127 High Road , #42

Description

The CROWN JEWEL PROPERTIES of OLD BISBEE, AZ 6 COCHISE COUNTY PARCELS with 10 CONTIGUOUS TOWN LOTS Gold Mine Bunker or Mini Earth Home in the MULE MOUNTAINS Perched on Water Tank Hill above the COPPER QUEEN MINING TOWN. Stunning Views of Historic Town & Mule Mountains to Mexico, At Mile-High Altitude, Mild Winter & Summer, Arid Arizona Mountain Climate with Southern Exposure, Abundant Sunshine & Fresh Breezes. 6 Terraced, Leveled, Historic Homesite Lots are Nestled between Native Oak Tree Forest to the West, Radiant Copper Cliffs to the North & Historic Water Tank to the East . A 7th Hill-Top Lot (42) is the Highest, Private Town Lot in Old Bisbee. Excellent Privacy without near Neighbors. 12 Minute Scenic Hike to either side of the Town Center by a Stairway to the High Desert Market & the Copper Man Stature or by Paved Streets to the Copper Queen Plaza. Reported as "Best Small Town in US", OLD BISBEE is famous for Mining History, Antiques, Art, Music, Festivals & Mild Climate. Town Water, Electric, Sewer available to Site. Paved Parking available off Road at Hairpin Turn on High Road. Historic, Survey Plat Map available. Ideal Setting for Majestic Castle with a Caretaker Cottage, Orchards & Gardens or a Private Gated Community. Owner will consider selling separate Parcels. Homesite Lot 14 on Parcel 373 is level with the top of the Stairway to the High Desert Market. Lot 13 on Parcel 374 is elevated on the next Private Terrace. Terraced Lot 14 is elevated higher and corners on the Parking Lot. A Town Corridor, which connects the Top of the Copper Man Stairway to the High Road Parking Lot, borders these 3 Homesite Lots. Parcel 372 is separated from the lower 3 Terraces by a Town Corridor and contains Lots 15, 16 & 17, all on one Terrace where the Gold Mine Bunker or Mini Earth Home or Castle Wine Cellar is located. Parcel 372 has a direct stairway around the Water Tank to High Road. Cochise County Parcels containing (Old Bisbee Town Lots) See Plat Maps in Photos 10361- : 373 (14); 374 (12, 13); 372 (15, 16, 17); 369D (50, 51); 369B (52); 368C (42);