Cowtown Road 7
Casa Grande, AZ · Pinal County County
Land with 37.12 acres in Casa Grande, AZ.
Property overview
- Acreage
- 37.12 acres
- Availability
- Contact for availability
- Zoning · General zoning
- industrial
- Zoning · Inside city limits
- Yes
- Zoning · Municipality
- Casa Grande
- Transportation · Rail access
- potential
- Transportation · Nearest rail owner
- Union Pacific Railroad
- Transportation · Nearest rail line
- UP Gila Subdivision
- Transportation · Distance to rail
- 0.120 miles
- Transportation · Nearest highway
- AZ 202 LOOP
- Transportation · Distance to highway
- 32.480 miles
- Transportation · Nearest interstate
- I 8
- Transportation · Distance to interstate
- 8.100 miles
- Transportation · Nearest airport
- Ak-Chin Rgnl (A39)
- Transportation · Distance to airport
- 5.340 miles
- Utilities · Electricity available
- Yes
- Utilities · Electric provider
- Arizona Public Service Company (Phoenix, AZ)
- Utilities · Distance to power line
- 0.080 miles
- Utilities · Distance to substation
- 2.170 miles
- Utilities · Water provider
- Arizona Water Company (AZ)
- Utilities · Distance to water service
- 13516.800 feet
- Utilities · Wastewater provider
- Global Water - Palo Verde Utilities Co
- Utilities · Natural gas provider
- El Paso Natural Gas Co (AZ)
- Utilities · Distance to natural gas service
- 5132.170 feet
- Utilities · Telecommunications available
- No
- Utilities · Fiber service
- not_available
- Utilities · Distance to fiber
- 9.160 miles
- Environmental · Flood zone
- X
- Environmental · Inside 100-year floodplain
- No
- Environmental · Inside 500-year floodplain
- No
- Environmental · Wetlands
- no
- Environmental · Wetland coverage
- 0.000 %
Direct rail frontage and on-site high-voltage transmission make this industrial-zoned parcel a strong choice for rail-served manufacturing or heavy logistics. Cowtown Road provides paved, maintained access and the site sits inside Casa Grande city limits, giving clear municipal support and established drainage and transport infrastructure.
Partial utilities are already on the parcel and the property falls within incentive zones, which shortens time to build and lowers operating costs. This site fits distribution, light to heavy industrial, or energy-intensive users who need rail access and robust power. Development can move forward quickly with city coordination and existing utility corridors in place.