Diamond Bell Ranches: Where 1 Acre of Land is All You Need – Unless You Want the Adjoining Property Too!

Your new home in the Tucson area gives you access to some of the area’s most beautiful natural wonders. Enjoy the cascades of Seven Falls at Sabino Canyon, the amazing cacti of Saguaro National Parks, the pine and aspen forests of Mt. Lemmon, and the cool caves of Colossal Cave Mountain Park or Kartchner Caverns State Park. Hike the mountain ranges around the Old Pueblo or stroll through wilderness preserves and parks. The beauty of the Sonoran Desert surrounds you, up close and personal.

Need more room? No problem, the lot next door is available too!

Located in Pima county, Tucson consists of six distinct districts, all connected by the 3.9-mile Sun Link Tucson Streetcar. You can ride through the heart of Tucson, from Main Gate Square at the University of Arizona, along Fourth Avenue, and across Downtown Tucson to Mercado San Agustin and back. Step off and on at streetcar stops to explore a wide range of shops and restaurants.

In addition to the amazing natural beauty of the area, you’ve got a full city of art and culture at your disposal too. Visit Kitt Peak National Observatory and the Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory, or check out Tucson’s museums and art galleries. The art and architecture of Mission San Xavier del Bac and the vintage-to-modern aircraft at the Pima Air & Space Museum are worth the trip.

With 350 days of sunshine a year here, the area is an athlete’s training paradise. In fact, it’s a top-ranked winter training destination because of the weather and the world-class pools, fields, gyms, equipment shops, and sports medicine experts. Tucson has created its own unique mountain biking culture with varied terrain, an abundance of trails, and something for every skill level.

The area is known for it’s beautiful landscape of mountainous peaks. You can access your property via Stoval Avenue and S Farrar Avenue. If you’re looking for a little more room to grow, the adjoining property is also available. The Diamond Bell Ranch community is a desert area with very dense vegetation. Thorny Mesquite, Palo Verde trees, Ocotillo, Prickly Pear, Cholla, Beehive cactus and iconic Joshua trees dot the area terrain. It’s the best of both worlds – off the beaten path, with civilization just around the corner.