Nestled in the picturesque Antelope Ridge subdivision of Apache County, Arizona, this exceptional 37.7-acre property offers a perfect blend of development readiness and natural beauty. With a substantial cleared building pad, established access via a private driveway, and the advantage of sharing a border with State Trust Land, this parcel presents an outstanding opportunity for those seeking to create their ideal Arizona retreat. The property features three-sided fencing and requires no POA approval for your building plans, offering the freedom to develop your vision while maintaining the natural character of the high desert landscape.

Key Features:

• 37.7 acres of versatile land in Antelope Ridge, Apache County

• Cleared building pad measuring approximately 127ft x 110ft

• Three-sided fencing already in place

• Private driveway approaching from the south to the building site

• State Trust Land bordering the eastern boundary

• Seasonal streambed running north-south across the property

• No POA restrictions on building or property use

• Road frontage along N8482 on the western border

• Power lines less than one mile away

Property Details

This 37.7-acre parcel stands out for its development-ready features and natural amenities. The cleared building pad offers an ideal foundation for your future home or cabin, while the existing three-sided fencing provides immediate property definition and security. The private driveway, approaching from the south, leads directly to the building site, eliminating significant development costs.

Location & Access

The property features frontage along Road N8482 on its western border. While this road is not county-maintained and requires 4x4 vehicle access, it provides reliable entry to your property. The eastern border's adjacency to State Trust Land ensures privacy and expanded recreational opportunities, including hiking and wildlife viewing.

Utilities & Development

While currently undeveloped, the property's proximity to power lines (less than a mile away) offers flexibility for future utility connections. The lack of POA restrictions, combined with simple covenants that only address roadway and utility easements, provides maximum freedom for your development plans. The seasonal streambed adds natural character and potential seasonal water features to the property.

Investment Potential

As Arizona continues to attract residents seeking rural properties with development potential, this parcel offers an excellent opportunity for both personal use and investment. The combination of existing improvements (building pad, fencing, and private drive) and the freedom to build without POA restrictions makes this an attractive property for various uses.

Nearby Attractions

The property's location provides easy access to some of Arizona's most remarkable attractions. The stunning Petrified Forest National Park, a geological wonder spanning millions of years, is just an hour's drive away. The White Mountain Apache Reservation borders the region, offering exceptional hunting and fishing opportunities with proper permits. Show Low, the area's major commercial hub, is only 45 minutes away and provides all essential shopping and services. Winter sports enthusiasts will appreciate being within 90 minutes of Sunrise Ski Resort, which offers world-class skiing and snowboarding throughout the winter season, along with scenic chair lift rides during summer months.

Local Communities:

St. Johns - County seat with essential services (20 minutes)

Concho - Charming rural community (15 minutes)

Springerville/Eagar - Shopping and medical facilities (40 minutes)

Show Low Regional Airport - Commercial flights available

Outdoor Activities

Outdoor recreation opportunities abound in every direction. Lyman Lake State Park, just 25 minutes away, offers year-round boating, fishing, and camping on its 1,200-acre reservoir. The vast Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest provides countless trails for hiking, horseback riding, and camping amid pristine wilderness. High-country anglers will appreciate the proximity to Big Lake Recreation Area, known for its excellent trout fishing. Perhaps most importantly, the property's direct border with State Trust Land offers immediate access to endless exploration and wildlife viewing opportunities right from your backyard. The area is home to elk, mule deer, and various bird species, making it a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

At Ashbrook Land Company we perform in-depth research into all of our properties before listing them, but it is ultimately the buyer's responsibility to perform their due diligence before purchase. The information provided on this page is, to the best of our knowledge, correct, and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. All prospective buyers are encouraged to contact the county to confirm legality or feasibility of any future development plans. Rural, undeveloped land can be dangerous due to terrain, weather, and poor or non-existent road access and calls for caution when visiting. Ashbrook Land Company will not be held responsible for any action or outcomes by visitors to a property of ours. We make no warranties or representations about the land, its condition, or what can be built on the property.