Scholarship / Witch Well
Owner financing terms
The same terms apply to every tract in Scholarship / Witch Well.
Terms from 1 to 10 years: 0% interest on a 1-year term, 9% on longer terms. $195 document fee. 10% discount for paying in full.
About Scholarship / Witch Well
Residential & Recreational Lots In Eastern Arizona Build Your House, Cabin, Tiny House, Or RV Or Camp Off Grid In This Beautiful Area These lots are in the beautiful rural undeveloped subdivisions of Witch Well Ranches and Scholarship Estates in Apache County, Arizona. Most of the properties we have for sale are about 1.25 acres and we are selling them in groups of 6 or more. You can build on each 1.25 acre lot, or on none, or anything in between. They're about two miles from the intersection of US Highway 91 and Arizona Highway 61. The Witch Well Tavern is located at that intersection. Each lot has platted road access. The roads in Witch Well Ranches Unit 4 and Scholarship Estates were re-graded a few years ago. When the subdivisions were laid out the lots were marked with pins. Also we have excellent plat maps with property locations and dimensions. You will access these properties from County Road N7200. We also have two larger 5 acre properties in Unit 5 of Witch Well Ranches. Apache County is tiny house friendly! They have a progressive tiny house building code and are reputed to be reasonably flexible. Only about 13% of the land in Apache County is privately owned. The rest is Native American land and publicly owned land. All of these properties have recorded platted access easements. Annual taxes for a 1.25 acre lot are less than $5, and for a 5 acre parcel they are less than $18. Apache County is a laid back and beautiful area. It has very few restrictions and is one of the easiest places to live off grid. You can RV on your property for up to 30 days per year. Holding tanks must be emptied at an approved wastewater dump site. For extended stays you can contact the Apache County Community Development team at 928-337-7526 and inquire about a seasonal RV permit. They also issue 30 day camping permits. This department can give you information on zoning, permits, RV placement rules, and much more. Apache County is tiny home friendly and they have a tiny home building code. For questions about septic and alternative waste systems, call the Apache County Environmental Services Division at 928-337-7607. Composting toilets are fine but they must be an approved design and permitted by Environmental Services. Using these properties as your base of operations gives you driving-distance access to incredible wonders of nature and cultural history. Petrified Forest National Park is just over 18 miles to the west. The county seat of St Johns is less than 30 miles to the south, where you will find Lyman Lake State Park, the Apache County Museum, the Casa Malpais Archaeological Park, Sunrise Ski Resort, and much more. The Cibola National Forest is only about 45 miles to the east. About an hour away are Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, the Navajo Nation Museum, and Springerville Heritage Center. Within a couple hours' drive are the Grand Canyon, Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Wheatfields Lake, Hope Arch, the North Rim Drive, Spider