Arizona, Mohave County, 7.95 Acres Golden Valley Ranchos Unit 4 South, N3/5 of Lot 1. TERMS $159/Month

• Q: Why invest in land in Mohave County, Arizona?
  A: Mohave County offers affordable land, low taxes, and strong demand from buyers seeking unique and flexible-use properties in the Southwest.


• Q: What can I use the property for?
  A: This property is best suited for recreational use such as hiking, camping, and exploration due to its rocky, mountainous terrain.


• Q: Are utilities available?
  A: No utilities are installed, so off-grid solutions like solar power and water hauling are typically used for this type of property.

• Own a Piece of a Volcanic Mountain: Discover a rare opportunity to own 7.95 acres of rugged terrain in Mohave County, just south of Kingman. This property features elevated ground with rocky volcanic formations, offering dramatic views across the valley and a truly one-of-a-kind landscape.


• Affordable Ownership Opportunity: Priced at $15,925, this property offers a unique and budget-friendly way to own land with standout natural features—perfect for those looking for something beyond the typical flat desert parcel.


• Ideal for Recreational Use: Due to its rugged and elevated terrain, this property is best suited for recreational activities such as hiking, camping, exploring, and off-grid adventures—making it a great escape for outdoor enthusiasts.


• Access & Infrastructure Basics: Accessible via dirt roads, this parcel is fully off-grid with no utilities currently installed. Owners typically rely on solar power and water hauling, making it ideal for independent, self-sufficient use.


• Secluded Desert Views & Privacy: Enjoy unmatched privacy, wide-open desert surroundings, and panoramic views from elevated terrain. The area’s mountainous landscape is part of Arizona’s Basin and Range region, known for its rugged beauty and geological formations.

 

Mohave County contains parts of the Grand Canyon National Park and Lake Mead National Recreation Area and all of the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. The Kaibab, Fort Mojave and Hualapai Indian Reservations also lie within the county.

Mohave County contains approximately 13,400 square miles of land. It has no less than 148 canyons within its boundaries, most of which help make up a large portion of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River that separates the top 1/3 of Mohave County from the bottom 2/3. The county is bordered by three rivers and one creek along with four lakes that are impounded behind dams on the Colorado and Bill Williams Rivers.

The county is intersected by 21 mountain ranges and the corresponding valleys in between. There are five climate zones in Arizona and Mohave County is the only county in the state that contains all five.

Most of Mohave County is located where the Sonoran and Mohave Deserts meet. It varies in elevation from 500 to 8,000 feet, but it is mostly desert terrain and high chaparral with hot summer day temperatures one can expect from a desert and cool summer nights. In winter, daytime temperatures are moderate to cool, with cold nights and occasional rain or snow in the higher elevations.

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