1.5 Acres in Maricopa, AZ — Power Nearby, No HOA, GR Zoning — 2 of 5 Adjoining Parcels

‍This 1.5-acre parcel in Maricopa, Pinal County, Arizona sits in a quiet desert setting with confirmed power access nearby and a clean title.

10% of the $49,999 cash price gets you started, which is $4,999. The rest is owner financing. No banks. No credit checks. No prepayment penalties. We work out monthly payments together on a phone call so they fit your budget. Interest rates run as low as 1.9% on a 12-month plan. After 12 on-time payments you can defer one if you need to. Pay it off early anytime, no penalty. Call or text (313) 349-0434 and we'll talk numbers.

Annual property taxes are $158.34. Cash buyers get the first year covered by us.

The terrain is a gentle slope with sparse shrub vegetation, and a dirt road gives you access right from the property's road locations. It's a straightforward piece of ground with real usability and a price that makes it one of the most accessible entry points we've listed in Pinal County this year.

Pinal County's General Rural zoning is one of the most flexible residential categories in Arizona. Site-built single-family home and manufactured homes are allowed.

Utilities and the build path. Power is approximately 804 ft away. Extension is possible but involves a cost. We've noted the pole location; a utility company quote will give you the real number. Road access is via dirt road. We confirmed it's evident from road locations, but the road is not paved and is not county-maintained in the traditional sense. Legal access is a 400 ft dirt road approach with frontage on E Queen Creek Rd. Water will require a well. There is no municipal water or sewer connection — sewer would be septic. No HOA, no CC&Rs, and no junk on the land.

This lot is under subdivision plan. Survey fieldwork is booked, but the subdivision is not yet recorded. We're transparent about where this process stands. Ask us for the latest update when you reach out. This is parcel 2 of 5 adjoining parcels. If you're thinking bigger — more acreage, more flexibility, more room to grow — ask us about the others when you call.

One item to be aware of: a utility easement crosses the parent tract. Before finalizing any building plans, confirm the building envelope on this specific 1.5-acre lot so you can design around it. We'll share the Schedule B-II Restrictions and Plats with you before closing — no surprises.

We close through a title company with title insurance. You get a warranty deed recorded in your name, not a contract for deed. We cover escrow, closing fees, and the insurance policy. Title is free and clear and the survey is on file. Cash closings run about 2 weeks. To lock the parcel in your name we need both a deposit and a signed purchase agreement, deposit alone doesn't reserve it.

Call or text us anytime at (313) 349-0434 and we'll send paperwork over, talk through the floodway question with the county, and walk through monthly payment options together.