This region of Arizona is rich in history and beauty.   Enjoy the flair and flavor of the southwest with this lot.  Cochise County like much of Arizona has seen its population swell over the years.  In fact over the last 20 years population has increased by over 20% in Cochise County.  This is a spacious lot, almost an acre, the possibilities are endless.  Do your homework and invest in your future today.

Cochise County is located in southeastern corner of Arizona.  Cochise County is comprised of the Sierra Vista and Douglas metropolitan area.  The county gets its name from the legendary Chiricahua Apache chief Cochise.  Currently the county seat is at Bisbee; previously it was at Tombstone until it was demoted in 1929.  During the days of the old west, many gunfights broke out at the OK Corral, which is located in this county.  Cochise County stands out amongst the other 14 counties in Arizona, having some of the richest and interesting history.  During the 1800’s it was an outlaw haven and Tombstone was the mining Mecca for people looking to get rich quick. 

If you are looking for quiet mountains, bustling cities, snow covered mountains, or sunshine drenched deserts, then Arizona is your destination choice. Arizona has been experiencing huge population explosions over the years and after 19 years it has overtaken Las Vegas, NV to become the fastest growing state in the Country. Arizona is also home to Phoenix the 4th largest city in the United States, it is speculated that Phoenix will become the 3rd largest city over the next decade. Currently Arizona is a major retirement destination due to its warm weather and abundant attractions, much like Florida. 

The tourism industry is booming in Arizona due in part to the Native American Ruins, White Mountains, Apache Sitgreaves National Park, Canyon De Chelly, Sedona, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest National Park, Tombstone and the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon with its colorful chasms and magnificent vistas will keep you coming back time after time. These beautiful scenes stretch over 277 miles of the Grand Canyon and go down for over a mile. Truly a world Wonder!

The land could be used for a residence, camping and/or off roading, as well as enjoying the refreshing mountain breezes and desert serenity. There are no restrictions, no association fees, and no time limits to build on this property.