Wittmann, AZ homes for sale & real estate

Wittmann, AZ Homes for Sale

Full 5 acres of land with Mountain Views all around! Wide open spaces. Come build a family compound, a get away or hang out on the weekends. Or split to add 5 homes! Just 18 minutes to Trader Joes, and less to gas and groceries. Give the animals and the kids room to roam. Take part easily in the Wickenburg roping scene. Horses and livestock allowed! Build your ranch with roping and other amenities nearby. We have two other 5 acre adjacent parcels available, via separate mls. Buyer can split via minor land division up to 5 parcels

Wittmann, AZ Homes for Sale

±5.60 acres available 600 ft north of multiple lot split neighborhoods with many successful home closings. ¾ mile north of Patton Road and only ¼ mile north of a paved road (231st Avenue). Both legal and physical access from 231st Avenue. Land ready for your horse property or dream home. The property is a portion of parcel 503-34-024.

Wittmann, AZ Homes for Sale

A nice price drop in this High-end area, with site-built homes and large horse set ups surrounding property. Very nice 20 Acre Tract which has been partial leveled in preparation for Home Site, Barns and Arena set-up. There are Easements both from the South and North into property. Property is totally fenced with Pipe fencing also included is 4- 100' X 220'' pipe horse pens. Close to Wickenburg and Surprise.

Wittmann, AZ Homes for Sale

This 5-acre lot is located in Whispering Ranch. This lot is located near a nursery and a coffee spot right next to the lot. There is a Toyota Center less than 5 miles away from this lot. Best part: Paatton Road is only 1 mile away and is paved road. Bill Gates has his land in Whispering Ranch about 20 minutes away. Dont miss this chance and bring your BEST OFFER Years ago, this land had been bustling with life, a thriving farm where families gathered and children played. But as time wore on and economic hardships hit the region, the farm fell into disrepair. The family that had once called it home was forced to sell, leaving behind memories of happier times. Now, the 5-acre lot stood as a s