Unusual Arizona Property Goes Viral for Its Unique Features
WILLCOX, Ariz.—A house that defies conventional living has captured the internet’s attention, highlighting the quirky Sidewinder Ranch. This property boasts natural bedrock throughout its rooms, a stream flowing through the living room, and the occasional snake as a visitor. Listed for $225,000 and set on 40 acres, the ranch became a sensation after its feature on Zillow Gone Wild.
Listing agent Clay Greathouse states, "We don’t know who built this, why, or when," adding that portions of the property date back to the 1920s. Serving as both a dwelling and a geological exhibit, the home features intricate rock formations and expansive views, surrounded by state land.
Originally constructed in the mid-1980s, the property’s past is as mysterious as its design. The current owner, described as an adventurous "motorcycle guy," has spent years revitalizing what had fallen into tax delinquency. Along with the house and land, a John Deere track loader is included in the sale, perfect for maintaining the unique landscape.
Now, the owner is ready to pass on this unconventional retreat to the next desert enthusiast.
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