Recently Sold Homes in Apache County, AZ

Recently Sold Home in Apache County, AZ:

This is a large acreage with a number of highly positive attributes. Large acreage featuring frontage on a county, existing power along the county road, pleasing topography and a capped 500' nonexempt well with 12'' bore well head. Seller is willing to provide exceptional terms with down less than the cost to drill a comparable well. pressure gauge on well head indicates a wealth of water.

Recently Sold Home in Apache County, AZ:

OWNER MAY CARRY! NO UNACCOMPANIED BUYERS PERMITTED ON THE PROPERTY. ALL PROSPECTIVE BUYERS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR LICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENT DURING ALL SHOWINGS. Build your dream home in the beautiful White Mountains of Arizona! This improved 6.9 Acre property in Vernon offers the perfect combination of convenience, infrastructure and endless possibilities. A gravel driveway provides easy access, while the corner of the property is already set up with full RV hookups with septic, a hose bib and 200 amp service close making it ideal for enjoying the property while you build or for hosting family and friends. Septic system has a new leach line installed in 2024 for added piece of mind

Recently Sold Home in Apache County, AZ:

This 5-acre lot is more than 3/4 fenced with a double gate, unlock its full potential. If you're looking for a project with promise and a property you can shape to your desires, this is the perfect opportunity! Essential utilities, electricity at the lot line on both sides available, making it easier to start your project. Lot of Pine, juniper and ceder trees. 15 mins to Show Low. Look no further for that perfect to get out of the valley heat and gaze at the stars on your own land.

Recently Sold Home in Apache County, AZ:

Step onto a rise where the horizon seems endless, rolling hills dotted with graceful junipers, and the air carries the subtle scent of firewood. Pockets of level land invite a home, cabin, barn, or garden, while grazing keeps the grass understated yet serviceable for horses or livestock. Every glance hints at hidden corners to explore, every sunset teases the promise of quiet evenings and endless skies. Here, the light shifts and dances across the hills in ways that stir the imagination, and the land seems to whisper possibilities — a private retreat, a creative haven, or simply a place to breathe and watch the world unfold. Bordering a square mile of State Trust land, the property of