| 10-acre Lot, $12,000 Avra Valley (Marana), Arizona |
| Electricity is at lot 25A and at the property with Cottonwoods (see Google map, below), which is 1320-feet away from 17B. If you decide to buy I will finance through a title company @ 8% for 15 years -- about $ 103/mo. for 10 acres ($11,000). Wells can be drilled by someone who lives nearby for $14k and you can share the well with six other people. These lots are located in an AO2 & AO3 flood zone. I will guarantee that you can build on these lots but the foundation (Mobile Home) has to be two feet off the ground, above the flood stage. |
| Top photo is Lot 17B (Click here for more info, maps, aerial photo). Bottom photo is SE corner of 25B (which I sold). OWC w/$1000 down. Magee Road is kind of rough but as you can see, I brought my Honda (which I no longer own) with 12" wheels out there. My dad took this pic, that's him in the other pic. |
| Lot 17B $12,000 |
| Contact Raquel or 520-882-7769 Assessor's info and more for this lot This person drills wells and lives nearby: Nelson Drilling, 14900 W Avra Valley Rd, Marana, AZ 85653, (520) 682-8592 More land from 666isMONEY, Lc |
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| This is an old flood map, for latest map see below. |
Latest flood map shows one-acre in AO2 zone, 9-acres in AO3
| Latest floodmap info for this parcel (you might need to download autodesk to view these maps). You won't need autodesk to download this PDF map. |
| The center of this circle is the Section Corner (SE corner of lot 25B) |
This is the SE corner of lot 25B, the Section Corner is that hole in the bottom, right corner of this pic. Note the gully dug around this lot to keep cars
out. A really nice neighbor (the man with the Cottonwood Trees NE of here) with a backhoe dug it. 25B also has an old doublewide mobile home on
the opposite corner of this lot. To get to lot 17B walk north here until U see the fence in the pic below.
out. A really nice neighbor (the man with the Cottonwood Trees NE of here) with a backhoe dug it. 25B also has an old doublewide mobile home on
the opposite corner of this lot. To get to lot 17B walk north here until U see the fence in the pic below.
This pic shows the SE corner of lot 17B, beyond the fence is City of Tucson land. The gully in the foreground is on lot 17B. The City owns the land
for water rights. If you walk the fence, north, you will come to a 1/4-section mark, that is the NE corner of 17B. The neighbor with the backhoe
offered to put a road.
for water rights. If you walk the fence, north, you will come to a 1/4-section mark, that is the NE corner of 17B. The neighbor with the backhoe
offered to put a road.
This is the lot west of 25B, it is entirely in an AO3 flood zone. I met him the day I took these last three pictures and asked him if it was difficult to get
permission to build in AO3 flood zone. He said it was difficult and cost him $20k for engineering evaluation. I have been to flood-control before (this
guy said he saw me there) and calculated it was safe to build on lot 25B and others I sold nearby.
permission to build in AO3 flood zone. He said it was difficult and cost him $20k for engineering evaluation. I have been to flood-control before (this
guy said he saw me there) and calculated it was safe to build on lot 25B and others I sold nearby.