This property is b/t Austin Henley Rd. and Aqua Blanca Rd., 3 miles East of 191.

Off 191 slightly NE of Elfirda 191 to West Webb Rd. then left on N. Rancho Del Sol Rd. Lot has road frontage

The community offers a relaxed rural lifestyle with a temperate climate making it the perfect year round destination. It is considered and excellent health spot due to pureness of air and low humidity. In addition to the surrounding 18-hole championship golf course which graces the area with beautiful trees, greenery and duck ponds, the community also provides its residents with a medical facility, fire department, convenience store, restaurants, library, churches and diverse businesses along with service and social clubs. The community also has many choice real estate lots ready for building beautiful new homes.

The Sunsites community is located close to the Mexican border as well as to many historical points in southern Arizona, such as the San Pedro Riparian Area National Conservation Area, Ramsey Canyon Preserve, Muleshoe Ranch, Amerind Foundation and Kartchner Caverns.

The cities of Wilcox and Benson are each one-half hour’s drive away and both offer additional shopping and fully equipped hospitals. Tucson, which is a little over an hour’s drive away, offers all the amenities of a large city. Douglas, Arizona and Prieta, Mexico are also an hour’s drive away and provide that “South of the Border” experience.

There is so much to do in southeast Arizona! Prospectors, rockhounds, birders and antique collectors, along with artists and photographers have a field day with the abundance of sources for their hobbies.

Sunsites is a friendly, rural area with much to offer. We invite you to visit our community and welcome you to become our neighbor!

Sun sites ranches is located at Rucker Canyon Road, approximately 1/2 mile east of Arizona highway 191 and 8 miles north of Elfrida, Cochise county, Arizona. Weather Excellent weather with average of 70 degrees. Lowest in the 50's and highest 90's. Weather is 10% to 15% cooler than Phoenix and Tucson in the summer. TYPOGRAPHY

The subdivision terrain is mostly level to gently sloping with some lower wash areas and sandy loam soil. Telephone / cable Supplier is copper valley telephone copperative 1-800-421-5711, www.vtc.net. Facilities are scattered throughout the subdivision. There is no charge to the buyer to extend telephone facilities to each residence in the subdivision. Buyer's costs for cable are bundled services, including phone, video and internet. ELECTRICITY

Supplier is Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (ssvec) 520-515-3460, www.ssvec.org. Facilities are scattered throughout the subdivision with the farthest lot approximately 5 miles distant. A one-time credit of $1,750 towards construction of a residence or $1,050 towards a domestic well is applied to total costs. Generally, power lines brought in underground cost more to install than overhead lines. The co-op has permanency requirements and any questions are best handled by contacting ssvec. Possible alternate means of generating limited power are by sun, wind or gas/diesel generators. NATURAL GAS

Natural gas is not available to this subdivision. Bottle gas is available from M.P. Propane Inc. Of Wilcox, AZ 1-888-678-2140. Rental of such facilities is also available. SEWAGE DISPOSAL

Available from individual septic systems. Ammon enterprises 1-520-826-3522, www.ammon@vtc.net. With setbacks of 50 ft from a well site and 50 ft from any property line are the standard method of sewage disposal. This process involves having a "site investigation" conducted at a cost of $600. The determination of the cost of the system is dependent on the type soil, at that site, and the gallons per day of water usage. Current costs may range from $3,200-$4,800 for a 2 and 3 bedroom home. Estimated costs can be compared once a site investigation provides the septic system design/tank size/leach line length. A site investigation is required and shall be submitted with any building permit application. WATER

This area is blessed with abundant water coming from an aquifer under the valley. Ammon Enterprises, 1-520-826-3522, www.ammon@vtc.net. Water is drawn from individual wells at approximately $25-$30 per foot, drilled and cased. Normally, when water is struck, the well is drilled and cased another 100 feet. Water depths in the above mentioned areas, range from approximately 400 feet and is approximately $10,000.00, for a 600 foot well approximately $15,000.00 STREET'S ROADS AND DRAINAGE