Fruit trees, a kitchen garden or a short row of grapevines: which goes in the dirt first on 2.35 acres outside Willcox?
These two adjoining parcels sit just north of Willcox in Cochise County, at about 4,170 feet in the Sulphur Springs Valley, and they sell together as one 2.35-acre homesite with one contract and one deed. Willcox is the full-service town for the whole valley, right on I-10, with a Safeway, a hardware store, medical care and an Amtrak stop, and it sits in the heart of the Willcox AVA, Arizona's premier wine-growing region with more than 20 wineries. Cochise Stronghold, Chiricahua National Monument and the Willcox Playa are all part of the surrounding country, and Tucson is about 85 miles northwest. SR-43 zoning allows a single-household, site-built home, and at 2.35 acres you're well past the 1-acre minimum with room left over for a shop and a big garden. There is no HOA.
Parcel details: 2.35 acres total (1.11 and 1.24 acres), Cochise County AZ, APNs 202-74-074 and 202-74-075 sold together, SR-43 (Suburban Ranch) zoning for a single-household site-built home, power from Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative by line-extension quote, water by private well or hauled to a cistern, county-permitted septic required for a home, annual property taxes approximately $20 to $30 combined, no HOA. GPS 32°19'21.3"N 109°49'37.2"W. ZIP 85643. Full property packet available on request.
Cash price $7,690 for both parcels together. Or take the pay-over-time option: $300 down, then $159/month for 60 months, no credit check and no bank involved. A one-time $94 document-prep fee locks both parcels in your name immediately; these lots go first-come, first-served.