3.68 Acres - Power on Street, R-2 Buildable in Rio Rico, Santa Cruz County, AZ
338 Anfibio Ct, Rio Rico, AZ, 85648
Santa Cruz
GPS:
31.56545, -110.98806
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Lot Size (Acres)
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3.68
Zoning
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R2 - Medium-Density Multifamily Residential
Access
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Dirt Road
Flood Zone Details
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No
Est. Annual Taxes
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$93.78
About This Property
3.68 acres in Rio Rico with power on the street and water lines near the lot. This lot sits at 338 Anfibio Ct in Santa Cruz County, on a gentle downhill slope at 3,639 feet in the Rio Rico Ranchettes subdivision. Tucson is about 60 minutes north on I-19. The Nogales border crossing is 10 minutes south. No flood zone. No HOA.
Utilities are close. Power runs along the street. A private water company has lines near the lot line. Sewer would be a septic system installed at build time. Cell or satellite covers internet. Get firm hookup quotes from the Rio Rico water company and the county before you build, and we will hand you the parcel info to make that easy.
Two things to be straight about on access and layout. The parcel is shaped like a flagpole, with a narrow access strip running down to the wider main lot. The slope along that strip is about 7 percent, drivable but on the steeper side for a residential driveway, so walk it before committing, especially for a builder's truck or a manufactured home delivery. A small wash runs through the rear boundary, covering about 0.14 acres. It does not affect the buildable area at the front, but you would not want your septic field over it.
Owner financing is available on this lot. No banks. No credit checks. No prepayment penalties. Call or text us at (313) 349-0434 and we will work out monthly terms that fit your budget. You can pay it off early anytime. Buying with cash? We cover your first year of property taxes.
This lot is zoned R-2, Medium-Density Multifamily Residential. Site-built homes are allowed, with a minimum building size of 1,200 square feet. Mobile, manufactured, and modular homes are not allowed in R-2, and RVs and camping are not permitted as a residence. R-2 also allows duplex and small multi-family builds by right, a useful path for a builder or investor.
To lock this property in your name, we need both a deposit and a signed purchase agreement. Call or text us anytime at (313) 349-0434 and we will walk through monthly payment options together.
Quick Specs
132-05-183
3.68
338 Anfibio Ct, Rio Rico, AZ, 85648
Rio Rico
Santa Cruz
Arizona
R2 - Medium-Density Multifamily Residential
No
Dirt Road
None
$93.78
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338 Anfibio Ct, Rio Rico, AZ, 85648
Santa Cruz
Lot 79, Block 539, of RIO RICO RANCHETTES UNIT 18, a subdivision of Santa Cruz County, Arizona
Dirt Road
AWD or 4WD recommended
Distance to Nearest Metro
~60 min to Tucson
Near I-19
132-05-183
3.68
31.566, -110.9873 | 31.5656, -110.9892 | 31.5651, -110.9860 | 31.565, -110.9886
31.56545, -110.98806
R2 - Medium-Density Multifamily Residential
No
No - Just a small wash going through the rear boundary covering 0.14 acres
None
1200
Not allowed
No
Yes
No
Gentle slope - downhill
3639
631 x 261 x 327 x 30 x 322 x 503 x 286 ft
Along the street
Private water company water lines along the road
Would be septic
Cell or Satellite
$19,499
$1,949
$93.78
Covered by CLUSA
Yes
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3.68 Acres of buildable land in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, dirt road access and gentle slope - downhill terrain. Owner financing from $363/month.
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Pay & Receive Your Deed
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We work with you first. Life happens, and we've seen it all. If you're going to miss a payment, contact us before it's due - not after. We can often work out a short-term arrangement. That said, the promissory note and deed of trust do contain standard default provisions, which means if payments stop entirely and there's no communication, we would need to begin a formal process. We want to avoid that as much as you do. Our reputation is built on buyers who stay happy long-term.
Pay it off whenever you want. There is no prepayment penalty. If you start on the financed plan and come into some cash, you can pay the remaining balance in full at any time. When you do, we release the deed of trust and record a warranty deed in your name with no lien. The land is fully yours at that point. Many buyers start on the financing plan and pay it off early because they like the flexibility.



















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