Camp or Build on This 1 Acre Land
Magnolia Drive : Golden Valley, AZ 86413
Mohave County, Arizona
Lot Description
Arizona Desert Investment Paradise -- 1 Acre Near Colorado River Recreation
Property Snapshot: Your High-Desert Investment Sanctuary Awaits
Welcome to your strategically positioned 1.00-Acre parcel in the heart of Mohave County's explosive growth corridor, precisely located at GPS coordinates 35.391049, -114.247264. This Agriculture Residential (Ar) zoned property carries the official Assessor's Parcel Number 308-12-355 and offers the kind of holding-cost economics that sophisticated land investors dream about -- just $20.62 in annual property taxes while you watch your investment appreciate in one of Arizona's most dynamic regions. Situated outside any flood zone or wetland restrictions, this buildable tract provides immediate dirt path access suitable for 4x4 vehicles, giving you the perfect balance of accessibility and privacy that defines premium remote properties.
The terrain showcases classic Mojave Desert high-desert topography with gentle natural contours that provide excellent drainage characteristics and multiple potential building sites across the full acre. With no HOA or POA restrictions limiting your vision, you maintain complete control over development timing and property use -- whether that means holding for long-term appreciation, establishing an off-grid solar-powered retreat, installing a manufactured home or RV setup, or positioning for future residential development as infrastructure expands throughout this rapidly growing recreational corridor. Mineral rights convey with this parcel, adding another layer of intrinsic value in this historically mineral-rich region of northwestern Arizona.
Location Benefits: Strategic Choice for Arizona Desert Living
29 miles southeast to Bullhead City -- A thriving Colorado River community of 42,000+ residents offering full-service amenities including Western Arizona Regional Medical Center, major grocery chains like Safeway and Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot and Lowe's for building supplies, plus dozens of restaurants and river-access marinas that serve the boating and fishing community year-round along this spectacular stretch of the Colorado River corridor
32 miles south to Laughlin, Nevada -- Nevada's southernmost gaming resort destination drawing millions of annual visitors to its ten major casino resorts, championship golf courses, and Colorado River waterfront entertainment district, providing employment opportunities and economic vitality that radiates throughout the entire tri-state region
87 miles northwest to Las Vegas, Nevada -- Access to world-class international airport, unlimited entertainment and dining options, professional sports venues, and big-city medical facilities including the renowned Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center, all without paying Las Vegas premium property prices or dealing with urban congestion and density
103 miles to Lake Mead National Recreation Area -- America's first and largest national recreation area encompassing 1.5 million acres of dramatic desert and mountain landscapes surrounding 247 square miles of Lake Mead and Lake Mohave, offering unlimited opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing across one of the Southwest's most spectacular outdoor playgrounds
214 miles northwest to Phoenix metropolitan area -- Arizona's capital and fifth-largest U.S. city provides access to Sky Harbor International Airport, world-renowned medical centers including Mayo Clinic and Banner Health systems, professional sports teams, and unlimited urban amenities while your land investment sits far enough away to avoid urban sprawl pricing
This location positions you in the sweet spot of the Colorado River recreational economy while remaining affordable, accessible, and positioned for long-term growth as remote workers, retirees, and recreational property seekers continue discovering this undervalued corner of the Southwest. Mohave County has experienced steady population growth of 8.7% over the past decade, with projections showing continued expansion as California residents and urban refugees seek affordable land, lower taxes, and authentic Western lifestyle opportunities in Arizona's beautiful high-desert regions.
Property Features: Desert Investment Masterpiece
This full 1.00-Acre parcel showcases the classic characteristics that make Mojave Desert land such an attractive investment opportunity -- gently rolling high-desert terrain situated at approximately 1,850 feet elevation, providing natural drainage advantages and protection from seasonal wash patterns while offering multiple potential building sites across the property.
The soil composition consists primarily of well-draining desert sandy loam with natural caliche layers common to this region, providing stable foundation conditions for manufactured homes, RV installations, or future stick-built construction when you're ready to develop.
Solar energy potential in this location is exceptional, with the region receiving an average of 6.5 to 7.0 kWh per square meter per day of solar radiation -- ranking among the top 5% of locations in the entire United States for photovoltaic system efficiency and making off-grid solar living not just feasible but highly economical for year-round occupation or seasonal recreational use.
Wind resources throughout the Mojave corridor provide supplemental renewable energy opportunities, with average wind speeds of 12-15 mph making small-scale wind generation a viable option for hybrid off-grid power systems.
