1946 Tacna Desert Home, Dual RV Hookups with Sewer, Workshop — $139,500

The two RV hookups with full sewer access are the thing that sets this property apart. On a 1/3-acre lot in Tacna, that kind of setup means you can host seasonal guests or pull rental income from the land while you live in the house. That is a real use case, and on a 1/3-acre lot in the desert it works without anyone feeling crowded.

The house was built in 1946, and it carries that era. At 1,434 square feet it has two bedrooms, a full bath, a half bath, and a bonus room that functions as a third bedroom if you need it. There are also two separate living areas, which gives the layout more flexibility than a house this size usually has. The attached workshop and storage room adds to that.

The updates are honest and practical. Low-E windows, mini-split heating and cooling, new ceiling fans, fresh interior paint, new toilets, a security system. The septic and plumbing were replaced in 2011. There is a transferable termite warranty. None of this is glamorous, but it adds up to a house where the expensive and annoying problems have already been handled.

The lot has mature palm trees and established landscaping. There is a shaded patio. The listing notes you can ride off-road directly from the property, which, if that matters to you, is a meaningful detail in this part of Arizona.

All appliances are included. Furnishings are negotiable. There are also trim materials and new faucet fixtures on hand that were not yet installed when the listing was written, so there are a few small finishing touches still to do.

For $139,500 in Tacna, you are getting a house with age and recent improvements, usable outdoor space, and a built-in income setup that most properties in this range do not have.