur of the American West. A Hunters Haven: Diverse Game & Pristine Wilderness Apache County is renowned for its abundant wildlife and vast, unspoiled landscapes. Whether you're into big game or small, this region delivers: Trophy Elk: The White Mountains are globally recognized for world-class elk hunting. Mule Deer & Antelope: Track majestic mule deer or spot graceful pronghorn antelope. Wild Turkey & Bear: Hunt wild turkey or pursue black bear in natural habitats. Lakes & Water Recreation Apache County boasts beautiful high-country lakes, perfect for year-round enjoyment: Lyman Lake State Park: The largest lake in the White Mountains; enjoy power boating, swimming, fishing, and camping. Big Lake: Famous for trophy trout fishing, surrounded by the Apache Sitgreaves National Forests. Luna Lake: Near Alpine, ideal for fly-fishing and peaceful nature retreats.

PARCEL NUMBER 206-12-025 CASH PRICE : $10,500 + $249 doc fee OR FINANCED PRICE: $699 Down Payment Approximately $320 a month for 36 months. ($5/month note fee and $249 doc fee) No HOA or Subdivision CCRs! No HOA or POA fees. PRIME 4.44 AC TREE FILLED LOT. EASY ACCESS & RV LIVING ALLOWED !! We offer owner financing at zero percent interest, with no credit checks and no qualifying required. Property taxes are extremely low yearly taxes for a 5-acre lot in this area are approximately $15 per year. Apache County is well known for its legal off-grid living, homesteading, solitude, and beautiful scenery and wildlife. At an elevation of 6,500 ft, the weather is mild and sunny for most of the year. Imagine a place where freedom knows no bounds and the views stretch on forever. This beautiful property is your blank canvas for: Off-grid living An epic recreational retreat A tiny home A shed conversion A manufactured or mobile home A container home Apache County also allows off-grid RV living. Say goodbye to HOAs and restrictive CCRs! Here, you'll discover ultimate privacy, easy legal and physical access, and lush Juniper and Pion Pine trees offering a serene backdrop for your new project. Whether you're dreaming of sustainable living, outdoor adventures like hiking, camping, or off-roading, or simply a peaceful place to call your own, this is it. While supremely private, you're still only about a 35-minute drive to Sanders for essentials and approximately 45 minutes to the charming small town of St. Johns for shopping, dining, and local events. Seize This Rare Opportunity for Affordable Land with Space, Versatility, and Unparalleled Freedom! Approximate Distances: Historic Flagstaff, AZ 2 hours Phoenix, AZ 4 hours Tucson, AZ 5 hours Gallup, NM 1 hour Albuquerque, NM 3 hours Las Vegas, NV 6 hours Laughlin, NV & the Colorado River 5 hours Moab, UT 5 hours Things to Do in Apache County: Explore the Heart of the Southwest! Imagine a place where ancient history meets breathtaking natural beauty, a land waiting to be explored. This vibrant region offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those seeking a connection to culture, stunning landscapes, and outdoor adventure. Canyon de Chelly National Monument: A Timeless Masterpiece Step back in time at Canyon de Chelly, nestled within the Navajo Nation. This isn't just a view, it's an experience. Explore ancient ruins carved into dramatic sandstone cliffs and immerse yourself in centuries of history. Take a guided jeep tour with local Navajo guides to truly understand the stories held within these sacred lands. Don't miss the iconic White House Overlook for a panorama that will take your breath away. Petrified Forest National Park: Natures Art Gallery Just a short drive away, Petrified Forest National Park invites you to witness a landscape unlike any other. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors in the Painted Desert and wander among ancient fossilized trees turned to stone. Scenic drives and easy trails make exploring this geological wonder simple and accessible. Monument Valley: Iconic Beauty, Unforgettable Sunsets Experience the quintessential Southwest at Monument Valley, where towering rock formations create an unforgettable silhouette against the sky. A guided jeep tourespecially at sunrise or sunset is more than just sightseeing: it's an immersion into Navajo culture and the grandeur of the American West. A Hunters Haven: Diverse Game & Pristine Wilderness Apache County is renowned for its abundant wildlife and vast, unspoiled landscapes. Whether you're into big game or small, this region delivers: Trophy Elk: The White Mountains are globally recognized for world-class elk hunting. Mule Deer & Antelope: Track majestic mule deer or spot graceful pronghorn antelope. Wild Turkey & Bear: Hunt wild turkey or pursue black bear in natural habitats. Lakes & Water Recreation Apache County boasts beautiful high-country lakes, perfect for year-round enjoyment: Lyman Lake State Park: The largest lake in the White Mountains; enjoy power boating, swimming, fishing, and camping. Big Lake: Famous for trophy trout fishing, surrounded by the Apache Sitgreaves National Forests. Luna Lake: Near Alpine, ideal for fly-fishing and peaceful nature retreats.

