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$482,000

Set on 2.5 scenic acres with panoramic views and no HOA, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath equestrian property offers the freedom, privacy, and wide-open spaces you're craving. Corral, tack room and fenced pasture provide everything you need for your horses, with plenty of ways to expand or customize. The home has been designed with both comfort and function in mind, blending Southwestern character with room to unwind. Saltillo tile floors, exposed wood beams and brickwork, and a dramatic fireplace create a welcoming atmosphere; expansive windows frame the surrounding mountains, filling the home with natural light. Spacious kitchen is perfect for quiet mornings or gathering with friends after a day outdoors, while an expansive courtyard offers an ideal setting for al fresco entertaining.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Set on 2.5 scenic acres with panoramic views and no HOA, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath equestrian property offers the freedom, privacy, and wide-open spaces you're craving. Corral, tack room and fenced pasture provide everything you need for your horses, with plenty of ways to expand or customize. The home has been designed with both comfort and function in mind, blending Southwestern character with room to unwind. Saltillo tile floors, exposed wood beams and brickwork, and a dramatic fireplace create a welcoming atmosphere; expansive windows frame the surrounding mountains, filling the home with natural light. Spacious kitchen is perfect for quiet mornings or gathering with friends after a day outdoors, while an expansive courtyard offers an ideal setting for al fresco entertaining.

5216 W Arivaca Rd, Amado

Listing courtesy of Haley Ann Robling from Realty Executives Arizona Territory.

$150,000

Investor Special in Amado with strong upside. 4864 W De La Canoa Dr sits on a large, usable lot with mature trees and room to add value. Block construction offers a solid starting point, --perfect for a clean, efficient renovation. Functional layout with potential to open up living space and modernize. Covered carport and detached structure add utility for storage or workshop use. Ideal for fix & flip or rental hold with forced appreciation. No HOA and plenty of space for outdoor improvements or expansion (buyer to verify). Bring your contractor--this is a straightforward value-add opportunity with real equity potential.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Investor Special in Amado with strong upside. 4864 W De La Canoa Dr sits on a large, usable lot with mature trees and room to add value. Block construction offers a solid starting point, --perfect for a clean, efficient renovation. Functional layout with potential to open up living space and modernize. Covered carport and detached structure add utility for storage or workshop use. Ideal for fix & flip or rental hold with forced appreciation. No HOA and plenty of space for outdoor improvements or expansion (buyer to verify). Bring your contractor--this is a straightforward value-add opportunity with real equity potential.

4864 W De La Canoa Dr, Amado

Listing courtesy of Kaukaha S Watanabe from Real Broker.

$675,000

TWO HOMES SET ON APPROXIMATELY 10 ACRES in desirable Elephant Head, this rare dual-residence ranch offers space, privacy & endless possibilities. With two separate homes on the property, it's ideal for multi-generational living, guest retreat or rental income potential, surrounded by wide-open desert & panoramic mountain vistas. Designed for horse lovers, the property features a well-appointed tack room, hay barn, arena & multiple stalls, for turnkey equestrian life. After a long ride under the sun, cool off in the sparkling pool while the mountains fade to blue in the distance. Both homes have been thoughtfully positioned to capture the scenery & preserve a sense of independence. Whether you're looking for a working ranch,private compound, or peaceful desert escape, this property delivers

5 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

TWO HOMES SET ON APPROXIMATELY 10 ACRES in desirable Elephant Head, this rare dual-residence ranch offers space, privacy & endless possibilities. With two separate homes on the property, it's ideal for multi-generational living, guest retreat or rental income potential, surrounded by wide-open desert & panoramic mountain vistas. Designed for horse lovers, the property features a well-appointed tack room, hay barn, arena & multiple stalls, for turnkey equestrian life. After a long ride under the sun, cool off in the sparkling pool while the mountains fade to blue in the distance. Both homes have been thoughtfully positioned to capture the scenery & preserve a sense of independence. Whether you're looking for a working ranch,private compound, or peaceful desert escape, this property delivers

1550 W Eagle Way, Amado

Listing courtesy of Haley Ann Robling from Realty Executives Arizona Territory.

