DJ Calvin

$1,615,380

85.02 Acres

Eloy, Arizona, 85131

PRIME ARIZONA FARMLAND – 85.02 ACRESA rare opportunity to own 85.02 acres of highly productive, irrigated farmland in Pinal County, just off E. Alsdorf Road. This offering includes two parcels:• Parcel #411-01-036D – 66.17 acres• Parcel #411-01-036E – 18.85 acresLand Both parcels are currently under cultivation and come with an active farming lease in place through 2025. The land is presently producing alfalfa and benefits from established irrigation rights under the Arizona Department of Water Resources: Irrigation Grandfathered Right No. 58-111435.0012 Assigned Irrigation Efficiency: 78% Irrigation Water Duty: 3.77 feet per acre Maximum Annual Groundwater Allotment: 296.51 acre-feetAgriculture currently purducing farm groundGeneral Operations Lease in place for farming through 2025.History Arizona farmland opportunities like this don’t come along often! Whether you’re looking to invest in agriculture or expand your farming operation, this property is a solid choice.

$1,335,000

48.16 Acres

Casa Grande, Arizona, 85194

PRIME ARIZONA FARM GROUND!!!48.16 acres of farm ground in Casa Grande on the Selma Highway. Property has a farming lease (currently a tilling lease). Well for irrigation and the well pump needs to be re-worked. Very close to development. Farm the property until development allows you to cash in.Land 48.16 acresArizona Department of Water ResourcesIrrigation Grandfathered Right No. 58-105171.0001Assigned Irrigation Efficiency: 75 PercentIrrigation Water Duty: 4.48 Acre Feet Per AcreMaximum Annual Groundwater Allotment: 174.72 Acre Feet Per YearImprovements existing water well.  Well pump needs work or replaced.Agriculture Suitable for any Arizona crops.Region & Climate Arizona DesertHistory Property Currently has an easement agreement in negotiation

$797,850

35.31 Acres

Casa Grande, Arizona, 85193

If you are looking for your chance to homestead in Arizona this is your perfect opportunity. Totaling 35.31 +/- acres in two separate Pinal County parcels (500-11-034U & 500-11-034T). This is an extremely diverse property with a septic tank, residential well and agricultural well. Bring or build a home with the perfect site already established. Land The property has grown water melon, tomatoes, zucchini, corn and squash among others.  Pick your crop(s) and be the talk of the farmers markets across the state.  The property has 1000 tons of manure along the western edge ready to be spread.  Tubing for a drip system is on property, uninstalled, is available for purchase on a separate bill of sale. State and federal lands border the south of the property for miles and miles.

$14,000,000

41,535.75 Acres

Holbrook, Arizona, 86025

The Holbrook Ranch is one of the largest privately owned ranches in Arizona. Located in Navajo County, Arizona, it covers over 41,535.7 acres. This ranch is home to many native species, including pronghorn antelope, coyotes, bobcats, and many more. After many generations of family ownership, this incredible legacy ranch is now available for purchase. It is very rare to find one this large. Co-listed with Bryan Elkins of Long Realty 928-521-2681.Land 41,535.75 of deeded prime grazing land!  Bookmarked between the town of Holbrook and the Petrified Forest National Park, there is no shortage of beauty and wide-open spaces. Several small grazing leases connect to the property to enhance the existing above-average carrying capacity.Improvements The property has a main house, several smaller guest houses, corrals and barns.  These improvements have not been used or occupied for many years and will need some renovation and improvement.  The Apache Railway runs through a northern part of the property for rail access.Agriculture The ranch has many level areas that would be ideal to incorporate alfalfa fields to increase your potential livestock capacity. There are 4 wells located around the property.  The Little Colorado goes through a portion of the western side of the property, and the seasonal Puerco River runs in and out of the property lines along the northern border.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources While most of the mineral rights have severed from the property, potash deposits are plentiful and are available to the owner and will be passed on to the new owner.General Operations The Holbrook Ranch has a historical carrying capacity of 400 to 500 head of cattle.  With deeded land you can be the master of this capacity with improvements and that is very rare to find in Arizona.  The cattle on the property are for sale on a separate bill of sale.Region & Climate Holbrook has an elevation of 5,076 feet. The summers are hot, the winters are short and very cold, and it is dry mostly clear year-round receiving an average of 10 inches of precipitation annually.History The Holbrook ranch is a generational ranch that is currently held in Trust.  Please be aware that any prospective offers will need to be court approved so please allow time and allowances for such actions.  The owners will consider dividing the property into smaller sections if the division lines make sense to them.

