Property Report

APN 201-37-070C

Apache County, AZ

1.057 acres in Concho, Arizona

Cash Price

$7,750

Deed recorded in your name right away.

Owner Financed

$200 down

$159 a month for 60 months. No banks, no credit checks.

$449 gets it started ($200 down + $249 doc fee). Reserve it today: call or text 971-509-6266, or email jason@skylinelandpartners.com, and we'll set up your down payment or doc fee.

Where It Is

Location
Near Concho, in Apache County, Arizona, in the Concho Valley Unit 6 subdivision.
GPS center
34.41959, -109.59319
Access
County Road 5135 runs to the lot.
Highways
US Highway 60 and Route 61.
Drive times
Concho Lake, about 15 minutes. St. Johns, about 20 minutes. Show Low, about 45 minutes. Springerville, about 1 hour. Phoenix, about 3.5 hours.
Roads
The roads of Concho Valley Unit 6 are county maintained. Surface is dirt.

County GIS in this area can be slightly off; the plat map is the reliable reference. Corner coordinates and turn by turn directions come with the recorded plat map. Ask and we'll send them.

1.057 acres in Concho, Arizona
1.057 acres in Concho, Arizona

The Land

Size
1.057 acres
Terrain
Flat
Elevation
About 6,400 feet
Zoning
Agriculture General. A house can be built here and you can reside on the property.
APN
201-37-070C
Legal
Concho Valley Unit 6, Block 70, Lot 3, Apache County, Arizona (T-12N, R-26E, S-21)

Utilities

Power
Navopache Electric, (928) 337-4414. Solar is an option.
Water
Well, or hauled. County Health Department: (928) 337-7607.
Septic
Septic system required. Permits through the County Health Department.
Gas
Propane. No piped natural gas in this part of the county.

Raw land here is off grid ready rather than hooked up. Budget accordingly.

Costs of Owning

Property taxes
About $12 a year
Monthly payment
$159 a month for 60 months, financed purchases
Note fee
$10 a month on financed purchases
Doc fee
$249 one time
HOA dues
None.

What You Can Do Here, Honestly

This acre works as a staging point for the public land around Concho, a cool summer spot at 6,400 feet, a dark sky spot with very little light pollution, or simply ground to hold. There's room to build down the road when you're ready. And the acre next door is ours too: buy just this one, or take both together for about 2.1 acres.

The Rules, Plainly

  • This lot has recorded covenants on file from 1971 (Deed Restrictions, Unit Six, Concho Valley). Apache County does not enforce private covenants; that's straight from the county's website. Enforcement is between owners, and there's no HOA and no dues.
  • The key covenant terms: site built single family homes, 800 square feet minimum ground floor area, new construction only (new prefabricated homes included), 35 foot height cap, 12 months to complete once you start.
  • Campers and travel trailers may occupy the lot during home or cabin construction. Temporary structures can't be used as a residence, so long term RV living and container homes are restricted. For camping trips, the public land around Concho is the answer.
  • Plain terms summary: skylinelandpartners.com/covenants/concho-valley. Want the full recorded document? Ask and we'll send it the same day.

We'd rather tell you the rules now than surprise you later. If your plan doesn't fit this parcel, ask us; we may have one that fits.

How Buying Works

  1. Reach out and we'll walk you through it: 971-509-6266 or jason@skylinelandpartners.com. Reserve with the doc fee, the down payment, or both.
  2. Sign the purchase agreement electronically. Takes minutes.
  3. Cash: we record the deed in your name right away. Financed: payments run on autopilot and the deed records at payoff. Warranty deed either way.
  4. We own this property outright. No agents, no middlemen. You talk to the owner.

The 90 Day Guarantee

Buy on financing and you're covered for 90 days. Not satisfied? We refund what you paid for the land, or exchange it for any other parcel we own. Fees are not included (closing costs, doc fee, finance fees, taxes). Plain terms, no fine print games: skylinelandpartners.com/our-guarantee

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