The natural desert vegetation includes hardy creosote bush, various cacti species, and drought-adapted shrubs that require zero maintenance while providing authentic Sonoran Desert character and wildlife habitat for desert bighorn sheep, roadrunners, jackrabbits, and dozens of bird species that thrive in this pristine ecosystem.
Colorado River Recreation Paradise: Your Water Sports and Outdoor Adventure Wonderland
Your property sits within easy striking distance of the legendary Colorado River corridor -- one of the American West's most magnificent recreational waterways offering 1,450 miles of boating, fishing, swimming, and water sports opportunities that attract over 3 million visitors annually to this specific tri-state region where Arizona, Nevada, and California converge. Lake Mohave, the 67-mile-long reservoir created by Davis Dam and managed as part of Lake Mead National Recreation Area, provides 26,500 surface acres of crystal-clear water perfect for wakeboarding, water skiing, jet skiing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and every imaginable water-based activity under the blazing Mojave sun that delivers 330+ days of sunshine annually.
Serious anglers target this stretch of the Colorado River for trophy striped bass that regularly exceed 40 pounds, along with largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill, and the occasional rainbow trout in cooler months, with multiple fish cleaning stations and boat launches providing convenient access at Katherine Landing, Cottonwood Cove, and Willow Beach facilities operated by the National Park Service. The Lake Mohave Marina at Katherine Landing offers full-service boat rentals, fuel, supplies, and houseboat rentals for multi-day adventures exploring the dramatic Black Canyon section where 800-Foot volcanic cliffs plunge straight into emerald waters.
Beyond water sports, this region provides unlimited opportunities for off-road vehicle adventures across millions of acres of open desert managed by the Bureau of Land Management, with trails ranging from easy scenic drives to extreme rock crawling challenges in the nearby Newberry Mountains and Dead Mountains wilderness areas. Hiking opportunities abound in the Grapevine Canyon petroglyphs area, the historic Arizona Hot Springs trail, and countless unnamed desert washes where you can explore for hours without encountering another soul, discovering hidden springs, abandoned mine sites, and wildlife in their natural habitat far from crowds and civilization.
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
The beauty of owning unrestricted land in Mohave County lies in the endless possibilities stretching before you. With Agriculture Residential zoning and zero HOA interference, your acre becomes whatever vision you're bold enough to pursue.
Residential Freedom: Build your dream custom home with panoramic desert views and mountain backdrops, or start small with an off-grid cabin powered by Arizona's 330+ sunshine days. Tiny home enthusiasts and container home builders find this terrain ideal -- flat enough for easy placement yet dramatic enough for stunning vistas. RV living transitions seamlessly here, with room for a manufactured home plus guest quarters for visiting family. The secluded setting offers privacy without isolation, perfect for those seeking authentic homesteading opportunities.
Agricultural Ventures: This high-desert climate supports specialized cultivation including native medicinal herbs, drought-tolerant lavender, and prickly pear cactus farming for the booming superfood market. Small-scale grazing for goats or heritage sheep thrives on desert vegetation, while beekeeping operations benefit from wild desert blooms. Greenhouse systems extend your growing season year-round, protecting crops from temperature extremes while capitalizing on intense sunlight.
Recreational Paradise: Your private basecamp for exploring Lake Mohave's 7.5 million acres sits minutes away. Stargazing under dark skies rivals any planetarium, while the rugged terrain invites off-roading adventures and wildlife photography expeditions. Hunters appreciate the diverse game populations, and camping enthusiasts enjoy unlimited access without reservation fees or crowded campgrounds.
Investment Strategies: Solar farm developers are actively scouting this corridor -- your acre could generate passive income through land leases. RV and boat storage facilities command premium rates near recreational hubs, while the growing remote work migration creates demand for vacation rental properties and weekend retreat centers.
Community and Lifestyle: Authentic AZ Living
Welcome to the real Arizona -- where neighbors measure distance in miles, not feet, and independence isn't just valued, it's expected. This isn't a manicured subdivision with cookie-cutter homes and busybody HOAs. This is authentic desert living where your closest neighbor might be a quarter-mile away and everyone respects property boundaries and personal freedom.
The surrounding communities of Bullhead City (20 miles) and Laughlin (15 miles) provide modern conveniences without the urban hassles -- full-service grocery stores, medical facilities, hardware suppliers, and dining options serve the area's 3 million annual visitors. Yet step onto your land and you're surrounded by secluded silence broken only by desert breezes and wildlife calls.
