Campaign Story

Imagine waking up every morning to serene landscapes and the rolling hills of wine country. A place where community and sustainability are not just concepts, but a way of life. Welcome to Elgin, AZ, where your dream of affordable, eco-friendly living can become a reality through collective land investment in our tiny house community.

Elgin, located in the heart of Sonoita and Elgin’s wine country, offers an unparalleled opportunity to live in a region that is synonymous with beauty and tranquility. This historic Fruitland plot, comprising 77 acres of level grasslands, is perfect for building your tiny dream home amidst vineyards or starting a gentleman’s ranch with a few cattle or horses.

This area is a burgeoning hub for wine enthusiasts, with award-winning neighbors like Wilhelm Winery, Flying Kite Winery, Vino Stache Tasting Room, and the Village of Elgin Winery. You can also enjoy the local Lavender Farm and fully immerse yourself in the local agritourism scene. This is not just a place to live; it’s a setting to inspire your creative streak, whether it’s viniculture, hospitality, or beyond.

For those seeking work, Elgin provides a multitude of opportunities within the thriving wine industry and its affiliated sectors, including hospitality, retail, and agriculture. The small yet welcoming community is conducive to new businesses and entrepreneurs looking to tap into a growing tourism market.

Nearby cities offer all the conveniences of modern living, with shopping, dining, and entertainment options for when you’re looking to venture out of your peaceful retreat. Due to its picturesque landscapes, Elgin also has become a destination for outdoor activities such as horseback riding, hiking, fishing, RVing, and more, ensuring that your calendars are as full as you wish them to be.

The property itself boasts end-of-the-road privacy, breathtaking 360° views, and the freedom that comes with no CCRs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions). It’s ready for grazing, has potential for excellent well water sources, and even includes a charming piece of history with an abandoned railroad crossing it. The land can be subdivided, which opens the door to significant investment opportunities and increasing land value over time.

Imagine a community where each member’s investment makes the cost of living more affordable, where you can ride out directly onto BLM land, and where barbed wire fences frame your vision for a life that’s yours to cultivate.

Join us and be part of a unique venture — building a tiny house community in Elgin, AZ. It’s not just an investment in land; it’s an investment in a lifestyle that’s rooted in community, sustainability, and connection to the land. Contact us today to explore how you can become an integral part of this special place. Your tiny house dreams are waiting to take root in Elgin’s fertile soil.

FAQ: 77 Acres in Elgin, Arizona – Tiny Vines, Big Dreams!

1. What is the primary concept behind this 77-acre land offering in Elgin, Arizona? The main idea is to create an affordable and sustainable tiny house community through collective land investment. The 77-acre property is envisioned as a place where individuals can own land and build their tiny homes within a supportive community, fostering a lifestyle rooted in shared values, environmental consciousness, and connection to the land.
2. Where is this property located and what are its key features? The property is situated in Elgin, Arizona, within the heart of the Sonoita and Elgin wine region. This location offers 360° views of the surrounding wine country, with level grassland suitable for grazing, and the potential for well water. It has end-of-the-road privacy, no restrictive covenants (CCRs), and includes a historic abandoned railroad crossing. It is situated near local wineries and agritourism sites.
3. What lifestyle opportunities does Elgin, Arizona offer? Elgin offers a mix of rural tranquility and access to a vibrant local economy. The region is known for its wineries and agritourism attractions, providing opportunities for wine enthusiasts and those interested in local produce. It’s also a destination for outdoor enthusiasts with activities such as horseback riding, hiking, fishing and RVing. There are also opportunities for work within the wine industry and related sectors, as well as opportunities for new businesses. Nearby cities provide more access to shopping, dining and entertainment.
4. What is the funding model for this project and what are the different investment tiers? The project uses a collective funding model where individuals invest in the project to reach the target goal of purchasing the property. Investors can participate at different levels, with a minimum investment amount of $6,392 and a maximum amount of $31,958.
5. What are some of the permitted uses for this land, and are there any restrictions? The land is suitable for building tiny houses, creating a gentleman’s ranch for grazing animals (like horses or cattle) and for pursuing other related activities like viniculture or hospitality businesses. Importantly, there are no restrictive covenants (CCRs) on the land, offering owners greater freedom to develop their properties. The land is also able to be subdivided, which could allow for investment opportunities and increased land value.
6. What does the project mean by “community” in the context of this land offering? “Community” here refers to a group of like-minded individuals who collectively invest in the land, with a shared focus on sustainable and affordable living. This includes sharing a space together, living together and building together while still having individual space. It also refers to the potential for support, collaboration and social connection. It envisions an environment where residents work together to enhance their shared space and improve their way of life.
7. How is the opportunity for off-grid and self-sufficient living reflected in this project? The property’s features are compatible with self-sufficient living. It mentions that the land is ready for grazing, has the potential for good well water, and that it is adjacent to BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land which would allow for access to expansive land beyond the 77 acres. This is ideal for those who wish to pursue an off-grid lifestyle through the use of tiny homes and sustainable systems.
8. How can someone find out more or get involved in the project? The main contact method is by using the listed contact information available. Prospective participants are encouraged to reach out to learn more about becoming part of the project and explore the possibility of building a tiny house within this community. There is no way to leave a review nor to see reviews left by others.