4 Acres S Marstellar Rd Unit 2, Tucson, AZ 85736

$72,500

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List Price
$72,500
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
22509723
Area
Extended Southwest
Subdivision
Extended Southwest
Days on Market
524
Type
Land

Property Description

±4.5 Acres in Southwest Tucson - Near State Land! Build your dream home on this spacious ±4.5-acre RH-zoned parcel in the peaceful Three Points area, southwest of Tucson, Arizona. Situated at Marstellar and Cortel Roads, this versatile property is ideal for a single-family home, manufactured home, guest dwelling, or accessory structures like stables. Enjoy wide-open, level terrain with utilities ready—electricity at the parcel line and a shared well on the neighboring property. Convenient access via Sierrita Mountain Road, then east on Cortel Road. Contact the broker for a detailed marketing brochure and survey.

Additional Information

Elementary School
Robles
Middle School
Altar Valley
High School
Marana
Water
Private Well, Shared Well
Sewer
Other
View
Mountain(s), Rural
Terms
Owner Will Carry, Cash
Office ID
51495
School District
Altar Valley
Lot Size
196,020
Zoning
Pima County - RH

Listing courtesy of Jim Vincent from JVincent Company LLC.

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