This unique Arizona ranch is tucked away in the seclusion of coveted Texas Canyon, located in Cochise County. The 40-acre parcel sits at the base of the Little Dragoon Mountains at 4800 feet and is surrounded by Arizona state land, ensuring privacy and endless horseback riding and mountain biking. The property has quick and easy access to exit 322 on Interstate 10. Only a blissful 1.3-mile drive on well-maintained county roads. This high desert ranch is 15 minutes to a Super Walmart, Safeway in Benson and close to the best of AZ's tourist destinations like Tombstone, Bisbee, Willcox, Whitewater Draw, Cochise Stronghold and the fabulous Chiricahua National Monument. Better yet- it is only a one-hour drive to Tucson and the airport for those city dwellers craving a piece of some of some of the West's most scenic and iconic geography. In 2018 a registered well was added that produces 800 gallons of potable water a day. In addition to the well, there are surface rights for a year-round collection pond for the wildlife. The deed to the ranch includes a patented Tungsten King mining claim dating back to 1917. The property includes all mineral, ore and oil rights. Additionally, there is a right-of-way from the county road to the property in place through the Arizona Land Department, providing full legal and physical access. The 1997 movie, Buffalo Soldiers, was filmed in the canyon.

This unique Arizona ranch is tucked away in the seclusion of coveted Texas Canyon, located in Cochise County. The 40-acre parcel sits at the base of the Little Dragoon Mountains at 4800 feet and is surrounded by Arizona state land, ensuring privacy and endless horseback riding and mountain biking. The property has quick and easy access to exit 322 on Interstate 10. Only a blissful 1.3-mile drive on well-maintained county roads. This high desert ranch is 15 minutes to a Super Walmart, Safeway in Benson and close to the best of AZ's tourist destinations like Tombstone, Bisbee, Willcox, Whitewater Draw, Cochise Stronghold and the fabulous Chiricahua National Monument. Better yet- it is only a one-hour drive to Tucson and the airport for those city dwellers craving a piece of some of some of the West's most scenic and iconic geography. In 2018 a registered well was added that produces 800 gallons of potable water a day. In addition to the well, there are surface rights for a year-round collection pond for the wildlife. The deed to the ranch includes a patented Tungsten King mining claim dating back to 1917. The property includes all mineral, ore and oil rights. Additionally, there is a right-of-way from the county road to the property in place through the Arizona Land Department, providing full legal and physical access. The 1997 movie, Buffalo Soldiers, was filmed in the canyon.