Land is heavily treedDense whispering treesThe sky opens wideFramed by gentle-slope views
Tucked at the very end of the road where the Junipers grows quiet and the sky opens wide, this 2.70 acre mountain escape feels like the gateway to your own frontier. Two combined lots give you room to dream big -- or build two separate hideouts -- all wrapped in dense, whispering trees and framed by gentle-slope views.What makes this place truly wild is what lies beyond your back line: 640 acres of Arizona state land, a boundless playground for roaming, hiking, tracking wildlife, or simply disappearing into the trees for a while. A road is already cut in, and APS power sits right at the corner of Amalia Place and Amalia Road, so you can focus on the fun part -- imagining what you'll build.The land is heavily treed, rugged in all the right ways, and private enough that the only traffic you'll hear is wind through the branches. A volunteer clubhouse buzzing with events gives you a place to plug into the local community whenever you want a dose of camaraderie.This is the kind of property where you don't just live -- you explore. You build. You breathe. You claim your own slice of the mountain and let the adventure unfold.Includes Lots 301-46-208 & 301-46-209Septic needed. Connect to APS or use solar/generator.
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Brenda Hunt661-317-7473,
United Country Real Estate/ AZ Country Real Estate
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