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SIZE: 8 Acres, Parcel 4, Apache County, Arizona LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A portion of NW 1/4, of the SE 1/4 of Section 11, T17N, R25E, of the Gila & Salt River Base & Meridian; Apache County STATE: Arizona COUNTY: Apache County, Arizona ELECTRIC: Solar, generator or other alternative energy source to be installed by buyer SEWER: See county requirements ZONING: Residential ROADS: Dirt TAXES: Approximately 14.00 per year; all property taxes are current COUNTY RECORDING FEE: $16.00 CONVEYANCE DOCUMENT: Deed GENERAL LOCATION: Forty miles from St. John's, Arizona DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS: From St. Johns's, (Interstate of SR 61 and U.S 191) head North on U.S. 191 for approximately 29.4 miles (just North of junction with U.S. 61). At this point turn left and head West of County Road 7230 ( Witchwel Road) for approximately 18.2 miles (this road makes several jogs to the south and one to the north near the end, just stay on the most maintained road). At this point County Road 7230 crossses some railroad tracks. After crossing the tracks, continue to the west on County Road 7230 for approximately 1.4 miles. At this point, County Road 7230 turns to the north, turn right and follow County Road 7230 to the north for approximately 2.4 miles. At this point, turn left and head west on County Road 702 for approximately 6.2 miles. From here, turn left and head south for approximately 2.7 miles and then turn right and head west for approximately .3 miles. At this point you are at the southeastern corner of the property. Roads leading to the property may not be completed and road signs may not be present. We are unable to note clear driving directions as we have not visited the property. The city of St, John's has a population of approximately 3,865 and is located in the Northeast portion of Arizona, approximately 18 miles West of the Arizona/New Mexico border, at an elevation of 5,730 feet. St. John's is a jumping off point for numerous prehistoric dwellings, petroglyphics trails and archeological finds. The Petrified Forrest is approximately 43 miles Northwest of St. John's and is the largest forrest of petrified wood from the Triassic time on earth. This is a great opportunity to own your own property in beautiful, scenic Arizona. This parcel is secluded, in lush high country with spectacular mountain and/or plain views, ideal year-round weather, and is surrounded by recreational opportunities, with convenient shopping and services nearby. Land ownership opportunities of this kind in the west are rare. As a property owner in this area, you can declare your independence from metropolitan chaos and escape to a quiet, secluded, enriched life for you and your family for generations to come. This is in a fully platted subdivision with full dirt road footage. The land is covered with mature Junipers. Land such as this is being sold fast as it can be placed for sale and will not last long. Only 17% of Apache County has land available for private ownership. There are thousands of acres of state and federal land in the immediate area so you can go horseback riding, hiking, etc. This area is renowned for finding artifacts such as petrified wood, fossils, arrowheads and many other treasures that the area has to offer. The attached pictures are by other persons and/or ourselves and are of the area only and not of the specific property being sold. We have not been to the property and do strongly recommend that you complete all due diligence as to the property prior to bidding

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