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19127 East Big Buck Drive 1
Eloy, AZ · Pinal County County
Land with 37.84 acres in Eloy, AZ.
Property overview
- Acreage
- 37.84 acres
- Availability
- Contact for availability
- Zoning · General zoning
- industrial
- Zoning · Inside city limits
- Yes
- Zoning · Municipality
- Eloy
- Transportation · Rail access
- no
- Transportation · Nearest rail owner
- Union Pacific Railroad
- Transportation · Nearest rail line
- UP Gila Subdivision
- Transportation · Distance to rail
- 1.250 miles
- Transportation · Nearest highway
- AZ 202 LOOP
- Transportation · Distance to highway
- 71.110 miles
- Transportation · Nearest interstate
- I 10
- Transportation · Distance to interstate
- 12.620 miles
- Transportation · Nearest airport
- Pinal Airpark (MZJ)
- Transportation · Distance to airport
- 16.197 miles
- Utilities · Electricity available
- Yes
- Utilities · Distance to power line
- 0.150 miles
- Utilities · Distance to substation
- 5.330 miles
- Utilities · Wastewater provider
- Pinal County Eleven Mile Corner Rd Wwtp
- Utilities · Natural gas provider
- Southwest Gas Corp (LAS VEGAS, NV)
- Utilities · Distance to natural gas service
- 14203.200 feet
- Utilities · Telecommunications available
- No
- Utilities · Fiber service
- not_available
- Utilities · Distance to fiber
- 1.360 miles
- Environmental · Flood zone
- AE
- Environmental · Inside 100-year floodplain
- Yes
- Environmental · Inside 500-year floodplain
- Yes
- Environmental · Wetlands
- yes
- Environmental · Wetland area
- 2.138 acres
- Environmental · Wetland coverage
- 0.000 %
The site offers industrial zoning inside Eloy city limits with level, developable land and close regional links, including Interstate I‑10 about 1.3 miles away and a Union Pacific mainline roughly the same distance. Partial utilities and a 115 kV transmission line on the parcel reduce upfront infrastructure runs.
This location suits distribution, light manufacturing, or supplier yards seeking low-density, build-to-suit sites with incentive and tax advantages. The parcel is undeveloped but positioned for relatively quick utility extensions and development, and it lies in a pro-growth impact fee area that can help streamline project costs and timing.