Local culture embraces self-sufficiency and land stewardship. People here understand that owning land means responsibility and opportunity in equal measure. Whether you're building an off-grid homestead, running a small agricultural operation, or simply holding for appreciation, you'll find like-minded individuals who celebrate rather than criticize unconventional choices. This is where city refugees become desert converts, discovering that wide-open spaces and personal privacy create a lifestyle metropolitan areas can never replicate. Essential services remain accessible when needed, but daily life unfolds on your terms, your timeline, your vision.
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Paradise
Mohave County delivers what desert investors crave -- predictable weather patterns, abundant sunshine, and terrain that cooperates with your building plans rather than fighting against them.
Spring (March-May): Temperatures climb from comfortable 70-degree highs in March to warm 90s by May, with cool 50-60 degree evenings perfect for outdoor projects. Minimal rainfall (under 1 inch monthly) means construction schedules stay on track. Wildflowers transform the desert into a photographer's paradise, and mild conditions make this ideal for initial site development and fence installation.
Summer (June-August): Expect hot, dry days with highs reaching 100-108 degrees, but low humidity (often under 20%) makes the heat far more tolerable than humid climates. Monsoon storms in late summer bring dramatic lightning displays and occasional brief downpours. Early morning and evening hours remain pleasant for work, and this season showcases why solar energy thrives here.
Fall (September-November): Nature's perfect construction season arrives with highs dropping from 90s to pleasant 70s, and nighttime temperatures cooling to the 50s. Clear skies and stable weather create ideal conditions for major building projects, well drilling, or simply enjoying your land. Wildlife activity increases as animals prepare for winter.
Winter (December-February): Mild days (highs 55-65 degrees) and crisp nights (lows 35-45 degrees) define desert winters. Frost occurs occasionally but snow remains rare at this elevation. The growing season extends nearly year-round (240+ frost-free days), and winter months offer comfortable conditions for site visits and planning.
Annual Statistics: 330+ days of sunshine, just 5-7 inches of annual rainfall, and consistently low humidity create one of America's most builder-friendly and recreation-friendly climates. Your flat to gently rolling terrain features stable soil composition ideal for foundations, septic systems, and well placement, with natural drainage patterns that prevent water pooling during rare heavy rains.
Wildlife Spectacular: Your Daily Entertainment
Your Mohave County acre sits within one of North America's most biodiverse desert ecosystems, where daily wildlife encounters replace television as evening entertainment. The Mojave Desert's unique position between the Sonoran and Great Basin ecosystems creates habitat for species found nowhere else on earth.
Large Mammals: Desert bighorn sheep navigate rocky outcrops with impossible grace, while mule deer browse on desert vegetation during dawn and dusk hours. Coyotes patrol territories with intelligence that's earned them legendary status, their evening songs echoing across valleys under star-filled skies.
Raptors: Golden eagles soar on thermal currents scanning for prey, while red-tailed hawks perch on saguaro arms surveying their domains. Turkey vultures circle overhead performing nature's essential cleanup services, and burrowing owls peer from ground-level homes with comical expressions.
Desert Specialists: Roadrunners sprint across open terrain pursuing lizards with surprising speed, while Gambel's quail families march single-file between creosote bushes. Greater roadrunners and cactus wrens add constant motion and sound to the landscape.
Reptiles: Desert tortoises lumber through their ancient routines, while collared lizards display brilliant colors during mating season. Chuckwallas wedge into rock crevices, and various snake species -- including non-venomous kings and occasional rattlesnakes -- control rodent populations naturally. This wildlife abundance transforms property ownership into an ongoing nature documentary, with new scenes unfolding daily just outside your window.
Historical Context: Standing Where Ancient Traders and Modern Pioneers Converged
Long before prospectors traced Lost Mine Road seeking fortune, this land witnessed millennia of human adaptation to the Mojave's stark beauty. The Mojave, Chemehuevi, and Southern Paiute peoples traversed these corridors for over 10,000 years, establishing seasonal camps along the Colorado River and trading routes that connected Pacific Coast tribes with Pueblo nations to the east. Archaeological evidence within 30 miles reveals petroglyphs, grinding stones, and pottery fragments testifying to sophisticated desert survival strategies that modern off-grid enthusiasts now emulate with solar panels and cistern systems.
