Rocking Double B Ranch's 27.71 acres has an abundance of live water and when paired with its privacy and countless intricacies it unquestionably puts this exclusive offering at the top of anybody's list. Spanish explorers thought that the mountainous areas of central Arizona did not have water but were surprised when they discovered the Sinaguan people that thrived along the banks of the perennial creeks and rivers of the Verde Valley. The Rocking Double B Ranch has 1,000 feet of live water frontage on perennially flowing Wet Beaver Creek. The creek is the source for two irrigation ditches which also flow through the ranch and feed a 1+ acre lake and another pond. The ranch has been thoughtfully designed to have water features throughout and is one of the most pastoral settings you will come across. Extending to the south along its boundary with Coconino National Forest, the ranch has several elevated home sites with incredible views of Sedona's Red Rocks.

Rocking Double B Ranch is a remarkable ranch and water right offering that checks a lot of boxes that the discerning buyer is searching for. From its combination of old historic water rights coupled with the pastoral setting putting the physical water to use, all the makings for a legacy ranch property is here. The ranch's improvements have been carefully designed to complement the ranch's setting overlooking the riparian lined banks of Wet Beaver Creek, the lake and the pond.