40 acres in Mohave County, AZ
This vacant lot offers exceptional privacy in a quiet high-desert setting, bordered on two sides by BLM land for wide-open space and lasting breathing room. With only two neighboring parcels, both separated by dirt roads, the property feels open, peaceful, and far removed from crowds. Sitting at a higher elevation, the mostly level terrain is not in a flood zone, making it well suited for an off-grid build, weekend escape, or personal desert retreat. The land can be enjoyed for camping, target practice, and unforgettable stargazing, with dark skies and sweeping horizon views that truly shine during the annual Perseids meteor shower. Low ownership costs add to the appeal, with annual taxes of approximately $225.62 and a Santa Fe Ranch Property Owners Association fee of about $204 per year, which helps keep the access roads maintained and easy to travel. This is a rare opportunity to own u...
This vacant lot offers exceptional privacy in a quiet high-desert setting, bordered on two sides by BLM land for wide-open space and lasting breathing room. With only two neighboring parcels, both separated by dirt roads, the property feels open, peaceful, and far removed from crowds. Sitting at a higher elevation, the mostly level terrain is not in a flood zone, making it well suited for an off-grid build, weekend escape, or personal desert retreat. The land can be enjoyed for camping, target practice, and unforgettable stargazing, with dark skies and sweeping horizon views that truly shine during the annual Perseids meteor shower. Low ownership costs add to the appeal, with annual taxes of approximately $225.62 and a Santa Fe Ranch Property Owners Association fee of about $204 per year, which helps keep the access roads maintained and easy to travel. This is a rare opportunity to own usable land with privacy, views, and room to create your own desert getaway!
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From I-40 take the Alamo Rd cutoff and turn right. Follow Alamo Rd; after pavement ends, go 6 miles on hardpack dirt. Turn left on Cactus Wren. Property is at Cactus Wren & La Cienega.