29 Lots for Sale in Willcox, AZ

29 - 1/4 acre lots in Arizona - bulk package deal

Price for all 29 together - $10,000.00

Location: Cochise County, Arizona

203-49-002 20349002 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 2

203-49-004 20349004 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 4

203-49-005 20349005 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 5

203-49-006 20349006 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 6

203-49-007 20349007 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 7

203-49-008 20349008 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 8

203-49-023 20349023 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 23

203-49-024 20349024 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 174

203-49-032 20349032 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 182

203-49-036 20349036 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 186

203-49-037 20349037 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 187

203-49-038 20349038 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 188

203-49-039 20349039 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 189

203-49-092 20349092 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 273

203-49-093 20349093 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 274

203-49-076 20349076 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 257

203-49-077 20349077 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 258

203-49-078 20349078 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 259

203-49-079 20349079 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 260

203-49-080 20349080 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 261

203-49-081 20349081 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 262

203-49-082 20349082 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 263

203-49-083 20349083 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 264

203-49-182 20349182 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 364

203-49-183 20349183 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 365

203-49-184 20349184 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 366

203-49-185 20349185 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 367

203-49-224 20349224 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 429

203-49-247 20349247 Cochise Recreation Area #2 Lot 31

Vacant 0.25 acre lots located just off of the Twin Lake Country Club in the Cochise Recreational area. Perfect for camping, RV, and all private recreational activities. No POA. This land is in the Twin Lakes Subdivision sits in front of Lake Cochise so a wonderful view of the lake and walking distance to the 9 Hole Twin Lakes Golf Course that is fully operational. It’s in Southern Arizona and just an hour east of Tucson, Arizona.

Willcox Area Information

Wilcox is located in the Southeastern portion of Arizona, in the northern half of Cochise County on I-10. Nestled at the northern end of the Sulphur Springs Valley near the Dos Cabezas and Chiricahua Mountains at an elevation of 4,167 feet Willcox is considered high desert which gives us Arizona’s best year round temperate climate without the extreme summer heat of Tucson, Phoenix and Yuma. Established in 1880 and incorporated in 1915 Wilcox is the trade center for the northern portion of Cochise County. Located only 1 hour from Tucson and 40 miles to New Mexico it is well placed.

Once known as the Cattle Capital of the nation, Wilcox was is the middle of the hustle and bustle of the old west. With the railroad going through the center of town it was an ideal location for the shipment of not only cattle but any type of goods produced in the area that were shipped throughout the United States. Incoming trains brought goods that were needed in the northern part of the county. Fort Bowie and the local mining community of Dos Cabezas had many of their supplies come in via the railroad. The rough and tumble old west can be felt throughout the town and some it’s old building, most of which are located on Railroad Avenue. The colorful history of the cowboy and the cattle that he lived with can be seen at the Hall of Fame which is located at the Rex Allen Cowboy Museum.

Southeastern Arizona is considered the birding capital of the world and just outside of Wilcox you will find the Playa, an ancient seabed that is the winter home of a large group of Sandhill Cranes. Numerous other birds are found in this area also and in the nearby mountains. The Chiricahua Mountains is where you will see the Elegant Trogan. It’s an easy drive to all of the premier birding spots, Ramsey Canyon Nature Conservancy which is famous for it’s hummingbirds, Madera Canyon, Portal and the San Pedro Riparian Area National Conservation Area.