|
Name |
Price |
Size
(acres) |
Location |
|
Bar M Bar
Ranches |
$11,000,000 |
52,656.88 |
Cochise County, Arizona |
|
Rafter X Ranch |
$7,000,000 |
17,521.88 |
Cochise County, Arizona |
|
Squaretop
Ranch |
$1,500,000 |
15,757.87 |
Cochise County, Arizona |
|
CJ Ranch |
$3,500,000 |
19,377.13 |
Cochise County, Arizona |
|
Mesa Wash Ranch |
$85,000 |
3,299.60 |
Navajo County, Arizona |
|
Black Rock Ranch *Price
Reduced* |
$1,200,000 |
50,245 |
Navajo County, Arizona |
|
Hunt Sod Farm |
$1,500,000 |
891.60 |
Apache County,
Arizona |
|
Contreras
Ranch |
$2,250,000 |
8,927.179± |
Yavapai County,
Arizona |
|
Interstate
40 Dennison Interchange |
$595,950 |
113.190± |
Coconino County,
Arizona |
|
Apache Property |
$1,900,00 |
1,836.87 |
Cochise County,
Arizona |
|
Taylor Fairchild Ranch |
$1,485,00 |
28,010.94± |
Cochise County,
Arizona |
|
Geronimo Monument |
$6,000,000 |
1,280.00 |
Cochise County,
Arizona |
|
Skeleton Canyon Ranch |
$875,000 |
15,914.54 |
Cochise County,
Arizona |
|
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Arizona
cattle ranches are diverse in elevation, climate and land patterns
across the state. Almost all Arizona ranches have some deeded
land but the carrying capacity is usually in the form of grazing
leases from state or federal agencies. This is reflected in
the total land ownership of the State of Arizona.
16% of the total 72,960,000 acres in the state
is in private ownership. About 13% of the state is State Trust Land,
15% is United States Forest Service land and 20% is U.S. Bureau of
Land Management lands. 28% of the state is held in Indian
Reservations and about 8% is other government land, i.e. military
bases, veterans hospitals, other government ownerships.
The
private land outside the cities and towns of Arizona together with
the grazing leases from the State of Arizona, the Forest Service and
the BLM are where Arizona ranches are located. None of the
Indian Reservations or other government lands are included in
Arizona ranches that may be boughct or sold. Therefore,
generally an Arizona Ranch will have 10% or less deeded land in its
land tenure with the majority of the carrying capacity held by a
grazing lease from one or more of the agencies. Typically, the
deeded land in the ranch is where the headquarters is located and
has the majority of the value in an Arizona Ranch. Because
there is such a limited amount of deeded land in the state, even
deeded rangeland carries a value that is proportionately higher than
you might expect because it controls a larger area of grazing leases
and gives stability to the ranching operation.
Please Call us to
discuss the grazing leases and the carrying capacities of our
listings.
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