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597 N Pyle Ranch Road Payson, AZ 85541 1 beds 1 baths 456 SF
Subdivision:
Ellison Creek Summer Homes ACTIVE - $199,000 • #87145 Wow, here is your chance to secure your own little slice of heaven near the base of the Mogollon Rim. This full acre in the pines comes with a park model manufactured home, a 10 x 14 storage shed, 200 amp electric service, 1000 ga water storage tank, and 1200 ga septic system. | | |
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515 W Memory Lane Payson, AZ 85541
3 beds 3 baths 2,226 SF
Subdivision:
Hunter Creek Ranch ACTIVE - $789,000 - #86825 Extraordinary 3-bedroom 3-bath home on a full acre against the USFS in Hunter Creek Ranch! | | |
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286 W Columbine Road Payson, AZ 85541
1 beds 1 baths 816 SF Christopher Creek ACTIVE - $364,000 - #86653 Charming cottage on .21 acre level lot in Christopher Creek! Here is your chance to secure your refuge in the pine trees, far away from the stress of the city and close to the creek! | | |
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Lot 18 Morris Meadows Payson, AZ 85541
Subdivision:
Ponderosa Springs Estates ACTIVE - $325,000 - #86337 Great 1.18 Acre lot, backs USFS on 2 sides with private well and storage shed, septic installed, On Colcord Creek! | | |
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Lot 4 Wild Oak Drive Payson, AZ 85541
Subdivision: Collins Ranch ACTIVE - $185,000 - #86518 Beautiful 1.04 Acre lot in the pines with water available through a Water Users Association! | | |
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2108 N Florence Road Payson, AZ 85541
2 beds 2 baths 1,404 SF
Subdivision: Payson Pines PENDING - $349,000 - #86823 Charm, Location and Affordability are three BIG reasons to see this immaculate 2-bedroom, 2 bath home in the extremely popular Pines community. | | |
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233 Tucker Creek Trail Payson, AZ 85541 2 beds 1 baths 739 SF
Subdivision: Ellison Creek Homes PENDING - $355,000 - #86904 Cozy cabin on a full acre fifty feet from USFS! Ellison Creek Summer Homes offers the privacy of a gated community yet set in the tall pines and cooler weather under the Mogollon Rim. | | |
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144 E Top of the Hill Drive Payson, AZ 85541 4 beds 3 baths 1,762 SF
Subdivision: Ellison Creek Homes PENDING - $600,000 - #86995 Stunning views from this spacious cabin in Christopher Creek, one of the most sought-after communities in Rim country. This home has 2 master-suites on the main level on either side of an open concept living room. | | |
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1220 Little Pine Trail Payson, AZ 85541
Forest Lakes PENDING - $289,000 - #86892 Level 1.04 acre lot in Forest Lakes on private corner & Cul-De-Sac. Enjoy the cool summer temperatures with many services, Restaurants, store, post office ,community Center and Fire Dept. | | |
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588 E Friendly Elk Drive Payson, AZ 85541 2 beds 1 baths 896 SF
PENDING - $359,000 #86869 Enchanting and secluded 2 story cabin in beautiful Christopher Creek – just 20 minutes east of Payson AZ. This charming 2 bedroom, 1 bath retreat borders the Tonto National Forest. | | |
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183 Running Elk Road Payson, AZ 85541
Subdivision: Colcord Mountain CLOSED - $170,000 - #86369 LA: Garth Linkey Co-LA: Susan Keown SA: Garth Linkey |
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Discover Gila County, Inc. WINS BIG
Two months ago, Discover Gila County was notified by the Arizona Office of Tourism that it had been chosen as a finalist for its coveted award, “Best Marketing Program” in the state. Last night at their annual awards gala, Yetta Gibson, news anchor for Channel 3/5 and event emcee announced that Discover Gila County was chosen as the winner! We had a lot of people who attended the gala last night in support of DGC. Project lead, Cameron Davis (President of Razor Thin Media, LLC) said, winning this award means a lot to the many stakeholders who have worked so hard to promote Gila County”. This award marks the 7th award that Discover Gila County has received in the past 6th months. Discover Gila County was started over 4 years ago by the Gila County Board of Supervisors. Since then, it has become the main information source for people visiting Gila County. The website located at www.discovergilacounty.com is over 500 pages and is loaded with amazing pictures, videos, and adventure itineraries for those looking to #explorethewild.We want to thank all of our loyal followers. Thank you for liking, commenting and sharing our information about this awesome place we call Gila County. Please help us share this message. We are grateful for the recognition and excited to tell the rest of Arizona and the world, what we have known for a long time, that we are one of the most beautiful and unique visitor destinations in the world. Come #discovergilacounty and decide for yourself!