Is your HOA tracking your ‘Smart Meter’ while the grid flickers? Stop renting your family’s safety in a suburban trap and secure 1.16 acres of "Plan B" dirt. Get started for just $175 down and $175/month. 0% interest. No credit checks. Reach out for details on this incredible opportunity! Text me at (435) 500-2071 The Fragile System Let’s be honest: If you’re living in Phoenix, Vegas, or Denver right now, you’re living on borrowed time. You’re trapped in a 6,000 sq. ft. lot, surrounded by people who think "preparedness" is an extra case of bottled water from Costco. You’re dependent on a 100-year-old grid that’s one "extreme weather event" or "cyber glitch" away from a total blackout. You know it, and I know it. Every time you see a "Smart Meter" on your house or a new HOA restriction on your "aesthetic choices," you realize you don’t actually own your life. You’re just a tenant in a system that doesn't care if you're thirsty. Picture this: It’s July 2026. A regional surge hits, the AC cuts out, and the "Smart Pumps" in your neighborhood stop. You look out your window and see 500 neighbors all realizing the same thing at once. The grocery shelves are stripped bare in four hours. You look at your truck in the driveway, but where are you going? To a crowded "emergency shelter"? If you don't have a destination, you're just a refugee with a nice SUV. You’re stuck in the "Shatter Zone," listening to your neighbor’s generator—knowing it’ll run out of gas by morning. That "Midnight Terror" isn't a dream anymore; it’s the headline. SOLUTION: This 1.16-acre parcel in Concho, Arizona (Show Low Pines) is your exit strategy. This isn't just "land"; it’s a Base of Operations. Located far enough from the chaos of the I-17 corridor to be safe, but close enough to reach on a single tank of gas. This is high-desert terrain—wooded with trees, offering natural cover and privacy that no suburban fence can provide. With Agriculture General (AG) zoning, you finally have the "Free State" reality you’ve been looking for. No HOA to tell you that you can't have a greenhouse. No city council telling you that you can't park your RV or build a tiny home. This is your dirt, your rules. The Tactical Specs This property is built for sovereignty. It’s not just a flat piece of dirt; it’s a resource stack: Total Autonomy: AG zoning allows for Residential, Agriculture, and Recreation. Raise chickens, grow your own food, or set up a secure off-grid cabin. Zero Infrastructure Dependence: Perfectly suited for solar arrays and hauled water/cistern systems. You control the input; you control the output. Defensible Privacy: Mountainous, wooded terrain with brush and hills. You aren't visible from the main road. If you don't want to be found, you won't be. Multiple Access Points: Located off County Road 8117. You have a reliable route in, and the surrounding terrain offers tertiary "back-door" exits if the main roads get choked. Legacy Value: At $36/year in taxes, this is a "buy and hold" asset that won't bleed you dry while you build your systems. We make sovereignty affordable because we know the clock is ticking. Down Payment: $175 Document Fee: $250 Monthly Payment: $175/mo for 84 months Interest: 0% Total Monthly: $188 (Includes note fee and taxes) Total to Start: $425 We offer a 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee and a 1-Year Exchange Policy. If you visit the land and realize it’s not the right "Lifeboat" for your family, we’ll move your equity to another parcel or refund your principal. No questions asked. Stop watching the news and start building your fortress. Technical Property Details APN: 107-03-100 Size: 1.16 Acres Address: 8117, Concho, AZ 85924 Zoning: Agriculture General (AG) Access: County Road 8117 HOA: None Taxes: ~$36/year GPS Center: 34.36151, -109.78198 Terrain: Wooded, Hills, High Desert Contact us today to secure the deed. Once it’s gone, they aren't making any more of it.

