PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA
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Detailed property information for serious buyers, including Graham County and other Arizona markets.
Welcome to Hague Creek
Graham County is our deepest market, where our relationships and experience run longest. We also represent significant land holdings throughout Arizona, including commercial, industrial, agricultural, medical, and development sites in the state’s tertiary markets. Hague Creek Properties, Inc. is the licensed brokerage. Hague Creek Inc. provides entitlement and agricultural consulting that informs how we prepare each listing.
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Licensed brokerage
Hague Creek Inc.
Entitlement and agricultural consulting
Coyote Ridge Ranch
Graham County, Arizona · 40 acres · RU-4 · Shared well
A diligence-ready ranch parcel with foothill views — built for buyers who want certainty before they write an offer.
40 acres
RU-4 zoning
Available Arizona land
Commercial, agricultural, development, and other significant holdings. Open a card for the published facts on that property.
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PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA
San Pedro Valley
GRAHAM COUNTY, ARIZONA
Coyote Ridge Ranch
What a buyer can review before they call
Property information package
Price, maps, documents, and a downloadable spec packet on one page.
Diligence on the listing
Water, access, zoning, and APN notes published with the property.
Entitlement insight
Zoning and use path explained so listings are credible to commercial and development buyers. Consulting is not the purpose of this site.
Ask when you are ready
Surveys, title, CC&Rs, and offsite notes when we have them.
Meet Erik Swanson
President · Hague Creek Companies
Erik looks at a piece of land, understands what it could become, and works through the process and relationships needed to help get it there.
People he negotiated against on behalf of a client have later hired him to represent them. That is how Hague Creek treats a client’s property: as if it were our own. One project example is Pima High School, which began as ideas and notes on a yellow legal pad and became a new high school and ball fields.
Erik Swanson
Trusted by Arizona land buyers and sellers
“Hague Creek understood rural land from day one — entitlement path, water questions, and how to present acreage to serious buyers.”
“We needed a partner who speaks land, not just homes. The Hague Creek team made the agricultural acquisition process clear and confident.”
“From APN verification to access and zoning notes, diligence was thorough. That is the difference with a rural specialist.”
“Hague Creek connected us with the right opportunity and treated the process with care from first call to close.”
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Arizona markets we serve
Land education
Graham County is our deepest market, where our relationships and experience run longest. We also represent significant land holdings throughout Arizona.
Frequently asked questions
Water basins, APNs, zoning, financing, and land due diligence.
What should I check regarding water rights when buying Arizona land?
In Arizona, you must identify whether the land lies within an Active Management Area (AMA) where groundwater is strictly regulated, or in an Open Basin. Always verify grandfathered water rights, surface water claims, or shared well agreements prior to purchase.
What is an APN and why is it crucial for land transactions?
An APN is the Assessor’s Parcel Number — a unique county identifier for a parcel. It unlocks tax records, legal descriptions, zoning confirmation, and acreage verification against physical stakes.
Can I obtain financing for purchasing raw land in Arizona?
Yes. Raw land financing typically requires higher down payments (often 20% to 50%) than residential loans. We work with agricultural credit associations and land lenders for qualified buyers.
What are the common zoning codes for rural land in Arizona?
Codes such as RU-4 or RU-36 specify minimum acreage for a single-family dwelling (e.g. 4 or 36 acres). Verify that county zoning allows your intended use — grazing, residential building, or off-grid homestead.
How can I verify access and easements to a land parcel?
Confirm deeded legal access on title. If access is via private roads, verify recorded easement agreements and inspect physical road condition for vehicle suitability so you are not landlocked.
What is the difference between mineral rights and surface rights in Arizona?
Mineral rights are often severed from surface rights. Owning the surface does not automatically include subsurface minerals. A title search verifies if minerals are held by a third party, the state, or the federal government.
What does it mean if a property is inside an Active Management Area (AMA)?
Inside an AMA, groundwater withdrawal is regulated by ADWR. Drilling a well or subdividing typically requires demonstrating a 100-year assured water supply. Open basins outside AMAs have fewer restrictions.
How do property taxes work for raw agricultural land in Arizona?
Raw land is assessed by classification. Agricultural status for farming or active grazing can reduce taxes significantly versus vacant residential classification. File an Agricultural Status Application with the county assessor.
Why is a survey recommended before closing a land transaction?
A professional boundary survey verifies corners, acreage, and encroachments. County GIS maps are not legal surveys and can lead to boundary disputes if relied on alone.
Ask about a property
Questions about a listed property, a download, or a parcel you are evaluating. Hague Creek Properties, Inc. is the licensed brokerage.
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2114 E Taxidea Way
Phoenix, AZ 85048
Office 480-706-0373
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