2.13 Acres E Carney St Unit 5-6, Pearce, AZ 85625

$4,900

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List Price
$4,900
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
22528521
Area
Cochise
Subdivision
Arizona Sun Sites
Type
Land

Property Description

Two combined contiguous lots totaling 2.13 acres sitting just northwest of Six Mile Hill at the corner of Carney St. and unnamed access road. Off-grid lots with Panoramic views and quick access to town for mail & basics. Old Pearce is just down the road only a mile away. Zoned SR-43, this Property is level and flat for building. Drill well or Haul water. Power is not close, best for off-grid dwellings. Being close to the 191, it's a quick drive to Willcox, Benson, Tombstone and Bisbee. Excellent area for hunters, birders and desert rats looking for a bug out spot. These lots currently require high clearance or off-road vehicle access. Your future Cochise County adventure can begin here now!

Additional Information

Elementary School
Pearce
Middle School
Pearce
High School
Valley Union
Sewer
None
View
Mountain(s), Rural
Terms
Owner Will Carry, Cash
Office ID
54586
School District
Pearce
Lot Size
92,783
Zoning
Cochise - SR-43

Listing courtesy of Kevin Todd from Cochise Central.

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