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Tombstone Ranch
Tombstone, Arizona | Cochise County | 21060 Acres
Property Information
Tombstone Ranch spans 7,060 deeded acres with an additional 14,000-acre Arizona state lease. Located in a historic region near Tombstone, Arizona, the ranch experiences a mild climate with summer highs in the 90s and winter lows in the 50s, and receives about 14 inches of rain annually, mostly during the monsoon season. Vegetation includes native grasses like Gramma, Tobosa, Lovegrass, and scattered Mesquite and Chamisa.
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The headquarters features a 2,500 sq. ft. home, a shop, multiple outbuildings, and corrals. The ranch is fenced into six pastures with additional traps and is well-watered by 15 registered wells (9 in use), supported by solar, electric, or generator power. Ten miles of pipelines connect to storage tanks and drinkers, with additional dirt tanks dispersed across the land.
Rich in history, the ranch lies in former Apache territory near the burial site of Chief Cochise. It is steeped in Old West lore, with ties to figures like Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Legend suggests the Clanton and McLaury brothers stayed here the night before the infamous gunfight at the OK Corral.
Property was listed with Sam Hubbell of Headquarters West, Ltd.
Rich in history, the ranch lies in former Apache territory near the burial site of Chief Cochise. It is steeped in Old West lore, with ties to figures like Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Legend suggests the Clanton and McLaury brothers stayed here the night before the infamous gunfight at the OK Corral.
Property was listed with Sam Hubbell of Headquarters West, Ltd.