Spanish explorers first documented the region in 1776, but it remained largely indigenous territory until the 1850S when the California Gold Rush pushed fortune-seekers through Mohave County. The area's true transformation began in the 1860S with the discovery of gold, silver, and copper deposits that gave roads like Lost Mine their evocative names. Prospectors who found nothing but desert often filed homestead claims, establishing the agricultural-residential zoning patterns that grant today's buyers extraordinary development freedom.
The construction of Davis Dam in 1951, creating Lake Mohave just miles from your acre, marked the modern era. What was once isolated mining country became a recreation destination drawing millions annually. Historic Route 66 runs through nearby Kingman, while Oatman's preserved mining town sits 40 miles south, offering tangible connections to the Wild West era. Your parcel stands at this intersection of ancient trade routes, pioneer determination, and modern recreational paradise, where every sunrise illuminates layers of human ambition stretching back 100 centuries.
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to Arizona's Fastest-Growing Corridor
While coastal markets stagnate under regulatory burden and climate uncertainty, Arizona continues its decades-long population explosion with mathematical precision that savvy investors can't ignore. The state adds approximately 150,000 new residents annually, with Mohave County capturing an increasingly significant share of this migration. Between 2010 and 2020, Mohave County grew by 13.7%, outpacing many established Arizona markets, and current projections suggest acceleration as climate refugees and remote workers discover the region's combination of affordability, recreation access, and infrastructure development.
The numbers tell a compelling story: Arizona's population increased 11.9% from 2010 to 2020, making it the fourth-fastest-growing state in America. Mohave County's strategic position between Las Vegas (90 miles north) and Phoenix (214 miles southeast) positions it as the natural overflow destination for both metropolitan areas. As housing costs in these cities continue climbing, the ripple effect pushes buyers toward affordable land with development potential, creating appreciation catalysts that compound annually.
Infrastructure investment provides the foundation for sustained growth. The Interstate 40 corridor through Mohave County carries over 25,000 vehicles daily, while expansion projects improve highway access throughout the region. Three major solar installation projects within 50 miles signal utility-scale energy development that historically precedes residential growth by 3-5 years. Recreation infrastructure continues expanding, with Lake Mohave improvements and Colorado River access enhancements drawing the estimated 3 million annual visitors who discover the region's lifestyle potential.
Climate migration represents the least-discussed but most powerful appreciation catalyst. As water restrictions tighten in California and extreme weather events increase insurance costs in coastal and tornado-prone regions, the stable high-desert climate and lower natural disaster risk profile make Mohave County increasingly attractive. Combine these factors with annual property taxes of just $20.62, and you have a holding cost structure that allows patient investors to capture decades of compounding appreciation while maintaining minimal cash outflow.
Utilities and Infrastructure: Off-Grid Freedom Meets Modern Self-Sufficiency
Your acre offers the rare combination of utility independence and practical infrastructure access that defines modern homesteading. Power options embrace the desert's greatest asset: Mohave County receives approximately 6.5 kWh/m²/day of solar radiation, ranking among America's top solar potential zones. A typical off-grid residential system (5-8 kW) costs $15,000-$25,000 installed, with battery storage adding $8,000-$15,000 for 10-15 kWh capacity, providing complete energy independence. Wind generation supplements solar during winter months, while propane or diesel generators offer backup power. Grid extension remains possible as development approaches, but solar installation costs have dropped 70% since 2010, making utility independence increasingly economical.
Water solutions follow proven Mojave County patterns. Well drilling typically reaches groundwater at 200-400 feet in this region, with costs ranging $8,000-$15,000 including pump installation and pressure systems. Yields of 5-10 gallons per minute suffice for residential use, though water conservation systems and low-flow fixtures optimize sustainability. Cistern systems offer an alternative, with 1,500-3,000 gallon tanks ($1,200-$3,500 installed) served by water delivery services operating throughout Mohave County at $150-$250 per 3,000 gallons. Rainwater harvesting, while limited by desert precipitation, supplements supplies during monsoon season.
Waste management requires septic system installation, with conventional systems costing $3,500-$7,000 depending on soil conditions and system size. Mohave County permits alternative systems including composting toilets and greywater recycling, allowing customized solutions that match your development timeline and budget. Communication infrastructure exceeds expectations for rural Arizona: multiple cellular carriers provide coverage, while Starlink satellite internet delivers high-speed connectivity anywhere on the property, eliminating the isolation that once defined remote land ownership.
