ARIZONA LAND, GALLUP AREA, 37.81 AC, TERM

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Property Sequence #:002    
Auction Number:1047    
APN:210-19-006    
State:Arizona    
County:Apache    
Area Subdivision:GALLUP AREA
Property Size:37.81 AC
Access:Unknown
Electricity:Unknown
Short Legal:
BEGINNING 2690' WEST OF NE CORNER OF SECTION 31 T20N R26E; SOUTH 3850' TO RR R/W' SLWY 461.5'; N 4054.9'; E 416; TO POB
Terms:BID PLUS ASSUME LOAN

Property Description:
Attention investors! This massive 37.81 Acre parcel located on Pinta Road should not be overlooked. Apache County offers spectacular southwest attractions such as The Petrified Forest National Park and the Painted Desert. The Petrified Forest astounds visitors with brightly hued logs of petrified wood while the adjacent Painted Desert offers a beautiful multicolored landscape, its full effect felt at sunset, plus an Indian ruin, fossils and ancient petroglyphs to view. Historic Holbrook, AZ is thirty-five miles southwest and is a springboard for many tourist attractions in northeastern Arizona. This "Wild West" town offers a rich history, shopping, dining and accommodations. Do your homework and come prepared to bid!!
Bidding is for the Down Payment ONLY. A built-in loan of $17,600.00 at 11.9% interest for 8 years will be added to the down payment and is payable in 96 monthly installments of $305.98.

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County Description:

What's Happening in Apache County, Arizona?

Arizona is the second fastest growing state in the US. According to the 2000 census, Arizona's population increased by 40% in just 10 years! More and more people are moving to northern Arizona to escape the valley heat, own a retirement home, and enjoy the natural beauty. Here is an excerpt from a recent article in the Arizona Republic.
“Down in the Valley, the Valley so low; hang your head over and hear people go - to Pinal County, or up to more-temperate areas of the state. More Valley residents than ever are waltzing off to that tune to live in Arizona counties with amenities ranging from affordable housing to peaceful retirement, and cooler climes to wide-open spaces.

County Profile!

Ranging from high desert to mountainous terrain, Apache County boasts a diverse geography with some of the most spectacular views in the state.
Low cost of living, low crime rates, and communities where residents care about each other are the defining aspects of each of the local communities.
From the southwestern ranch style of St. Johns, to the forested mountain communities of Eagar and Springerville, you'll find an exceptional quality of life.
Activities include: Horseback riding, snow skiing/snowboarding, museums, cultural events, fishing, hunting, golfing, and boating.

Local Hot Spots

Monument Valley

Each year, millions of visitors, flock to this internationally famous destination. Here, visitors can drive into the park in private vehicles and camp in the park.
A Visitor's Center provides food and areas for demonstration of native arts and crafts, many of which are for sale.

Big Lake Recreation Area/Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests

An integral part of Apache County is the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests,
Home to one of the largest Ponderosa Pine stands in the world. The 2-million acre forest is home to more than 410 species of wildlife.
Each year, the 35 lakes, 680 miles of streams, 36 campgrounds, and over 950 miles of trails are visited over 5 million times.
The Big Lake Recreation Area is home to one of the largest newly developed recreation facilities, featuring improved campgrounds, hookups, and shower facilities.
During the winter months, the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest is also home to one of the largest winter recreation areas in the southwest, where cross-country skiing trails, snowmobile rentals, and sledding areas are open to the public.

 

Sunrise Ski Resort

65 runs over three mountains, separate snowboarding area, cross country ski trails, and a special children's area make this resort one of the most popular in the southwest.
Owned and operated by the White Mountain Apache Tribe, the high speed quad chairlifts, with a capacity in excess of 16,000 skiers per hour, are also open during the spring months for scenic viewing.

Petrified Forest National Park

Less than an hours' drive north of St. Johns is the internationally famous Petrified Forest National Park.
The largest park where visitors can walk among giant fallen petrified wood.

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