Laid-back vacation retreat on 5.21 acres in Marana, AZ along E Crested Saguaro Ln where quiet desert surroundings, mountain views, and open space come together to give you a place to set up a mobile home or unwind away from the city.
✅ 5.21 Acres in Marana, AZ (E Crested Saguaro Ln)
✅ Zoned General Rural (GR)
✅ Mobile Homes, Manufactured, and Modular Homes Allowed
✅ No Minimum Square Footage to Build
✅ Mostly Level Land with Gentle Slope (North to South)
✅ Mountain Views in the Distance
✅ Accessible by Well-Maintained Dirt Road (No 4WD Needed in Dry Conditions)
✅ Power Lines Available Near the Property
✅ Quiet Area with Nearby Neighbors (Not Isolated)
✅ Great for Mobile Home, Vacation Setup, or Getaway Spot
✅ About 6 Miles from Main Paved Road
✅ 40 mins drive to Tucson Premium Outlets for Shopping
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Property Overview
What is the terrain like?
Natural desert ground with a mix of small bushes, cactus, and scattered trees. It looks mostly level with a slight slope of approximately 3–5 from North to South. There are also small dry washes. The property is not cleared, so it keeps its natural Arizona desert look, with mountain views in the distance.
What is the area like?
Wide desert views with long dirt roads. It has that peaceful desert setting where things move slower. Even though it feels far out, it is still part of the Marana area and not too far from town.
What is the neighborhood like?
Homes in the area are spread out and not close together, so it does not feel crowded. There are a few nearby properties, so you are not completely alone. The roads are mostly dirt and easy to drive.
Yes, there were neighbors around the property.
A mixture of mobile homes and stick-built dwellings as seen in the photos below.
What was access like getting to the property?
The drive from the main paved road was just under 6 miles and is easily accessible by most vehicles. Four-wheel drive is not needed in dry conditions.
Once you turn onto S Owl Head Ranch Rd from E Park Link Dr, you have just under 6 miles of unpaved but well-maintained dirt road. Some areas are more narrow, while other stretches allow two vehicles to pass. It should be accessible with most vehicles as long as the road is dry.
Are there utilities nearby?
Yes, power lines are available and may need to be reactivated. There are also “high pressure gas line” signs near the property line.
What is on the property right now?
The property seems mostly untouched but does have an old fence and some remnants of a tank and meter system. Power lines also cross the property. Building in the central or south end seems like the most logical area for construction or camping.
Is there cell service?
The photographer had intermittent cell coverage with up to 1 bar on the Verizon network.
Where can you shop or run errands?
Tucson Premium Outlets is one of the main shopping areas nearby, with stores and places to eat. Fry’s Food Store on N Thornydale Rd is a common grocery option in the area.
Are there nearby places to explore?
Yes. Tortolita Preserve and Tortolita Mountain Park are nearby, known for desert trails, mountain views, and outdoor activities like hiking.
Zoning: General Rural (GR)
Minimum lot area per dwelling is 54,450 square feet (1¼ acres) with no minimum square footage requirement. Setbacks are 40 feet front, 20 feet sides, and 40 feet rear, with a maximum building height of 30 feet. Manufactured homes, modular homes, and mobile homes are allowed. Camping, RV use, and hunting are not allowed.
For animal facilities, the maximum height is 20 feet. The minimum distance to the main building is seven feet. The minimum distance to the front lot line is 60 feet. The minimum distance to side and rear lot lines is four feet if not used for poultry or animals, 15 feet to the side lot line and four feet to the rear lot line if used for poultry or small animals, and 50 feet if used for livestock. A roofed structure supported by columns used only for shading livestock is not considered a building and does not need to follow livestock building setback requirements.
The subdivision perimeter must have either a natural open space buffer at least 200 feet wide or large lots with a minimum area of one and one-fourth acres each, a minimum depth of 200 feet, and a yard at least 100 feet wide from the subdivision perimeter boundary. Roadways crossing the perimeter buffer must do so over the shortest distance feasible, preferably at 90-degree angles, minimizing impacts to natural open space and nearby residential uses.
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Want more photos? Call Kristy at (720) 336-1232 or email Sales@genfamland.com
Nearby Towns and Cities:
- Catalina, AZ (39mins, 27.4 miles)
- Oro Valley, AZ (50mins, 35.7 miles)
- Casas Adobes, AZ (53mins, 28.7 miles)
- Tucson, Arizona (51mins, 32.4 miles)
- Casa Grande, Arizona (1hr 8mins, 55.2 miles)
PRICING:
Discount Cash Price: $50,000 + $399 document fee, or alternatively…
Owner Financing Price: Not available at this time.
We are a small family business and can be flexible. We’re happy to fit any budget that meets our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.
📞 Questions? Call Kristy at (720) 336-1232 or email Sales@genfamland.com