Zoning and Building: Maximum Freedom Under Arizona's Property-Rights Philosophy
Agriculture Residential zoning delivers the development flexibility that attracts investors seeking maximum optionality. This designation permits single-family residences without minimum square footage requirements, allowing everything from compact 400-Square-Foot cabins to expansive custom homes exceeding 3,000 square feet. Architectural freedom means no design review committees constraining your vision, whether you prefer southwestern adobe aesthetics, modern minimalist structures, rustic timber construction, or innovative container-based designs. Multiple structures are permitted, enabling separate guest houses, workshops, storage buildings, or rental units that generate income while your primary investment appreciates.
RV placement receives explicit zoning allowance, letting you establish immediate occupancy while planning permanent construction or simply maintaining recreational flexibility. Construction timelines remain entirely under your control with no mandatory building deadlines, allowing you to develop according to your financial situation and long-term strategy rather than arbitrary subdivision requirements.
Agricultural allowances expand possibilities beyond residential use. Livestock raising is permitted, including horses, cattle, goats, sheep, and poultry, with no maximum animal units specified for parcels over one acre. Crop production, whether commercial farming, hobby gardening, or experimental agriculture, faces no zoning restrictions. Home-based businesses operate freely, from remote professional services to artisan workshops, while event hosting, equipment storage, and commercial vehicle parking receive zoning approval that urban and suburban properties prohibit.
Development requirements remain reasonable and protect property values without excessive restriction. Building permits process through Mohave County's online system, with residential permits typically approved within 2-4 weeks for standard construction. Setback requirements mandate structures sit at least 25 feet from property lines, ensuring privacy while allowing substantial building envelopes on your acre. Well drilling and septic system installation require separate permits with inspections ensuring system functionality and environmental compliance. Fire prevention regulations in this wildfire-prone region may require defensible space maintenance and spark arrestors on chimneys, sensible precautions that protect your investment while preserving the natural landscape that makes this desert paradise irreplaceable.
Nearby Attractions: Your Desert Adventure Headquarters
Your 1-acre Mohave County property positions you at the epicenter of the Southwest's most spectacular recreation corridor, with world-class attractions accessible within minutes to hours.
Within 30 Minutes:
Lake Mohave (15 miles) offers 240 miles of Colorado River shoreline perfect for boating, fishing, kayaking, and waterfront camping. Katherine Landing Marina provides full-service boat rentals, fuel, and supplies for your aquatic adventures. Bullhead City (18 miles, population 42,000) delivers shopping, dining, medical facilities, and entertainment just across the river from Laughlin's casino resorts.
Within 1 Hour:
Laughlin, Nevada (22 miles) features resort gaming, championship golf courses, live entertainment, and riverside dining along the Colorado River. The historic mining town of Oatman (35 miles) showcases wild burros roaming Main Street, Old West gunfight shows, and authentic frontier shopping. Davis Dam and Powerplant (20 miles) offers free tours showcasing engineering marvels that tamed the Colorado River.
Within 2 Hours:
Lake Mead National Recreation Area (45 miles) attracts 7.5 million annual visitors with 1.5 million acres of desert playground featuring hiking, rock climbing, off-roading, and water sports. Las Vegas (90 miles) provides international airport access, world-class entertainment, medical facilities, and unlimited urban conveniences. Kingman (65 miles, population 32,000) serves as your Route 66 gateway with historic downtown shopping, regional medical center, and commercial airport connections.
Pricing and Financing: Make Your Arizona Dream Affordable
We've structured this investment opportunity to welcome serious buyers regardless of their financial approach, because we believe land ownership should be accessible to everyone ready to secure their piece of the American West.
Cash Purchase Option:
Secure this 1-acre Mohave County property for just $13,750 cash plus $250 documentation fee. That's your total investment -- $14,000 to own outright with annual property taxes of only $20.62. No mortgage payments. No interest charges. Immediate equity. Complete ownership freedom from day one.
Owner Financing Option:
Prefer to preserve capital while building equity? Our flexible financing requires just $275 down plus $250 documentation fee, followed by manageable monthly payments of $275 for 72 months. Total financed amount of approximately $19,800 over six years gives you immediate ownership while maintaining cash flow flexibility for development, emergencies, or other investments.