PARCEL NUMBER 206-28-198 CASH PRICE : $10,500 + $249 doc fee OR FINANCED PRICE: $699 Down Payment Approximately $320 a month for 36 months. ($5/month note fee and $249 doc fee) No HOA or Subdivision CCRs! No HOA or POA fees. PRIME 5.19 AC TREE FILLED LOT. EASY ACCESS & RV LIVING ALLOWED !! We offer owner financing at zero percent interest, with no credit checks and no qualifying required. Property taxes are extremely low yearly taxes for a 5-acre lot in this area are approximately $15 per year. Apache County is well known for its legal off-grid living, homesteading, solitude, and beautiful scenery and wildlife. At an elevation of 6,500 ft, the weather is mild and sunny for most of the year. Imagine a place where freedom knows no bounds and the views stretch on forever. This beautiful property is your blank canvas for: Off-grid living An epic recreational retreat A tiny home A shed conversion A manufactured or mobile home A container home Apache County also allows off-grid RV living. Say goodbye to HOAs and restrictive CCRs! Here, you'll discover ultimate privacy, easy legal and physical access, and lush Juniper and Pion Pine trees offering a serene backdrop for your new project. Whether you're dreaming of sustainable living, outdoor adventures like hiking, camping, or off-roading, or simply a peaceful place to call your own, this is it. While supremely private, you're still only about a 35-minute drive to Sanders for essentials and approximately 45 minutes to the charming small town of St. Johns for shopping, dining, and local events. Seize This Rare Opportunity for Affordable Land with Space, Versatility, and Unparalleled Freedom! Approximate Distances: Historic Flagstaff, AZ 2 hours Phoenix, AZ 4 hours Tucson, AZ 5 hours Gallup, NM 1 hour Albuquerque, NM 3 hours Las Vegas, NV 6 hours Laughlin, NV & the Colorado River 5 hours Moab, UT 5 hours Things to Do in Apache County: Explore the Heart of the Southwest! Imagine a place where ancient history meets breathtaking natural beauty, a land waiting to be explored. This vibrant region offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those seeking a connection to culture, stunning landscapes, and outdoor adventure. Canyon de Chelly National Monument: A Timeless Masterpiece Step back in time at Canyon de Chelly, nestled within the Navajo Nation. This isn't just a view, it's an experience. Explore ancient ruins carved into dramatic sandstone cliffs and immerse yourself in centuries of history. Take a guided jeep tour with local Navajo guides to truly understand the stories held within these sacred lands. Don't miss the iconic White House Overlook for a panorama that will take your breath away. Petrified Forest National Park: Natures Art Gallery Just a short drive away, Petrified Forest National Park invites you to witness a landscape unlike any other. Marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors in the Painted Desert and wander among ancient fossilized trees turned to stone. Scenic drives and easy trails make exploring this geological wonder simple and accessible. Monument Valley: Iconic Beauty, Unforgettable Sunsets Experience the quintessential Southwest at Monument Valley, where towering rock formations create an unforgettable silhouette against the sky. A guided jeep tourespecially at sunrise or sunset is more than just sightseeing: it's an immersion into Navajo culture and the grandeur of the American West. A Hunters Haven: Diverse Game & Pristine Wilderness Apache County is renowned for its abundant wildlife and vast, unspoiled landscapes. Whether you're into big game or small, this region delivers: Trophy Elk: The White Mountains are globally recognized for world-class elk hunting. Mule Deer & Antelope: Track majestic mule deer or spot graceful pronghorn antelope. Wild Turkey & Bear: Hunt wild turkey or pursue black bear in natural habitats. Lakes & Water Recreation Apache County boasts beautiful high-country lakes, perfect for year-round enjoyment: Lyman Lake State Park: The largest lake in the White Mountains; enjoy power boating, swimming, fishing, and camping. Big Lake: Famous for trophy trout fishing, surrounded by the Apache Sitgreaves National Forests. Luna Lake: Near Alpine, ideal for fly-fishing and peaceful nature retreats.

