W Frontier Road West of Chino Valley, where the grasslands lift into juniper covered hills, an entire section of Arizona comes to market, 723 acres held as two parcels and bordered on all four sides by State of Arizona land. This is ground that rarely comes to market: a full square mile of open valley floor, gentle slopes and volcanic ridgelines at roughly 5, 000 feet, framed by panoramic views of Granite Mountain and the Mingus range and finished each evening with sunsets that fill the western sky.Native grasses roll across the lower meadows and give way to stands of juniper and pinon, scattered shade trees and weathered rock outcrops on the higher ground, while a stock pond gathers in a shallow basin near the heart of the section. Perimeter fencing and a locked ranch gate secure the property, and a network of two track ranch roads winds from the entry through the meadows and over the ridges, so nearly every corner of the land can be reached and every viewpoint enjoyed.Two registered wells are already in place, drilled in 2007 and 2008 with the well logs on file, one of them reaching 470 feet into water bearing basalt, both capped and waiting for the next chapter. Electric service runs close to the eastern boundary, legal and physical access arrive along Frontier Road, and with no HOA and rural residential RCU-2A zoning that welcomes horses and livestock, the property offers wide latitude for a private ranch, an equestrian estate, a family compound, or a legacy holding to keep whole for generations.Chino Valley's everyday conveniences are minutes away and Prescott is a short drive south, yet from the ridgelines here the only neighbors are the mountains and the state land beyond the fence. Scale, elevation and privacy seldom align like this, and the chance to own an entire section in the Chino Valley area is rarer still. Buyer to verify all facts and figures.