Small Off Grid Cabin w/ 71 Acres

When the Arkansas River was the boundary between Mexico and The United States, this land lay in Mexico. Fought over by Ute, Comanche, Spanish and Americans, this land so rich with history, facts and tall tales is still a wonderment to behold. Sparsely populated with endlessly changing panoramas, it is a place that innocently causes one to take heed. I can't explain it, it just does. Two lots totaling 71.18 acres offer privacy and room to grow. The land is eligible for 2 domestic water wells as the cabin is currently without plumbing or electricity. A composting toilet is housed in a separate structure for privacy and the cabin itself is cozy, and comfortable with oil lamps for light and warmth. The owner, an artist from Tucson, used the cabin as an inspirational location from which to journey, reflect, and explore. Then to return and put her impressions to canvas. Colorful, simple, useful, peaceful, and much loved.