Hidden Meadow Ranch Online Mountain Homesite Auction Greer, Arizona | Apache County Two Mountain Homesites | Low Starting Bids Lot 36 • 1.18± Acres Lot 37 • 1.09± Acres Bidding Ends Thursday, September 17, 2026 • 6:00 PM AZ Time Own a mountain homesite in the gated Hidden Meadow Ranch community in Arizona’s White Mountains. Property Highlights • Gated mountain community • 2.27± acres combined • Approximately 8,380± feet elevation • Flat terrain with year-round access • Underground electric available • Private community water system • Telephone and internet available • Convenient to Greer & Sunrise Park Resort • Near Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest Register & Bid: UnitedCountryAZ.HiBid.com AZLandAuction.com | 480-422-6800 Exclusively Offered By: United Country | Arizona Property & Auction John Payne, Auctioneer / Broker The Larsen Company Real Estate and Auction Stewart Larsen, Auctioneer / Broker Dana Hubbell | Dana Hubbell Group 602-697-3103 10% Buyers Premium. Subject to seller confirmation. Visit the website for full terms and registration. Franchise office is independently owned and operated.

Friday afternoon. Traffic thins out behind you. The trailer's hitched. The cooler's packed. And this time, you're not driving toward someone else's campground. You're driving home. Imagine it. You pull off a paved road onto your own 2.32 acres. No gate code. No “sorry, we're full” sign. No neighbor's generator humming three feet from your window. Just open sky. Quiet. Yours. This is Sanders, Apache County, Arizona. Petrified Forest National Park is about 34 miles away — roughly 53 minutes down the road. A 200-million-year-old landscape and the Painted Desert, close enough for a weekend, not just a once-a-year vacation. Sanders itself is real. Gas station. Post office. School. Family Dollar. Right at the junction of Route 191 and I-40. Not the middle of nowhere. The middle of somewhere quiet. Here’s what matters most: No HOA. Flexible Apache County zoning that allows you to camp, bring the RV, or build within county rules. Paved road access. You’re not betting your weekend on a dirt track that disappears in the rain. Power visible from the road. You’re right next to White Mesa Apartments and other homes, in an area with existing services — utility options are far easier to explore than on a remote off-grid parcel (buyers should always verify availability and connection costs with local providers). Low taxes. Around $14 a year. That’s not a typo. Fourteen. This is the kind of lot you build a plan around. Weekends now. A cabin later. A retirement base when the paychecks stop. VERIFY IT YOURSELF Power — NTUA, (800)528-5011 Water and septic — Apache County Environmental Services, (928)337-7607 Zoning and permits — Apache County Community Development, (928)337-7526 Taxes — Apache County Assessor, (928)337-7624, APN 207-26-313 & 207-26-332 I'd rather you called them first. Buyers who check things out are the ones who don't have regrets. THE DEAL Cash price: $9,899. Own it outright, today. Or ease into it: $299 down $200 a month For 48 months No banks. No credit checks. No stress. A few dollars a day for land with paved access, no HOA, power at the road, and room for your long-term plans. Lots with paved access, no HOA, and power at the road are the ones that go first in this area. You risk nothing. 90-day money-back guarantee. If it's not for you, get every dollar back. So really, there's only one question. Is this your slice? NEXT STEP — PICK ONE Message "DIRECTIONS" and I'll send you the GPS pin, the plat map, and exactly how to drive in. Message "TERMS" if you want the payment breakdown and the steps to reserve it. Or just call or text John at (954) 519-7440. Ask me anything about the road, the county, or the utilities. No pressure, no pitch.

