Gold mine in Scottsdale reduces price to nearly $3 million
Feb 19, 2018, 5:16 PM
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PHOENIX — If you have a few million to spare, Sotheby’s International Realty posted a reduced price for a gold mine in northern Scottsdale.
The price for the parcel of land has been dropped by $200,000 and now sits at $2.79 million for 117.11 acres.
According to the description of the property, the area of land is the largest parcel for sale in Scottsdale.
Despite the fact that only two of the six claims to the land have been worked by miners, there are several parts of the land that provide the possibility for “luxury home sites.”
The parcel includes its own spring, the mineral rights and original surveyor notes.
Gold Hill, as its called in the description, was discovered in 1874. The landscape is sprinkled with pines, cactus and other wildlife with the backdrop of the Scottsdale Mountains mostly to the south.