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Own a piece of the Great American Southwest! Over a 1/4 acre of rural vacant land a stones throw from the town golf course! __________
Manageable, convenient and highly desirable .28 acre lot on E. Fairway Drive in the beautiful Cochise Country Club Estates Subdivision directly North of the Twin Lakes Golf Course located in Willcox, Arizona.
We have not been to this area but obtained actual pictures of the lot area and pinpointed the location of the lot.
The first picture demonstrates the location of Rex Allen Drive travelling in a Southerly direction and to the East you will see the beginning of Fairway Drive.
This second photo is of Fairway Drive heading East. Lot 36 is on the left towards the end of the street.
This photo is what you would see if you were standing on your lot looking North.
Lot Description
County: Cochise County, AZ
Town: Willcox, AZ
Subdivision: Country Club Estates
Parcel number: 203-47-036
Block: Block 12, Lot 36
Lot size: .28 acre
Property address: Fairway Lane, Willcox, AZ
Zoning: R 2- Residential.
Utilities available
Electric: Electricity is near the subdivision.
Sewer: Septic system.
Water: Water is nearby. You may also use a well or holding tank.
Phone: Cellular/Mobile.
Roads: Paved roads to the subdivision-Fairway drive is a dirt road.
Title: Free and clear.
Annual property tax: +/- $42.00 per year.
Time limit to build: None.
Terrain: Level and flat.
There are no association fees or dues and the title will be delivered to you free and clear of any liens or encumbrances.
About Willcox, AZ
Willcox has plenty of activities to keep everyone busy from outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking, camping, and golfing; to bird watching and enjoying beautiful sunsets. Historic downtown Willcox is home to the oldest continually operating store in Arizona, along with antique shops, museums, unique restaurants, specialty shops to investigate, and great people to meet and befriend. Browse the Willcox Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture for detailed information on tourism, retirement, economic development, as well as special events. Willcox offers a year round temperate climate making it a great place for retirement or easy living.
This is a great place to visit when you are in the area:
$59 per month for 55 months of payments with zero percent financing.
$3245.00 Total Purchase Price! One of best lots in subdivision!-Super location!
After three days of the close of the auction, the first month's (November, 2009) payment of $59.00, the winning bid and a $159 closing fees will be due. The closing fee is for:
Preparation of the land sales contract(s),
Warranty deed,
Administrative fees (Ebay listing fees),
Filing fees for the deed and mailing expenses.
The winning bid will be subtracted from the total purchase price. See below for more details and the terms of the auction.
Lot numbers 11, 12, 16 and 20 also available. Please inquire.
***GOOD REASONS TO OWN LAND***
Land ownership is a safe investment for your portfolio because it will accrue in value over time. It is not subject to huge losses in depreciation.
Land is or will always be desired in times of economic boom or bust. This makes it a good long term investment.
Possible tax benefits.
Land is not subject to vandalism and does not require maintenance, i.e. no tenant problems, no repairs, no utility bills, no painting or plumbing problems.
You don't need to live near your land to reap the benefits of being a land owner.
Lots 11, 12, 16 and 20 also available. Please inquire.
County designated plat map for the lot. Cochise Country Club Estates, block 12, lot 36, Willcox, AZ.
A recent player on the course:
A great time: Hi I recently played this sweet 9 hole track.Twin Lakes GC is a deceptively challenging layout.It opens with a seemingly simple par 5 easily reachable in two but miss the green and you have your hands full this one as most of the greens on the course are slightly raised making pitching sometimes a handful. Once one the greens your treated to some really nice surfaces smooth and prob rolling at an 8 to 9. Also this course offers many scenic views of the natural wildlife while playing I was able to view several flights of Sandhill cranes that spend time in the area also visible were the covey's of mearn's and scaled Quail that live on and around this course. The clubhouse emits a charm that harkens back to the heyday of Palmer and Nichlaus.This is truely a wonderful addition to anyone travelling through catching the sites of the area. Also nearby are historical Fort Bowie the Chirichauha Monument and the Rex Allen cowboy museum. Also a trip to Rodney Moores for his delicious cuisine.I reccomend the Cajun Gumbo. also a great ribeye steak sandwich for lunch is hard to beat.Well see you in Willcox soon Daviddivotman. 2005.