Pictured From left to right - Steve Christensen (Gila County Supervisor - District 1), Maia Crespin (DGC Board Member and Executive Director of the Rim Country Regional Chamber of Commerce), James Bruzzi (DGC Vice President and owner of Bruzzi Vineyard), Chaz Davis (Chief Marketing Officer - Razor Thin Media, LLC ), Cameron Davis (President - Razor Thin Media, LLC), Tim Humphrey (Gila County Supervisor - District 2), Jacque Sanders (Deputy County Manager, DGC Board Member), James Menlove (Gila County Manager) and James "Mac" Feezor (DGC Board President - Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Advantage Realty Realtor). |
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WHAT HAPPENS AT A HATCHERY?
In 1871, General George Crook came to Arizona Territory as Commander of the Thousands of fish are raised at Arizona’s hatcheries. But what actually goes into raising fish? Go behind the scenes at Tonto Creek Fish Hatchery and follow a new delivery of rainbow trout on their yearlong journey. For more info visit: Click Here. |
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The Mighty Tonto Creek
Few streams figure so prominently in Arizona history as Tonto Creek. Once the proud seat of a great Indian culture, its piney forests, treacherous canyons and fertile valleys were fought over by cavalry troops and Apache Warriors and later by feuding cattle barons. The stream bursts from springs hidden "Under the, Tonto Rim" - a land steeped in the romance of some seven Zane Grey's western novels. | | |
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EVENTS, TIPS, NEWS AND MORE |
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SHEEP ARE GRAZING ON THE MOUNTAIN ONE AGAIN!
Every Summer the Auza Sheep Co. in Casa Grande contracts with the Black Mesa Ranger District to bring their sheep to graze the forest floor to help with fire suppression. This year is no exception and the sheep have arrived! They "hang" in the forest areas off the Young Road on the South side of Hwy 260 and along FR 237 and the West side of Forest Lakes on the North side of the highway. The Pond is often used for their watering hole and you might see them there. You will probably see them sometime during the Summer.
If your property borders the forest near the pond, you might see a lone sheep or a dog or two now and then. They sometimes get lost, just like Little Bo Peep's sheep.
Leave them alone and they will go home. There are 1,200 of them and they can wander. If you see a dog or two that you think might be lost, be assured that they are not. Some times they just need a break from all those sheep, or maybe it's their day off!
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Roosevelt Dam - Historic Milestone in U.S. Reclamation!
Arizona's Salt River Valley today ranks as one of America's top growth areas. New homes spring up daily. Countless new jobs are being created. Millions of dollars are realized annually from manufacturing, distribution, construe |
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I am the mountain.
I stand cool, tall and serene watching
over the thirsty land, remote, helpful if I can be helpful.
My shoulders are strong and broad and when the storms rage in during winter I am unbowed before their fury. The snow piles
deep around me, deeper and deeper as the days pass and I am left alone
to the silence and snow. I
welcome the deep drifts for those
drifts are my treasure. When
the rains and the warm days of spring
come, little trickles of water will
begin to merge from my snow-drifts and the trickles will grow larger and larger and the dry river will
flow full and wide and fast carrying the precious water to the thirsty
land. The thirsty land! Not too many miles away and below as the river
flows but seemingly almost a part
of another world. Without my bounty the land would wither and blow away. I, the mountain, catch the rains that
come in summer and all summer long
I add to the flow of the river.
Sometimes, though, my story is sad.
Those are the dry years when the snows
are sparse and the rains do not
come in summer. Then 1,-too, am
thirsty. My greenery is parched
and the dust is dry and dinging and
greedily I cling to the little moisture
that comes my way. I can spare
nothing for the river that flows toward
the thirsty land and the river
is dry and the rocks and sand in the river are stark and baked under
the relentless sun.
AZ highways 4/1961 |
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Payson Summer Concert Series features Poppy Harpman & The Storm at Green Valley Park. July 23rd 7:00pm - 9:00pm | | |
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The Annual Food Truck Festival returns to Green Valley Park in Payson! Saturday August 6th. | | |
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Payson Book Festival - July 23, 2022 - 9 am - 2:30 pm. | | |
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Visit our website for more information. Simply scan the QR code with your phone and it will take you to our website. Find area info, real estate listings and much more! |
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NEW REALTY EXECUTIVES
Arizona Territory Printable Calendar |
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Realty Executives
Arizona Territory Map |
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All CCR's and other information for these communities can be found at www.ccre.com |
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FYI if you are attempting to make a call to 911 in this area and it misdirects your call or fails to connect: You can dial one of the 10-digit phone numbers if you need help when in the Christopher Kohl's Fire District area.
Your call will go directly to the Payson Emergency Dispatch.
For Emergencies dial
928-474-3288
For Non-emergencies dial 928-474-5177 |
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