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35784 North Gantzel Road

San Tan Valley, AZ · Pinal County County

Land with 21.06 acres in San Tan Valley, AZ.

Property overview

Acreage
21.06 acres
Availability
Contact for availability
Zoning · General zoning
commercial
Zoning · Inside city limits
Yes
Zoning · Municipality
San Tan Valley
Transportation · Rail access
potential
Transportation · Nearest rail owner
Union Pacific Railroad
Transportation · Nearest rail line
UP Phoenix Subdivision
Transportation · Distance to rail
0.100 miles
Transportation · Nearest highway
AZ 24
Transportation · Distance to highway
10.870 miles
Transportation · Nearest interstate
I 10
Transportation · Distance to interstate
29.060 miles
Utilities · Electricity available
Yes
Utilities · Electric provider
Electrical District 4
Utilities · Distance to power line
0.050 miles
Utilities · Distance to substation
0.860 miles
Utilities · Water available
Yes
Utilities · Water service
municipal
Utilities · Water provider
Epcor - San Tan (PHOENIX, AZ)
Utilities · Wastewater available
Yes
Utilities · Wastewater service
municipal
Utilities · Wastewater provider
Johnson Utilities, Llc
Utilities · Distance to wastewater service
28.850 feet
Utilities · Distance to wastewater service
0.005 miles
Utilities · Telecommunications available
No
Utilities · Fiber service
not_available
Utilities · Distance to fiber
11.620 miles
Environmental · Flood zone
X
Environmental · Wetlands
no
Environmental · Wetland area
0.000 acres
Environmental · Wetland coverage
0.000 %

This site stands out for its road and rail edge, with extensive frontage on North Gantzel Road and a railroad line along the west boundary, making it ideal for users who need strong surface and potential rail access. It is level, cleared and rough graded, zoned commercial and located inside San Tan Valley city limits, so zoning and municipal services support redevelopment.

The site suits distribution, light industrial, or commercial developers who want a large, flexible parcel with partial utilities in place, municipal water and nearby wastewater, and access to local incentive programs. County ownership and local impact‑fee districts help speed approvals.

Location