W Patterson Rd, Buckeye, AZ 85326

This 20-acre parcel in Buckeye, Arizona, offers so many choices for buyers. It’s a great place to relocate—in a growing rural area that’s near a dynamic urban center. There’s space to establish a large family compound or ultimate vacation getaway. Zoned for both residential and agricultural uses, you could farm the land, raise horses or grow your own vegetables. For those seeking endless blue sky and the special quiet of the desert, it would make the perfect retirement retreat. Maricopa County is the state’s most populous county. Buckeye, the westernmost suburb in the Phoenix metro area, is just 29 miles outside the state capital. It was the fastest-growing city in the U.S. in both 2017 and 2018 and is ideally situated near the proposed route for the extension of Arizona’s Interstate 11. Buckeye was founded in 1877. Construction of the Buckeye Canal and the arrival of the Arizona Eastern Railroad in 1910 spurred its economic growth. Today, it has a population of just under 80,000. This parcel lies just south of town and offers mountain views in every direction. The area is home to native Sonoran Desert species like the desert tortoise and cottontail rabbits, mesquite and palo verde trees, saguaro, cholla and prickly pear cacti. The Hohokam Indians settled the area alongside the Gila River from around 500 A.D. to 1450 A.D. Their ancestral home is now the site of the many regional parks that Maricopa County Parks and Recreation began acquiring land for in the 1940s. They’re everywhere. There’s White Tank Mountain Regional Park with hundreds of petroglyphs, some 10,000 years old. All the parks offer miles of hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding, mountains to climb and stargazing, with telescopes provided. Estrella Mountain Regional Park offers golf enthusiasts a relaxing 18 holes in a tree-lined course full of abundant shade and local wildlife. South Mountain Park and Preserve in Phoenix is home to the famous Camelback Mountain. Challenging trails climb 1,420 feet to its summit which resembles the hump of a camel’s back and offers 360-degrees of Phoenix. There’s also Mystery Castle, a unique stone structure built by Boyce Luther Gulley for his daughter using found materials like wheel rims for windows, colored glass bottles in the walls and railroad tracks. It has both a dungeon and a wedding chapel. Phoenix has all the shopping, dining, recreational and cultural activities you’d expect from a vibrant state capital. Explore the history and art of the area’s American Indians at the Heard Museum, take a scenic hot air balloon ride or get up close and personal with Arizona’s largest collection of exotic animals at Wildlife World Zoo Aquarium and Safari Park. Golfers can tee off on one of the many Jack Nicklaus-designed golf courses. There’s just so much to do here. This 20-acre parcel offers you a multitude of ways to live the unique Sonoran Desert lifestyle. It’s just waiting for you to bring it to life. This 20-acre parcel is located in Buckeye, Arizona (Maricopa County) Parcel Number: 400-68-009M Latitude, Longitude: 33.189712, -112.368724 Buckeye, AZ 85326 Access: This parcel is accessible on W Patterson road. Distance to the nearest paved road (S Bullard Ave) is approximately 2112 feet. Property Taxes (Annual): Approx $446 Assessor Value: $75,300 Zoning: VAC R-190 Residential-Vacant Land The minimum lot size is 4.36 Acre. Manufactured homes are allowed. Camping is allowed with some restrictions. Agricultural use allowed. Legal Description: SEC 4 TWN 3S RNG 1W S2 SE4 SW4