Nestled among the breathtaking Mule Mountains just five miles west of charming Bisbee, this magnificent 168-acre historic mountain ranch is a rare and remarkable offering that captures the timeless spirit of the American West. Known as Rocky Creek Ranch, the property greets you with a lush canopy of mature trees as you cross over Banning Creek and approach a stunning landscape featuring three seasonal creeks, dramatic waterfalls, towering rock formations, and rolling grassy meadows of Coastal Bermuda and native grasses that stretch across flat, undulating, and mountainous terrain alike. Two historic residences - the warmly updated Homestead House and the charming stone-walled Rock House, each with updated 200-amp electrical service - offer comfortable living accommodations totaling over 2,500 square feet, while a third structure, The Milk House, is in the process of being converted into an inviting studio home. The property is exceptionally well-equipped for agricultural and equestrian pursuits, featuring covered corrals, two livestock pens with a steel pipe squeeze chute, a large chicken pen, two windmills, four registered wells, two water storage tanks totaling 12,500 gallons, two septic systems, and surface water rights. Multiple outbuildings, a workshop, and covered parking for up to seven vehicles round out the working ranch infrastructure. Producing pomegranate bushes, walnut trees, and magnificent shade trees including Alligator Juniper, Black and White Oaks, and Mesquites add beauty and character throughout. With possible mineral rights, highway frontage on both sides of Highway 80, and roughly 2.5 linear miles of perimeter, this extraordinary property offers privacy, versatility, and an unmatched connection to the natural landscape of southeastern Arizona.