$2,700,000

157,881 Acres

Meadview, Arizona, 86444

Diamond Bar Ranch. 48.81 Deeded acres spread amongst multiple lots. Two grazing leases. Diamond Bar unit A that has an AU rating of 373. Diamond Bar unit B 0080 allotment has and AU of 373. Total AU for the Diamond Bar is 746. Unit A is run by the BLM and is a 10 year lease and consists of 96,132 grazing acres, unit B is run by the Parks department and is year to year consisting of 61,701 grazing acres.Land The Diamond Bar is a majestic ranch with its entire north border being the Grand Canyon. Add Lake Mead Park, Columbine Falls, South Cove & Grand wash cliffs all within the borders of the ranch the beauty matches the ability to run a successful cattle operation.  If you are looking for a cattle ranch with a Dude Ranch possibility you won’t find a better opportunity. Diamond Bar unit A (96,132 acres).  Diamond Bar Unit B (61,701 acres).Improvements Property has a few wells and gathering corrals around the lease.Agriculture The Ranch are a year-round grazing ranch with a mild climate.  Numerous native vegetation can be found throughout the properties.  The deeded land is zoned General Rural in the Arizona county of Mohave.  The Diamond Bar BLM lease #AZ00098 comes in two units.  A and B.  The A unit is managed by BLM and has an AU of 373.  The unit B was turned over to the “US Parks” division several years ago.  The lease can declare annually the amount of cattle to be grazed, but the historic AU for that unit has been 373.General Operations The ranch is ready to be stocked!  While most of the cattle on the ranch have been removed from the property there are still some stragglers.  Any purchaser is welcome to keep whatever cattle on the property they find.  A high-capacity ranch is not easy to find in Arizona.History The Diamond Bar ranch was once the largest ranch in the entire country in the 1880’s with 1.4 million acres at its highest point and incasing most of the ranches in Kingman AZ. However, the history of the ranch is that it was founded and formed by “Tap” Duncan a known associate of the “Hole in the Wall Gang”. Tap was a pillar in the Kingman community and people often overlooked his colorful past.Location Ranch is North of Kingman Arizona and Southeast of Las Vegas NV.

$399,000

120 Acres

St Johns, Arizona, 85936

Off-Grid Paradise at 6,500 feet! This rare 120-acre property near St. Johns, Arizona offers panoramic 70+ mile views, bordering the Indian Reservation to the east for unmatched privacy. Featuring a well-built home, solar, wind, and generator power, plus water infrastructure, this self-sufficient retreat is ideal for those seeking independence and wide-open space.Land Spanning 120 acres, with approximately 80 acres fenced, the property features gently rolling terrain covered in mature juniper and pinyon pine trees. The eastern boundary borders the Indian Reservation, providing additional privacy and unobstructed views. Elevation sits at approximately 6,549 feet, offering cooler temperatures and expansive high-desert scenery.Improvements The property includes a well-built, 20-year-old manufactured home on a permanent concrete foundation, constructed by the original owner/contractor in 2005. The home is thoughtfully positioned facing southeast for passive solar heating in winter and shaded comfort in summer, with abundant natural light throughout.Additional improvements include a large wraparound deck, 4-car garage with extended concrete parking, dedicated solar building, greenhouse, and covered RV storage with full hook-ups. The home is supported by solar, wind, and a diesel generator system. Property is priced with consideration for needed updates, including solar batteries, a well pump, and deck maintenance.Recreation This property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy star-filled skies, satellite viewing, and unmatched tranquility from the expansive deck. With over 70-mile views—and up to 80+ miles on clear nights—you can even see the night skiing lights of Sunrise Ski Resort. The acreage offers endless opportunities for hiking, ATV riding, and exploring the surrounding high desert landscape.Agriculture With ample acreage and a greenhouse already in place, the property is well-suited for self-sustaining living, gardening, or small-scale agricultural use. Native vegetation and open land provide flexibility for a variety of off-grid or homesteading applications.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources A 600-foot private well provides clean, cold water, supported by a storage tank system. Power is supplied through a combination of solar and wind systems, with a diesel generator for backup and operational support. A propane tank is also included, enhancing the property’s off-grid capabilities.General Operations Designed for self-reliant living, the property offers established infrastructure for off-grid operation while still allowing for modern comfort. Ideal as a full-time residence, seasonal retreat, or survival-style homestead.Region & Climate Located near St. Johns in northeastern Arizona, the property enjoys a mild four-season climate with cooler temperatures due to elevation. Convenient access to nearby towns includes Sanders (approx. 31 miles), St. Johns (36 miles), and Gallup, New Mexico (80 miles), offering shopping, dining, and services within reasonable driving distance.History Owned and developed by the original builder, this property reflects thoughtful planning and durable construction. With its combination of privacy, infrastructure, and sweeping views, this is a rare opportunity to own a true off-grid retreat in Arizona’s high desert.

