Biosphere Road 1
Oracle, AZ · Pinal County County
Land with 13.5 acres in Oracle, AZ.
Property overview
- Acreage
- 13.50 acres
- Availability
- Contact for availability
- Zoning · General zoning
- industrial
- Zoning · Zoning code
- 10, 16, 18
- Zoning · Municipality
- Oracle
- Transportation · Rail access
- no
- Transportation · Nearest rail owner
- Union Pacific Railroad
- Transportation · Nearest rail line
- UP Gila Subdivision
- Transportation · Distance to rail
- 21.160 miles
- Transportation · Nearest highway
- US 191
- Transportation · Distance to highway
- 116.030 miles
- Transportation · Nearest interstate
- I 10
- Transportation · Distance to interstate
- 29.310 miles
- Transportation · Nearest airport
- San Manuel (E77)
- Transportation · Distance to airport
- 18.076 miles
- Utilities · Electricity available
- Yes
- Utilities · Distance to power line
- 0.800 miles
- Utilities · Distance to substation
- 1.160 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
- 1278.090 feet
- Utilities · Wastewater service
- municipal
- Utilities · Wastewater provider
- Oracle Wwtf (Oracle, AZ)
- Utilities · Natural gas provider
- Southwest Gas Corp (LAS VEGAS, NV)
- Utilities · Telecommunications available
- Yes
- Utilities · Fiber service
- not_available
- Environmental · Flood zone
- X
- Environmental · Inside 100-year floodplain
- No
- Environmental · Inside 500-year floodplain
- No
- Environmental · Wetlands
- no
Eligible for the federal 48C tax credit and zoned for industrial use within the Tri‑Communities growth area, Biosphere Road 1 gives firms a tax-advantaged entry point into Pinal County. The site sits on municipal water and wastewater networks nearby, has electrical service within reach, and basic transportation and drainage infrastructure already in place.
This raw, undeveloped parcel suits light manufacturing, supplier yards, or low-density industrial projects that can adapt to steep terrain and an unpaved access road. Local entitlements and inclusion in impact fee and community development programs reduce permitting friction, positioning the property for paced development by companies ready to move from concept to ground work.