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR THIS DOUBLE LOT IN APACHE COUNTY, AZ! Need more room for your plans without paying a fortune for land? Imagine having 9.2 acres in Saint Johns, Arizona, where wide-open desert scenery gives you the space to create a future homestead, enjoy outdoor escapes, or hold a valuable piece of Arizona land for the long term. If you’re an investor looking for acreage with flexibility, this property gives you plenty of room to think bigger without being boxed into a small suburban lot. Located in Arizona Park Estates, this expansive property consists of two adjoining parcels and is zoned Agricultural General, making it particularly appealing to buyers interested in rural living, agricultural uses, recreational land, or a future homestead. The peaceful high-desert setting offers privacy, open skies, and plenty of breathing room while keeping you within reach of the Sanders area and the I-40 corridor. Picture having enough land for a spacious homesite, gardens, livestock, outdoor equipment, or recreational activities without feeling crowded. The surrounding Arizona landscape is also well suited to camping, exploring, and enjoying the wide-open outdoors, making this a versatile Apache County land investment for someone who wants both lifestyle and long-term potential. And with flexible owner financing, you don’t have to wait until you’ve saved enough cash to buy 9+ acres outright. Secure your piece of Northern Arizona land for sale and start building toward the future you want. 9.2 acres. Endless possibilities. One smart Arizona land opportunity. Discounted Cash Price: $17,900 Owner Financing: $19,900 – $999 Down and $277 a Month for 72 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra. PROPERTY INFORMATION: Property Address: 89 N7445, Saint Johns, Apache County, Arizona Parcel ID: 206-09-035 and 206-09-036 Size: 9.2 Acres Access Road: Dirt Road Terrain: Flat, Plain, Desert Conveyance: Warranty Deed Water: Would be by well Electric: Solar Septic: Would be needed. HOA: None Taxes: $34 per year Camping: Allowed Types of Homes Allowed: Mobile homes are allowed, but Manufactured it must be 15 years old or newer Nearby Attractions: Shell – 39 min (18.4 miles) CHAMBERS MOBIL – 48 min (26.4 miles) Healing Grounds Coffee Shop – 54 min (32.9 miles) Conoco/Giant – 55 min (32.7 miles) Burger Barn – 54 min (32.8 miles) Sanders Flea Market – 54 min (32.8 miles) Sanders Valley High School – 58 min (34.7 miles) Nahata’ Dziil Health Center – 1 h (35.3 miles) Sanders Unified School District – 59 min (35.3 miles) The Chieftain Resturant – 49 min (26.4 miles) Discounted Cash Price: $17,900 Owner Financing: $19,900 – $999 Down and $277 a Month for 72 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra. Approximate 4-corner GPS coordinates: (from DD report) GPS NW – 34.9622, -109.3539 GPS NE – 34.9622, -109.3518 GPS SE – 34.9605, -109.3518 GPS SW – 34.9605, -109.3539

NO BANKS. NO CREDIT CHECKS. NO COMPLICATED APPROVALS. NO HOA'S TELLING YOU WHAT TO DO. OWN 1 ACRE IN APACHE COUNTY, ARIZONA FOR $165/MO Labor Day is calling, and it’s not asking you to burn another paycheck on crowded beaches, overpriced gas, or an overrated long-weekend bar tab. It’s asking: What if this was the weekend you finally fired your landlord and bought your own dirt? If you’re ready to ditch the matrix, ghost society, and claim a piece of wild Western earth where nobody can bother you, this 1-acre plot in Apache County is your ticket out. Picture this: Drinking morning coffee with zero neighbors in sight Stargazing under pitch-black skies without city light pollution Having your own off-grid zone to park an RV, build a cabin, or hide out Holding real, physical dirt instead of watching cash rot in a bank account PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS 1 Full Acre of high-desert freedom Total privacy and quiet surroundings Mixed terrain with flat buildable zones and gentle slopes High elevation (~6,420 ft) for crisp air and cool nights Perfect for reckless