The project is broken down into 2 separate parcels, or phases: Phase 1: 40-acres, and Phase 2: 10-acres. Since acquisition in 2005, Phase 1 has steadily moved forward with the addition of all necessary entitlements, including the Final Plat granted by La Paz County in mid 2009, for 129-lot subdivision. Phase 2 was added in 2008 and had completed its land-planning and Tentative Map for an additional 37-lots sized specifically for RVs with enough space for small casitas and/or storage. Zoning and tentative map need reapproval for Phase 2 before it can be joined to Phase 1 and contain the entire project’s recreational amenities, including 9-hole pitch-n-putt golf course, pickleball, swimming pool and large community area with other facilities.
Consisting of 40 acres, this parcel has its Final Plat approved for a 129-lot subdivision named The Arroyos Preserve.
The subject 40-acres has all the governmental approvals and entitlements for the 129-lot Final Plat granted in 2009 by the County of La Paz, Arizona, and includes:
In addition, the property presently has fully functional, off-the-grid living quarters, including:
These living quarters would not remain in the developed subdivision
and are considered of no value in this sales offering.
In addition, this 10-acre property presently has a small structure with tiny living quarters including bathroom and kitchen area, as well as a small garage for housing a modest amount of landscape maintenance equipment. These structures are considered of no value, but are in excellent shape with solid building material construction and are located in the area where The Arroyos Preserve community recreation would be. There is also a functioning well providing water.
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