Located in Willcox, Arizona about an hour away from southeast Tucson, Twin Lakes Golf Course lies in the Sulphur Springs Valley. Surrounded by open range and grazing cattle, this course is a breath of fresh air. At a cooler elevation of 4200 feet, one can experience the migratory Sand Hill Cranes from October through March and a multitude of other birds year round.
Just a short drive away is the Shadow Mountain Golf Course with its championship golf course. The Shadow Mountain Golf Course is surrounded by Sunsites, an attractive retirement community of approximately 1,500 + people in southeast Arizona. The community is located along Interstate 191, 15 miles south of Interstate 10 between Willcox and Douglas in the Sulphur Springs Valley.
Another beautiful photo of the area.
Here is a map of the area with the area towns marked and as well as some attractions.
More information about the area.
A rural area where folks wave a friendly greeting, take time for friendly conversation…or lend a helping hand if needed.
PEARCE is an old mining town, founded in 1893 and was the last of Arizona's gold and silver stampede towns. The Commonwealth Mine made Pearce a boom town with a population of 3,500. At that time the mine produced more gold that any other mine in the southwest. Although Pearce is considered a ghost town, there are still several families living there. The original school is still in use today with recent additions. A scattering of deteriorating adobe and frame buildings remains in the Pearce along with the old cemetery. These seemingly negative attributes make Pearce a viable opportunity for appreciation on your investment.
ONE MILE NORTH of Pearce is the attractive community of Sunsites, with 1,500 people whose well-maintained homes surround its championship 18 hole golf course which graces this area with its greenery and duck ponds. A medical clinic and a fire and rescue department are always ready if needed. A convenience store, restaurants, library, churches and a new community center are accompanied by many diverse businesses. Large apple, peach, pecan and pistachio orchards thrive here, as well as many small family sized orchards and vegetable gardens. Almost anything grows here, from grapes, melons, and tomatoes, to peanuts, rhubarb, strawberries and raspberries. Farm produce such as wheat, milo, corn, alfalfa, chili peppers, pinto beans, cotton, popcorn and feed corn are also grown in the valley. Sunsites lies 85 miles southeast of Tucson and sits at an elevation of 4,500 feet with spectacular views of the Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Mountains, and Chiricahua Mountains.
GHOST TOWN TRAIL begins at Pearce and winds its way through the ghostly remains of the town of Courtland and Gleeson, then on to Tombstone, '' The Town To Tough To Die''.
WILLCOX AND BENSON are each a half-hour drive away and both offer fully equipped hospitals. Tucson, which is approximately one and one-half hour's drive offers all the amenities of a large city. Douglas, Arizona and Agua Prieta, Mexico are an hour's drive and provide that ''South of the Border'' experience.
WEATHER AND HEALTH BENEFITS. Mining, Apache wars and the railroad expansion may have created the towns in this mountain valley, but the elevation of 4,100 to 5,200 feet gives the type of year round pleasant weather that has kept people coming to the area year after year. The elevation prevents the extreme summer heat of Tucson and Phoenix while winters are pleasantly comfortable with an average high of 61 degrees in January. The valley is considered an excellent health spot due to pureness of air, low humidity, elevation and moderate year round climate.
Mountain Ranges
completely surround the Sulphur Springs Valley.
TO THE NORTH is Mount Graham with a peak elevation of 10,713 feet offering an observatory as well as camping and fishing. Apache Pass borders the Dos Cabezas Mountains, in the NORTHEAST. It was the scene of many battles between the U.S. Army and the great Indian Chief, Cochise. Other skirmishes located there included renegade Geronimo and his band of Apaches.
ON THE EAST SIDE of the valley in the center of the Chiricahua Mountains is the Wonderland of Rocks, a National Monument for the past sixty years. The highest peak is 9,795 and the area is internationally famous for its exceptional variety of birds. Hiking trails bring you into Echo Canyon and through three ecosystems. Still further south are Turkey Creek and Rock Creek, an area of seasonal streams, large trees and magnificent views. It abounds with deer, javelina, dove, quail, ducks and geese. The Swiss Helm Mountains are also just east of these lots. Click Swiss Helm Mountains for some great photos and a description of hiking the trail.