off-grid living or long-term land holding WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH IT Off-grid camping retreat (per county guidelines) Set up a manufactured home, cabin, or tiny house setup Bring the RV for long weekend getaways Hold as a inflation-proof asset that no bank can touch LABOR DAY SPECIAL PRICING Owner Financing: $165/month for 48 months Down Payment: Just $199 Discounted Cash Price: $6,499 UTILITIES Power: Solar-ready for total off-grid independence (or contact Navopache Electric at 928-337-4414 for grid info) Water: Well or cistern required Sewer: Septic system required Gas: Propane options available EXPLORE NEARBY Petrified Forest National Park Rainbow Forest Museum The Painted Desert Meteor Crater Natural Landmark PROPERTY DETAILS County: Apache County, AZ Parcel Size: 1.0 Acre APN: 107-33-255 GPS Coordinates: 34.367348, -109.588364 MAKE THIS LABOR DAY COUNT Three-day weekends come and go, but owning real land is forever. Stop wasting money on temporary hype and turn this holiday into the moment you officially became a landowner. Click Message Now to lock down this 1-acre Arizona parcel before someone else claims it this weekend!

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR THIS WIDE-OPEN SPACE IN ST. JOHNS, AZ! Want enough land to build a home, escape for the weekend, or create your own piece of Arizona without being boxed into a tiny lot? Imagine having 5.27 acres in Saint Johns, Apache County, with room to spread out, enjoy the high-desert landscape, and shape the property around the life you want. This is the kind of acreage that gives a future-home buyer the breathing room to build something truly their own. Located in Arizona Park Estates, this spacious parcel sits in a rural part of Apache County where wide-open land, juniper and high-desert scenery, and a peaceful atmosphere create an ideal setting for a future homesite. Similar properties in the area offer residential, agricultural, recreational, and livestock uses, while Apache County’s Agricultural-General zoning framework allows a range of residential and agricultural activities depending on the parcel’s specific zoning and restrictions. Always verify the exact permitted uses for the property before building. With 5.27 acres, you have substantially more room than a typical residential lot. Picture a home with a generous yard, a workshop, garden space, recreational equipment, or simply the privacy of having land around you. The area also appeals to outdoor enthusiasts looking for camping, hiking, hunting, RV recreation, and high-desert adventures. For buyers looking at Arizona land for sale, this is an opportunity to secure a sizable piece of Apache County without committing to a crowded subdivision or expensive city property. And with easy owner financing, you can work toward land ownership without relying on a traditional bank loan. Discounted Cash Price: $10,500 Owner Financing: $13,500 – $199 Down and $235 a Month for 60 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra. PROPERTY INFORMATION: Property Address: N7417, Saint Johns, Apache County, Arizona Parcel ID: 206-10-464A Size: 5.27 Acres Access Road: Dirt Road Terrain: Flat, Plain, Desert Conveyance: Warranty Deed Water: Would be by well Electric: Solar Septic: Would be needed. HOA: None Taxes: $20 per year Camping: Allowed Types of Homes Allowed: Mobile homes are allowed, but Manufactured it must be 15 years old or newer Nearby Attractions: Shell – 39 min (18.4 miles) CHAMBERS MOBIL – 48 min (26.4 miles) Healing Grounds Coffee Shop – 54 min (32.9 miles) Conoco/Giant – 55 min (32.7 miles) Burger Barn – 54 min (32.8 miles) Sanders Flea Market – 54 min (32.8 miles) Sanders Valley High School – 58 min (34.7 miles) Nahata’ Dziil Health Center – 1 h (35.3 miles) Sanders Unified School District – 59 min (35.3 miles) The Chieftain Resturant – 49 min (26.4 miles) Discounted Cash Price: $10,500 Owner Financing: $13,500 – $199 Down and $235 a Month for 60 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra.

