23925 S Highland Rd, Wikieup AZ. This quaint Rock House will grab your soul & make you long to know the history of the house & the Signal ghost town area. This 1 bedroom 1 bath rock house could be a 3 bedroom home pretty easily; has a brand new steel roof over the entire house & patio. Oh let's talk about the enclosed AZ room, party patio it is pretty obvious that great times have been had on this patio as there are 5 card tables still set up, looks like Bunco or Poker happens here! All the windows can open for that AZ room feeling or if it is a chilly December night at 60 degrees shut the windows & open the patio door to let the big wood stove warm up the patio too! This rural home has a very large Quonset garage with real power to it. Water is plumbed to the Garage as well as to the 2nd building, the Well is a very good one& supports all this with ease! Then there is the very old & very cute little double-wide building on the property. This building is more like a doll house super cute and tucked away just a few hundred feet from the main house. The doublewide is not habitable but if you installed a new septic it could be, there is a little structural repair to be made and nearly everything in the little building functions. This property is unlike any other, with the Big Sandy creek clipping the corner of the property just at the bottom of the tall cliff. There is a bench at the edge of the cliff & it is obvious why it is there such a remarkable vista just to sit & watch the animals below & sometimes a car goes by as well. The local historian lives just a few miles away & he loves to have company & share. Such a treat to get to listen to him if only for just a few stolen moments! This is the wild wild west but the neighbors do get together a few times a year for potlucks, ATV rides and explores. This is a great way to meet the neighbors & learn a bit of the area history. It is also located within a working cattle ranch so at night watch for the animals, they will cross the road in front of you with no warning! Also the wild burros will show up on the road when you least expect it as well as in your gardens etc. so fence them out if you do not like to share. This property is mostly fenced, but the owners enjoyed seeing the cows so there are still openings on the exterior specifically to allow critters access to the property. You can change that if you like!