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Open grassland parcel with a survey stake and a dirt track leading toward the Huachuca Mountains

Land sales in the high desert.

From small parcels to large ranches and everything in between, we’re here to help you buy or sell land.

Buying land.

Land is a different purchase from a house. No single inspection covers everything, so the work is finding out what a parcel allows before you commit.

  1. Your plans

    A home, horses, a business or an investment. What you want to do with the land decides what to look for.

  2. The search

    We find parcels that fit your budget, size and location, and arrange visits.

  3. Checking the land

    We help you look into title, zoning, utilities, access and water, and refer you to surveyors and other specialists when you need them.

  4. Offer to closing

    We prepare and negotiate your offer, then coordinate with the title company through closing.

What to look into before you buy.

The towns we serve in Cochise County all sit above 4,000 feet. Elevation, plants and soil change what a parcel is good for.

Elevations by town

  • Title
  • Zoning and what you can build
  • Utilities and access
  • Water
  • Terrain and soil
  • Environmental factors

Selling land.

Land buyers ask a lot of questions before they make an offer. We help you price your land and have the answers ready.

  1. Value

    A free market analysis based on recent nearby land sales and your parcel’s size, access, utilities and zoning.

  2. Prepare

    We help you gather what buyers usually ask about: surveys, utilities, access and permitted uses.

  3. List and market

    We list your land and market it to the buyers most likely to want it.

  4. Offer to closing

    We review offers with you, negotiate terms and coordinate with the title company through closing.

Two horses grazing behind a pipe-rail fence, a metal barn and the mountains beyond

Horse property.

Our Designated Broker, Stephanie Leidenheimer, specializes in residential and equine property in Cochise County.

  • Acreage for the herd you have, and the one you plan
  • Water access
  • Terrain and footing
  • Zoning for horses

Buying a home on acreage? Rural homes and horse property

Land for a business? Commercial real estate

Our Agents

Meet our family of REALTORS®. Friendly, responsive, and available by appointment.

Meet the agents