Small Affordable c.1950 Arizona Shoe Box Style Home $65K

Cash only deal. City sewer and water.

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended. 

Contact Realtor: Krista Burney

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Pros of Living in Claypool, AZ

• Exceptionally Low Housing Costs: Real estate in Claypool is notably inexpensive, with median home values far below state and national averages, offering a very low bar of entry for homeownership.

   

• Scenic High-Desert Geography: Situated in the Pinal Mountains of Gila County, the area offers picturesque mountain views, quick access to outdoor trails, and milder year-round weather compared to the extreme summer heat of Phoenix.

• Small, Tight-Knit Community: With a small population of around 1,000 residents, the town maintains a quiet, rural atmosphere where traffic is virtually non-existent.

   

• Convenient Access to Globe-Miami: Nestled directly between Globe and Miami, AZ, residents enjoy quick drives to daily essentials, local dining, historical sites, and regional healthcare services in neighboring towns.

Cons of Living in Claypool, AZ

• Economic Dependence on Mining: The local economy relies heavily on copper mining and industrial support roles, offering limited job diversity for non-industrial fields.

• Higher Poverty Rates: The area faces economic hurdles, with local median household incomes lagging behind state levels and elevated poverty rates.

   

• Minimal Local Amenities: Claypool lacks a traditional downtown, major shopping centers, specialized medical facilities, or nightlife, requiring travel to Globe or a 1.5-hour drive to the Phoenix metro area for broader choices.

• Aging Housing Stock: A large portion of the residential properties consists of older homes or mobile units that may require updates, maintenance, or renovation.