$4,300,000

130.47 Acres

Cornville, Arizona, 86325

130.478± acres of stunning Yavapai County land featuring rolling hills, river frontage, distant mountain views, and rich desert soil — complete with a classic 1947 residence needing restoration. Utilities in place (electric, well, septic) and zoned R1 L-70. Excellent potential for ranching, recreation, and future improvements.Land This expansive 130.478± acre tract consists of multiple parcel ID numbers in desirable Yavapai County, Arizona. The property showcases gently rolling terrain with diverse topography that transitions from shaded river bottoms to elevated vantage points offering panoramic mountain views. Native vegetation, rich desert soils, and access via maintained dirt roads make this a rare, usable land holding with outstanding potential.Improvements A single-family residence built in the 1947 resides onsite, presenting a unique opportunity for renovation or expansion. The home is served by an existing electric connection, private water well, and septic system. While the structure needs work, its location, character, and setting make it an ideal candidate for those seeking to restore or reinvent a historic ranch home.Recreation The property offers abundant recreation opportunities including hiking, bird watching, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, and river access for fishing or cooling off on hot summer days. Rolling hills and open spaces provide ideal terrain for outdoor enthusiasts to explore, relax, and connect with nature.Agriculture Rich desert soil and access to natural water resources create a favorable environment for light agricultural pursuits, grazing, rotational pasture, or small-scale food plots. The open acreage and topographical variety support sustainable ranching, livestock, or supplemental agricultural uses consistent with the R1 L-70 zoning.Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Surface water flows through the property along a defined river channel, adding aesthetic appeal and ecological value. A permitted private well supplies domestic water to the existing residence. Sellers make no guarantee as to the status of mineral or groundwater rights — prospective buyers should verify with appropriate authorities.General Operations Currently operating as a rural holding with minimal active use, this property presents flexibility for a variety of operational strategies. Utilities are established, and basic access is provided across dirt roads. Future owners may choose to enhance infrastructure, develop new improvements, or maintain the land in a natural, low-impact state.Region & Climate Situated in scenic Yavapai County, this property enjoys the moderate high-desert climate of central Arizona. Warm, sunny days and cool evenings define the seasonal rhythms, with mild winters and low humidity ideal for year-round enjoyment. Proximity to Verde Valley communities provides access to regional amenities, while preserving the tranquility of rural living.History The existing home dates to the 1947 and reflects the simple, purposeful construction of the era. This holding has been a generational ranchland with long-standing ties to the region’s agricultural and outdoor lifestyles. Its combination of natural features and historic improvements creates a unique canvas for future visionaries.Location Located in scenic Yavapai County, Arizona, this property combines privacy with accessibility. Dirt road access connects to nearby paved highways and regional centers. While isolated enough to enjoy peaceful country living, the site remains reasonably close to town services, shopping, and major transportation routes.