Easy Owner Financing available at $145 for 48 months on 1.01 acres in Apache County, AZ. Discover the ultimate off-grid haven in Apache County, Arizona! This stunning 1.01-acre parcel of residential land offers you the perfect opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life and embrace a lifestyle of solitude and serenity. Nestled in one of Arizona's most picturesque landscapes, this property is ideal for those seeking freedom from urban constraints. Imagine waking up to the sounds of nature and the fresh, clean air that surrounds you. With ample space to explore, you can create your own private retreat, build your dream home, or set up a weekend getaway. The expansive terrain allows for outdoor activities like hiking, star gazing, and neighboring nature exploration, ensuring you never run out of ways to immerse yourself in the natural world. This land is not just a place to live; it's a lifestyle choice that promotes sustainability and self-sufficiency. Envision harnessing solar power, cultivating your own garden, and living off the land. As interest in off-grid living continues to grow, this property represents not only a personal sanctuary but also a sound investment for the future. Whether you want to build your forever home or a cozy cabin getaway, this 1.01-acre parcel in Apache County is ripe with potential. Are you ready to embrace the peace of off-grid living? Seize this unique opportunity, your oasis of tranquility is waiting! Pricing SPECIAL DISCOUNTED Cash Price $5999 Owner Finance $145 down then $145 for 48 months Closing Fee $249 Property Details APN: 107-33-493 Size: 1 acre Access Rd: N3509 (Dirt Road) Legal Description: Concho Lakeland Unit 5 Lot: 1323 Tax: $5.50 GPS Coordinates Center 34.363487, -109.603507

While other investors chase overpriced assets and volatile markets… Smart investors are quietly buying land in Apache County, Arizona. Early. Affordable. Before everyone else catches on. What if I told YOU that a small piece of land could be YOUR smartest investment right now? Sounds surprising, right? But stick with me for a minute. I'm talking about 1.13 acres of land in Apache County, Arizona. Here is what makes this lot a smart investment: This land sits in a growing part of Apache County with real long-term potential. Land values in this area keep climbing as more people discover Apache County. Ridge Valley Ranch is nearby, adding to the appeal and long-term value of this location. Get in early before prices reflect that. Here are the complete property details: Zoning: Agricultural General — flexible rural zoning Buildable: Yes Road Access: Dirt road Camping: Allowed temporarily RV: May be lived in permanently if a septic system is installed Manufactured Homes: Allowed — must not be older than 15 years Water: Well or cistern required Sewer: Septic system required Power: Solar or off-grid setup required Flat, square-shaped terrain — easy to build on Ridge Valley Ranch nearby — adds long-term appeal and value Why smart investors are moving on Apache County land right now: Land in growing Arizona corridors appreciates faster than most traditional investments. Hold it and watch values climb. Build on it later when you are ready. Or sell it for more as the area continues to develop around you. Unlike stocks that can crash overnight, this land is real. You can see it. Walk on it. Own it. And it is not going anywhere. Now let's talk about the cost. I know that's important. You can start owning this land for just $49 down. That's less than a fancy dinner out. Here's how it breaks down: Start with just $49 down Monthly Payment: $189 Terms: 52 months Property Tax: Just $9.6/year Document Fee: $199 one-time For less than your daily coffee habit you could be a landowner and investor. YES! I Want This Arizona Investment Land! WAIT!! If you do not want this land on a monthly basis and want to buy at the total price. I have a solution for this as well. Just pay $7,499 cash. Yes, that's right. Just $7,499 if paid in full cash! Don't let this investment opportunity slip away. Smart investors act while others hesitate. The ones who waited always regret it. Land at this price in Apache County will not last. P.S. Act quickly. This is a land rush you cannot afford to miss. And with the 60-day money-back guarantee, you are safe and secure. Don't let hesitation cost you this investment. APN: 107-26-421