436acres E 70 Highway, Fort Thomas, AZ 85536

This approximately 436-acre property is located near Fort Thomas in Graham County, Arizona, offering potential for agricultural and commercial uses. Situated in the Pueblo and Gila Valley river bottom, the land is surrounded by the Pinaleno, Nantanes, and Gila Mountains. The property has an agricultural history that includes successful crops such as mums, pansies, and tomatoes, and is suited for most above-ground vegetable farming. It previously housed an 80,000-square-foot hydroponic greenhouse used for growing tomatoes and other crops like hemp. Approximately 90 acres of former cotton fields have been lifted, leveled, and bank-protected, making them suitable for repurposing as pasture or for other farm-related operations. A former tree farm with roughly 20 acres of mature Eldarica (Afghan) pines remains intact and may be included in the sale. Power is provided by Gila River Co-op, with electricity running through the property. Water resources include reported water depths of around 40 feet and flow rates of up to 700 gallons per minute. The land falls within the Gila Valley Irrigation District, which includes eight agricultural wells supported by a 5,000-gallon holding tank and pressure tank, delivering approximately six acre-feet per acre for 78 acres of irrigated farmland. The remaining land allows for up to twelve additional permitted domestic wells producing about 35 gallons per minute each. Portions of the property also have underground irrigation systems in place. The front 20 acres are currently in the process of being rezoned for an RV park. The land also borders BLM land and includes frontage along the Gila River. Access is convenient, with highway frontage along Highway 70 and a paved entrance. The property is currently partially used as a staging area for a drywall composting business, but all materials and debris will be removed prior to closing. Seller financing is available.