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36019 South Marylynne Lane

Marana, AZ · Pinal County County

Land with 632.84 acres in Marana, AZ.

Property overview

Acreage
632.84 acres
Availability
Contact for availability
Zoning · General zoning
industrial
Zoning · Inside city limits
Yes
Zoning · Municipality
Marana
Transportation · Rail access
no
Transportation · Nearest rail owner
Union Pacific Railroad
Transportation · Nearest rail line
UP Gila Subdivision
Transportation · Distance to rail
1.660 miles
Transportation · Nearest highway
AZ 202 LOOP
Transportation · Distance to highway
74.600 miles
Transportation · Nearest interstate
I 10
Transportation · Distance to interstate
15.960 miles
Transportation · Nearest airport
Marana Rgnl (AVQ)
Transportation · Distance to airport
14.475 miles
Utilities · Electricity available
Yes
Utilities · Electric provider
Trico Electric Cooperative Inc (AZ)
Utilities · Distance to power line
0.050 miles
Utilities · Distance to substation
0.980 miles
Utilities · Water available
Yes
Utilities · Distance to water service
0.000 feet
Utilities · Wastewater provider
Pinal County Eleven Mile Corner Rd Wwtp
Utilities · Natural gas provider
Southwest Gas Corp (LAS VEGAS, NV)
Utilities · Telecommunications available
Yes
Utilities · Fiber service
not_available
Utilities · Distance to fiber
1.230 miles
Environmental · Flood zone
X
Environmental · Inside 100-year floodplain
No
Environmental · Inside 500-year floodplain
Yes
Environmental · Wetlands
no
Environmental · Wetland area
0.000 acres
Environmental · Wetland coverage
0.000 %

This 632-acre industrial-zoned parcel in Marana offers a rare combination of scale and energy-ready infrastructure, including very close high-voltage substations and an APS-recorded Industrial Use Permit for a solar photovoltaic power plant. The site sits in a tract eligible for a federal 48C tax credit and multiple federal, state, and local incentive programs, providing clear financial advantages for energy or heavy industrial projects.

The land is raw agricultural ground with well-drained sandy soils and existing partial utilities, set in a rural desert setting with nearby general aviation airports and rail shown on regional maps. This site fits power generation, utility-scale solar, and large industrial users looking to convert greenfield land. Entitlements and incentive designations are in place, helping speed review and lower upfront costs, though access roads will require improvement for heavy use.

Location