A 77-acre Payson dude ranch owned by the Earnhardt family is up for sale for $5.9 million. The property, known as “No Toro Ranch,” is located at the base of the Mogollon Rim northeast of Payson and includes seven homes, a barn, equestrian facilities, a helicopter pad, a fishing pond, a tree house, and its own hiking trails. The ranch was previously owned by Rusty Lyon, a founder of Westcor, a company that developed some of Arizona’s most prominent shopping centers.
The homes on the ranch have a total of 18 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms, with almost 15,000 square feet of living space. The property features a main house, an in-law house, a manager’s house, a bunk house, and three additional homes. The main house is a two-story rustic log cabin with a large living room and a massive fireplace. The ranch also includes nine garage spaces for vehicles.
Frank Aazami and Nancy Read of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty are handling the listing for the property. Rusty Lyon, who once owned the ranch, was the son of Russ Lyon, the founder of the real estate brokerage that has been in business for over 77 years. Interested buyers can contact the reporter, Catherine Reagor, at 602-444-8040 or catherine.reagor@arizonarepublic.com for more information. She can also be followed on X, formerly known as Twitter, under the handle @CatherineReagor.
Those considering purchasing the No Toro Ranch will have the opportunity to own a piece of Arizona history with ties to the famous Earnhardt family. The property offers a tranquil retreat in a picturesque setting with a range of amenities for outdoor and equestrian enthusiasts. The ranch’s convenient location near the Mogollon Rim provides easy access to hiking trails, fishing spots, and other recreational activities.
With its seven homes, barn, equestrian facilities, and other unique features, the No Toro Ranch is a rare find in the Payson area. The expansive property offers privacy and seclusion, making it an ideal getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The Earnhardt family’s connection to the ranch adds to its allure, making it a desirable investment for buyers seeking a luxurious retreat in the Arizona countryside.
