6215 S Mardick Ave Unit 93, Tucson, AZ 85757

$85,000

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Sold Price
$85,000
List Price
$100,000
Status
CLOSED
Closing Date
Mar 12, 2026
MLS#
22603838
Area
Southwest
Subdivision
Other/Unknown
Type
Land

Property Description

Two acres of opportunity in Southwest Tucson! This expansive parcel offers a rare blank canvas to bring your vision to life. Perfectly located near the casino, freeway access, and everyday shopping, this property blends convenience with wide-open space. Whether you dream of building a custom home, creating a private retreat, or holding land for future potential, the possibilities are endless. Enjoy room to spread out, design freely, and start fresh in a location that keeps you connected while offering the freedom only acreage can provide. Opportunity like this doesn't come around often—make it yours.

Additional Information

Elementary School
Vesey
Middle School
Valencia
High School
Cholla
Water
Public
View
Mountain(s)
Terms
Conventional, Cash
Office ID
478313
School District
TUSD
Lot Size
87,555
Zoning
Pima County - GR1

Listing courtesy of Johanna Rhodes from Keller Williams Southern Arizona.

Selling Office: OMNI Homes International.

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