• Covered, Patio Patio
• Carpet, Concrete, Engineered Wood, Mexican Tile Floor
• Laundry Dryer, Laundry Room, Sink, Washer
• SouthWestern Style
• RV Parking SouthWestern
• Additional Garage, Detached, Manual Door, Over Height Garage, Separate Storage Area
• Storage Tank
• Horse Facilities
• Cement Siding, Masonry Stucco, Mud Adobe Construction
• Family Room, Great Room, Living Room
• Ceiling Fans, Evaporative Cooling, Wall Unit(s)
• Mountains, Panoramic, Rural, Sunrise, Sunset Views
• Guest House
• Black Appliances
• Walk-In Pantry
• Septic System Installed
• 5 Fireplaces
• Fireplace in Family Room, Great Room, Guest Quarters, Patio
• Wood Burning, Wood Burning Stove Fireplace
• Electric, Propane Water Heater
• Propane Gas
• Historic, Horse Facilities, Horses Allowed, Walking Trail Facilities
• Dining Area
• Convection Oven, Dishwasher, Electric Oven, Electric Range, Gas Hookup Available, Gas Oven, Gas Range, Indoor Grill, Microwave, Refrigerator
• Shower and Tub
• Ceiling Fan(s), Exposed Beams, High Ceilings 9+, Storage, Walk In Closet(s), Workshop
• BBQ-Built-In, Dog Run, Gray Water System, Native Plants, Shed, Waterfall Pond, Workshop
• Security Security Lights

Remarks:

Step back and discover the pleasures of the Buckskin Ranch in Willcox, AZ. Built in the early 1900s this beautiful secluded 160 acre ranch is nestled in the Galiuros Mountains of Southern Arizona and bordered on three sides by the Coronado National Forest. Originally built as a western dude ranch, the property offers a main lodge with fully equipped commercial kitchen, living and dining rooms, plus a western bar. The furnished adobe casita combines rustic charm and comfort with dramatic mountain views. At 5, 000 feet, the Buckskin has a comfortable climate for enjoying a multitude of activities. Ranch includes horse barn and paddocks, state-of-the-art workshop, free standing laundry facilities and a caretakers cabin. MORE.

Directions:

Interstate ten, take fort grant road exit; north to ash creek road west on ash creek road to next stop sign (big silos); continue straight on dirt road for fourteen; four miles until you see sunset loop street sign; go east for two; one miles until you see oak tree vegetation; buckskin ranch mailbox on north side of road; follow road north to ranch; (ranch is thirty seven; three miles from freeway in total;).