$4,500,000

Nestled at the base of the Santa Rita Mountains and conveniently located near Tucson, Green Valley, and Tubac, this remarkable 160-acre horse and cattle ranch offers a rare blend of historic charm, natural beauty, and modern amenities. Adjacent to the property is a 6,000-acre Arizona state grazing lease, ideal for horseback riding, hiking, nature watching, and hunting. The ranch has deep roots in the region's history, once part of the Canoa Land Grant and later owned by the Amado family, after whom the nearby town is named. SEE MORE... The ranch features two attractive residences at its headquarters, perfect for owners or extended family, along with four additional homes for guests or staff. Designed in a harmonious Colonial Spanish style, the buildings blend seamlessly with the landscape. The main house, custom-built manufactured home by the current owners, includes north and south porches, paved patios, a fountain, and native gardens designed to attract birds and butterflies. Inside, the home boasts high ceilings, quality wood laminate floors, stainless-steel appliances, barnwood-style cabinetry, a farm sink, and an open living-dining area with a wood-burning stacked stone fireplace. Sliding glass doors lead to a covered terrace with panoramic views of irrigated pastures and distant mountains. A spacious carport and a large, barn-style garage with insulation and climate control sit nearby, offering ample room for vehicles and storage. The second residence, known as "The Casita," includes three bedrooms, two and a half baths, an office, and a laundry room. Set in a fully fenced yard with a front porch, garden, rose beds, and a large fountain, this home has also been thoughtfully upgraded. The master suite includes a renovated bath with a soaking tub and walk-in closet, while the living room features a charming custom-tiled fireplace. The durable metal roof and shaded backyard enhance both comfort and practicality. Designed for serious equestrians and ranchers, the property includes 80 acres of irrigated pastures divided by solar electric fencing, stallion corrals, dry lots, and several working arenas. A roping arena with alley, squeeze chute, and breakaway setup complements additional facilities including a dressage court, three round pens, a hot walker, and covered vet stocks. Historic retorque corrals, now rare in the region, still remain. The original adobe barn, featured in John Wayne westerns, adds to the ranch's rich legacy. All stalls are oversized, with most measuring 12 by 24 feet, while the Show Barn offers 12 by 16 stalls with turnouts. This barn also includes an air-conditioned tack room, ADA-compliant bathroom, kitchen, laundry, and a wide paved aisle ideal for events. Outdoor spaces accommodate tents for gatherings, weddings, or ranch events. In addition to the extensive equestrian facilities, the ranch includes pastures, tanks, working pens, troughs, and ample water from multiple wells on both the deeded land and the state lease. A large machine shop, hay barn, and secure storeroom with roll-up doors complete the infrastructure. Located just ten minutes from the artistic and historic town of Tubac and thirty minutes from Tucson, with its major university and international airport, the ranch is both secluded and accessible. It is directly across from the 4,000-acre Historic Canoa Ranch, owned by Pima County and restored as a living history site offering cultural and educational events. A recently upgraded county-maintained bridge (suitable for hay trucks, horse trailers and heavy equipment) over the Santa Cruz River provides reliable year-round accesscritical in a region where some river crossings are seasonal. This ranch offers endless possibilities. It could serve as a private family compound, a working horse and cattle operation, a corporate or wellness retreat, a guest ranch or equestrian resort, or even a luxury equestrian community. With a shallow water table, abundant water, exceptional facilities, and unmatched location, there is truly nothing like this property in Southern Arizona.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Nestled at the base of the Santa Rita Mountains and conveniently located near Tucson, Green Valley, and Tubac, this remarkable 160-acre horse and cattle ranch offers a rare blend of historic charm, natural beauty, and modern amenities. Adjacent to the property is a 6,000-acre Arizona state grazing lease, ideal for horseback riding, hiking, nature watching, and hunting. The ranch has deep roots in the region's history, once part of the Canoa Land Grant and later owned by the Amado family, after whom the nearby town is named. SEE MORE... The ranch features two attractive residences at its headquarters, perfect for owners or extended family, along with four additional homes for guests or staff. Designed in a harmonious Colonial Spanish style, the buildings blend seamlessly with the landscape. The main house, custom-built manufactured home by the current owners, includes north and south porches, paved patios, a fountain, and native gardens designed to attract birds and butterflies. Inside, the home boasts high ceilings, quality wood laminate floors, stainless-steel appliances, barnwood-style cabinetry, a farm sink, and an open living-dining area with a wood-burning stacked stone fireplace. Sliding glass doors lead to a covered terrace with panoramic views of irrigated pastures and distant mountains. A spacious carport and a large, barn-style garage with insulation and climate control sit nearby, offering ample room for vehicles and storage. The second residence, known as "The Casita," includes three bedrooms, two and a half baths, an office, and a laundry room. Set in a fully fenced yard with a front porch, garden, rose beds, and a large fountain, this home has also been thoughtfully upgraded. The master suite includes a renovated bath with a soaking tub and walk-in closet, while the living room features a charming custom-tiled fireplace. The durable metal roof and shaded backyard enhance both comfort and practicality. Designed for serious equestrians and ranchers, the property includes 80 acres of irrigated pastures divided by solar electric fencing, stallion corrals, dry lots, and several working arenas. A roping arena with alley, squeeze chute, and breakaway setup complements additional facilities including a dressage court, three round pens, a hot walker, and covered vet stocks. Historic retorque corrals, now rare in the region, still remain. The original adobe barn, featured in John Wayne westerns, adds to the ranch's rich legacy. All stalls are oversized, with most measuring 12 by 24 feet, while the Show Barn offers 12 by 16 stalls with turnouts. This barn also includes an air-conditioned tack room, ADA-compliant bathroom, kitchen, laundry, and a wide paved aisle ideal for events. Outdoor spaces accommodate tents for gatherings, weddings, or ranch events. In addition to the extensive equestrian facilities, the ranch includes pastures, tanks, working pens, troughs, and ample water from multiple wells on both the deeded land and the state lease. A large machine shop, hay barn, and secure storeroom with roll-up doors complete the infrastructure. Located just ten minutes from the artistic and historic town of Tubac and thirty minutes from Tucson, with its major university and international airport, the ranch is both secluded and accessible. It is directly across from the 4,000-acre Historic Canoa Ranch, owned by Pima County and restored as a living history site offering cultural and educational events. A recently upgraded county-maintained bridge (suitable for hay trucks, horse trailers and heavy equipment) over the Santa Cruz River provides reliable year-round accesscritical in a region where some river crossings are seasonal. This ranch offers endless possibilities. It could serve as a private family compound, a working horse and cattle operation, a corporate or wellness retreat, a guest ranch or equestrian resort, or even a luxury equestrian community. With a shallow water table, abundant water, exceptional facilities, and unmatched location, there is truly nothing like this property in Southern Arizona.

3155 W Elephant Head Rd, Amado

Listing courtesy of Gary P Brasher from Russ Lyon Sotheby's International.