TO THE WEST are the majestic Dragoon Mountains, site of Cochise Stronghold, an area which is a natural wooded fortress surrounded by spectacular cliffs that enabled the Apache leader, Cochise and his small band of warriors to hold out against the U.S. Army’s thousands for several years. This area now draws sightseers, campers, hikers,nature lovers, artists and photographers. Adjacent to the Dragoons is Texas Canyon with its extraordinary rock formations. The Amerind Foundation and Museum is located there.
DIRECTLY TO THE SOUTHWEST lie the Mule Mountains and the historic old mining town of Bisbee, site of the famous and colorful Lavender Pit Turquoise Mine.
Interest Free Owner Financing. AUCTION RULES:
Do not bid unless you completely understand that this is an owner financed auction.
You will be making monthly payments of $59 for 55 consecutive months at zero interest.
Do not bid unless you fully understand the terms of this auction. If you bid and do not pay you will be reported to ebay as a non paying winning bidder. We would rather not have to do this but ebay charges a fee for the sale of their real estate auctions and we will do so in order that the fee they charge is reversed. Ebay also encourages non paying bidders to be reported.
By bidding you are committing to buying this piece of land even if you are outbid by someone. There is still a chance you will win as we may cancel someone else's bid.
Thanks for understanding the above. Ebay real estate listings are expensive. We prefer a fun and friendly bidding experience so please only bid if you can fulfill the auction terms.
Within 3 days of the auction closing, your first month's (November, 2009) installment payment of $59.00 will be due along with a $159.00 document/administrative fee and the winning bid. The winning bid will be subtracted from the total purchase price. The closing fees are for:
Preparation of the land sales contract(s).
Warranty deed.
Administrative fees (Ebay listing fees).
filing fees for the deed and mailing expenses.
The property will be conveyed to you by way of a warranty deed, free and clear of any liens or encumbrances.
Ruralland does not do credit checks. There are no bank qualifications. We sell our land on the honor system. The winning bidder will have 3 days to pay the winning bid, $159.00 closing fee and the first month's installment of $59.00. We accept PayPal, certified checks, your personal check or money orders. After acceptance of your payment, we will mail you a land sales contract in duplicate. When you receive the contracts, review them, sign them and mail one copy back to us. Your second payment will then be due in December, 2009 approximately 30 days after the first payment is made. You may pay through automatic debits from your checking, savings or credit card account. There are no penalties for paying this loan off early or for early payments. We offer a 15% discount for full payment at end of auction. Transfer of title occurs when the contract will have been fulfilled. ________________________________________________________
Anyone who bids is required to submit their name, address, phone number and email address. Thanks for understanding. I promise that you will see a speedy, smooth, amicable and pleasant transaction. If you place a bid on this land you are acknowledging that you have read the entire ad, understand the terms and are ready to pay after the auction closes. If you win this auction and do not pay you will be reported to Ebay. We would rather not have to do this so serious buyers only please. ________________________________________________________
Since we do not know your intentions for this land (investment, building, resale, etc.), and as with any transaction, please use due diligence. Due diligence should include, but is not limited to, your physical inspection of the property, research of the property, and checking county and state requirements to make sure the parcel you are purchasing is suited for your personal intended use. The photographs included are of the general area only and not of the actual property.
Please note that we purchased this property specifically for resale. We feel the properties we purchase will maintain significant upside potential. Nearly all of the information we know about the property is in the posting. We have not conducted a site visit. RURALLAND USA LLC owns hundreds of properties in different states and as such it would be difficult as well as costly to visit each and every parcel of land. All of the research we completed regarding this property was conducted in our offices. All properties are sold “as-is” and information contained in this listing has come from reliable sources and is accurate to the best of our knowledge. We make no guarantee, expressed or implied, as to the condition, location, accessibility, terrain or information contained in this listing. We are here to assist you. Please ask all questions prior to bidding.
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