Why Our Financing Outperforms Traditional Lending:
No Credit Check Required -- Your past doesn't determine your future land ownership
No Prepayment Penalty -- Pay off early and save interest without fees
Immediate Ownership Rights -- Use, improve, and enjoy your property from day one
Flexible Payment Methods -- Ach, credit card, or check through secure online portal
No Bank Hassles -- Skip the invasive financial scrutiny, endless paperwork, and months of uncertainty
Everyone Qualifies -- If you're committed to land ownership, we're committed to making it happen
Compare this to traditional bank financing requiring 20-30% down, perfect credit scores, mountains of documentation, and 30-60 day approval processes that often end in rejection.
How to Secure Your Arizona Paradise
Transform from interested browser to proud landowner in five straightforward steps designed to get you from decision to deed as quickly as possible.
Step 1: Choose Your Path
Decide whether cash purchase or owner financing best serves your financial strategy. Cash buyers enjoy immediate equity and zero interest costs. Financing preserves capital for property improvements, emergency reserves, or additional investments while building ownership through affordable monthly payments.
Step 2: Secure Your Investment
Make your down payment (full amount for cash buyers, $275 plus $250 doc fee for financing) using our secure payment portal accepting ACH transfers or major credit cards. Within hours of payment confirmation, you'll receive electronic documents via email for convenient digital signature -- no notary appointments, no mailing delays, no complicated paperwork.
Step 3: Immediate Ownership Benefits
Once documents are signed, the property is legally yours. We record your deed with Mohave County, establishing your official ownership. You receive login credentials to your personal account portal for payment management (financing customers) and property documentation access. Annual tax responsibility of just $20.62 transfers to you, confirming your status as legal owner.
Step 4: Begin Your Adventure
With ownership secured, start planning your property vision. Visit your land via Lost Mine Road access to walk boundaries, assess terrain, and envision improvements. Research well drilling requirements, septic system regulations, and solar power options. Contact local contractors for development quotes. Join online communities of Mohave County landowners sharing experiences and recommendations.
Step 5: Live Your Freedom
Whether you're building an off-grid homestead, establishing a recreational basecamp, creating solar income potential, or simply holding for appreciation in this high-growth corridor, your Arizona dream is now reality. Watch tourism growth, population migration, and infrastructure expansion increase your property value while enjoying immediate recreation access and investment security.
Why Choose Us: Your Trusted Partner in Land Ownership
After facilitating over 100 successful property transactions this year alone, we've perfected the art of transforming land ownership dreams into documented reality. Our buyers consistently choose us because we've eliminated every frustration, delay, and uncertainty that plague traditional real estate transactions.
What Sets Us Apart:
Transparent Process -- No hidden fees, surprise charges, or fine print gotchas
Immediate Use Rights -- Start enjoying your property the moment documents are signed
Complete Support -- Questions about access, utilities, zoning, or development? We're here to help
Local Expertise -- We know Mohave County regulations, contractor networks, and development realities
Flexible Terms -- Our owner financing welcomes buyers banks reject
No Pressure Sales -- Take time to research, visit the area, and make confident decisions
Ongoing Assistance -- Our relationship doesn't end at closing; we support our buyers long-term
Your Risk-Free 30-Day Guarantee:
We're so confident you'll love this strategic acre positioned between Lake Mohave recreation, solar development potential, and explosive population growth that we offer a full 30-day money-back guarantee. If this property doesn't match your expectations for any reason, we'll refund every penny. No questions asked. No hassles. No fine print exceptions.
This 1-acre parcel combines everything savvy investors seek: minimal holding costs ($20.62 annual taxes), multiple development options (AR zoning flexibility), appreciation drivers (recreation access, solar potential, climate migration), and immediate enjoyment potential (off-grid camping, recreational staging, weekend escape). Properties offering this value combination at this price point in Mohave County's growth corridor rarely last 72 hours once serious buyers discover them.
Secure Your Arizona Investment Today:
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Join our community of confident landowners who recognized opportunity, took decisive action, and now own tangible assets in one of America's fastest-appreciating regions. Your piece of the American West awaits -- will you be the visionary who secures it?
Remember: 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Zero Risk. Pure Opportunity.
The question isn't whether this Mohave County acre will sell -- it's whether you'll be the owner watching it appreciate or the person wishing they'd acted when they had the chance.
Lot Maps & Attachments
Directions to Lot
Chloride
Arizona, USA
Head toward 2nd St
213 ft
Turn right onto 2nd St
282 ft
Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Co Hwy 125/Tennessee Ave
Continue to follow Co Hwy 125
2.9 mi
Turn left onto Magnolia Dr
Destination will be on the right
