20950 Phoenix–Globe Highway
Queen Valley, AZ · Pinal County County
Land with 26.87 acres in Queen Valley, AZ.
Property overview
- Acreage
- 26.87 acres
- Availability
- Contact for availability
- Zoning · General zoning
- commercial
- Zoning · Inside city limits
- Yes
- Zoning · Municipality
- Queen Valley
- Transportation · Rail access
- no
- Transportation · Nearest rail owner
- Union Pacific Railroad
- Transportation · Nearest rail line
- UP Phoenix Subdivision
- Transportation · Distance to rail
- 12.600 miles
- Transportation · Nearest highway
- US 60
- Transportation · Distance to highway
- 12.820 miles
- Transportation · Nearest interstate
- I 10
- Transportation · Distance to interstate
- 40.160 miles
- Transportation · Nearest airport
- Superior Muni (E81)
- Transportation · Distance to airport
- 17.680 miles
- Utilities · Electricity available
- Yes
- Utilities · Electric provider
- Salt River Project (PHOENIX, AZ)
- Utilities · Distance to power line
- 0.950 miles
- Utilities · Distance to substation
- 0.930 miles
- Utilities · Water available
- Yes
- Utilities · Water service
- municipal
- Utilities · Water provider
- Arizona Water Company - Apache Junction (Water Provider - Phoenix, AZ)
- Utilities · Distance to water service
- 23443.200 feet
- Utilities · Wastewater provider
- Queen Valley Wwtf
- Utilities · Natural gas provider
- El Paso Natural Gas Co (AZ)
- Utilities · Distance to natural gas service
- 17952.000 feet
- Utilities · Telecommunications available
- No
- Utilities · Fiber service
- not_available
- Environmental · Inside 100-year floodplain
- No
- Environmental · Inside 500-year floodplain
- No
- Environmental · Wetlands
- no
- Environmental · Wetland area
- 0.000 acres
- Environmental · Wetland coverage
- 0.000 %
This site sits immediately at a highway interchange with multi-lane paved public highways and on/off ramps, giving direct highway frontage and visibility and commercial zoning that allows conversion from its current agricultural use. The parcel is developed with paved/slabbed grading, existing drainage structures including large culverts, and partial utility hookups, which reduce upfront preparation time for users who can work within the land’s shape.
This property fits users that need highway access and visibility, such as roadside commercial, outdoor storage, agricultural operations, or infrastructure-related projects. It also attracts buyers seeking federal incentive eligibility, including New Market Tax Credit and 48C opportunities, and a municipality positioned for rapid permitting.