A haven for Hikers, Mountain Biking, Bird
Watching, Photography, Artists of all mediums
and clearly an equestrian dream.
Softly rolling native grasses sweep the
landscape. The San Rafael is one of the last
intact short grass prairies left in America.
It provides one of the last intact watersheds that
feeds the headwaters of the Santa Cruz River.
Conservation easements protect these vistas in
perpetuity while offering a 20ac building
envelope in a mature grove of native oak trees.
Easements held by Arizona Land & Water Trust

Vista from the building envelope looking south

Cattle drive headed north toward the oak strewn building site

Native mature Oak Grove

20 acre building envelope amongst
the oaks overlooks a meadow and
Cherry Creek tributary. Seasonal
rains will bring running water and is
a momentary riparian habitat.
Stunning views of the rolling
grasslands spread out on your
doorstep and the magnificent vistas
of the San Rafael Valley surround you.
Building envelope is contiguous to
USFS Coronado National Forest.