• Covered, Patio, Slab Patio
• Carpet, Concrete, Laminate, Wood Floor
• Office
• Laundry Laundry Room
• Bungalow, Ranch Style
• RV Parking: Full Hookup, Space Available
• Horse Facilities
• Mud Adobe, Stucco Finish Construction
• Living Room
• Ceiling Fans, Evaporative Cooling, Wall Unit(s), Window Unit(s)
• Mountains, Panoramic, Rural, Sunrise, Sunset Views
• Guest House
• White Appliances
• Laminte Countertops
• Cabinet Pantry
• Septic System Installed
• 2 Fireplaces
• Fireplace in Great Room, Living Room
• Gas, Wood Burning, Wood Burning Stove Fireplace
• Forced Air Heating
• Electric Water Heater
• Propane Gas
• Breakfast Bar
• Electric Oven, Gas Oven, Gas Range, Refrigerator
• Separate Shower(s), Soaking Tub
• Ceiling Fan(s), Split Bedroom Plan
• Native Plants, Shed, Workshop

Remarks:

The remains of the Historic Tack Hammer Ranch in Cochise Stronghold where the Apache Indians lived, are now available offering a main home built in 1900 that is two bedrooms and 1.5 bath, a cowboy bunkhouse that is 1 bedroom and 1 bath, and a barn studio apartment . Ranch offers Original Round Pen, Raised Garden bed, Hand welded steel animal pens along with Large arena and plenty of additional acreage to ride off into the sunset. Expand your ranch as this is zoned for horses. The well has the best tasting water around on an Aquifer and was recently dropped to 500 feet with new pump. Main home has new PVC plumbing! Seller did a lot of repairs, however it still needs some work. The main home still has plenty of its original flair.

Directions:

Interstate ten to exit 318; east on dragoon road to cochise stronghold road then south to richland way; east to house.