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Sunrise MHP

$535K

Sierra Vista, Cochise County, Arizona

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Asking Price

$535K

Lots

18

Acreage

3.87 acres

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Sunrise MHP has approximately 18 sites across 3.87 acres in Sierra Vista, Arizona.

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Sunrise MHP is a mobile home park located in Sierra Vista, Arizona, currently listed for sale.

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