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Hereford Realty

520-378-4444 Jackie Collins, D.B. jackiecollins@theriver.com www.HerefordRealty.com www.CochiseCountyArizonaRealEstate.com

“Moo-o-o-o-o-ving Real Estate in Hereford & Surrounding Areas”

HOMES ARE FLYING OFF THE SHELF…DON’T SETTLE…GET WHAT YOU WANT… consider building your dream house, or choose a factory site built. Here are some excellent sites to choose from ...

Keystone Rd…eight acres… pristine location..corner parcel w/electric..unobstructed views of the Huachuca Mountains.. the Mule Mountains and San Jose to the south..natural vegetation w/tall grass, mesquite trees. Site built homes only…Horses welcome..possible owner terms! $39,500 MLS#6059440

Working in Tucson?...tired of the traffic, congestion? A short commute will take you to the country….Elijah Place, Whetstone area! 4 acres w/well share…corner lot. Level land.. site built homes only area… dark skies, plenty of area for horseback riding, hiking..or just sit back and say ahhh…no Tucson traffic! Only $52,900..MLS#6115229

Your own little piece of Heaven! This 16 acre parcel is located North of Canada (Sierra Vista..not the country) Level to gently rolling, this land is ideal for building off grid and offers outstanding views in all directions. No close neighbors…no traffic, just dark

Hutchinson Rd..Two four acre parcels of untouched land. Native grass, mature mesquite trees, and a seasonal wash where local wild life pass thru. Many species of birds too… as this is on the migratory path and not far from the San Pedro

skies, and local wild life. The San Pedro Riparian area is about 1200 feet away for miles of hiking and horseback riding. Bring your tent, your yurt, RV and spend time now watching the hawks, ravens and occasional Sand Hill Crane..and dark skies…then build later. $75,000 possible terms and owner will drill a well. MLS#1648397

River. Water is to both properties from a shared well…power along road. Offered at $35,000 each. Or…if you want the entire 8 acres (an ideal way to buy)…$65,800. MLS#6059605

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