Great Area for Investment

Land Description

There is no Wi-Fi in the Desert, But You'll Find a Better Connection When you Visit your 2.35 Acre Lot.

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You are going to Love exploring the desert in Mohave County, AZ. Bring out your Atv, 4x4s, and motor bikes and race all around with your friends.

Close to Grand Canyon Parashant National Park, Route 66 Museum, Lake Havasu State Park and Tons of other outdoor activities.

$160 a month to OWN this property - Includes prorated taxes.

Power is in the area, so you don't have to go off grid to get out of the city and enjoy the weekends.

Mobile homes, Tiny homes & RVs are allowed.

No time limit to build and no Hoa.

This lot is only 35 minutes from Kingman Arizona, which has all the amenities you'd need like a Walmart Supercenter, hardware stores, hospitals, auto shops, restaurants, schools and churches. This growing area is a great place to start investing in your future. For only $160 a month with no credit check, you can start making your dream of owning land come true. Build now, start planning your dream retirement spot, or have a weekend place that you can AirBnB when you aren't using it. The possibilities are endless when you own a property in the heart of Mohave County.

If you have been dreaming about owning land, this is the perfect time to do it. Social distance all the way to the desert and enjoy time away. Make this your weekend and holiday escape or build your dream home and escape the city permanently. You really can't go wrong with a property like this.

Subdivision: Gateway Acres

STREET Address: 3352 S Zircon Rd

City: Golden Valley

STATE: Arizona

COUNTY: Mohave County

Zip: 86413

Size: 2.35 Acres

Apn: 217-05-197

Legal Description: Section: 11 Township: 20N Range: 19W

Lat/Long Coordinates:

NW Corner: 35.131693 - 114.272113

Ne Corner: 35.131693 - 114.271077

Se Corner: 35.130785 - 114.272113

Sw Corner: 35.130785 - 114.271077

Annual Taxes: $49 per year

HOA/POA fees: N/A

Zoning: Ar/5A - Agriculture Residential

SEWER: Would have to install a septic system

WATER: Would have to drill a well or alternative

UTILITIES: Power available in the area, would need to run lines or use alternative power

Recreational Highlights:

Lake Mohave for water activities (approximately 45 minutes away)

Cyanide Springs, 4920 Elkhart Ave, Chloride, AZ 86431 (18 min / 8.9 miles)

Stockton Hill Dam, 6366-6428 Stockton Hill Rd, Kingman, AZ 86409 (43 min / 32.5 miles)

Metcalfe Park, 315 W Beale St, Kingman, AZ 86401 (30 min / 23.8 miles)

Easy access to BLM land for hiking and off-road adventures

Closest Towns

Kingman, Az:

Distance: Approximately 22 miles southeast of Chloride.

Description: The largest nearby city, offering essential services, amenities, and historical attractions like the Historic Route 66 Museum.

Dolan Springs, Az:

Distance: Approximately 25 miles northwest of Chloride.

Description: A small town known for its proximity to the Grand Canyon's western rim and access to recreational areas like Lake Mead.

Golden Valley, Az:

Distance: Approximately 28 miles south of Chloride.

Description: A residential community in the Sacramento Valley, providing a rural atmosphere with convenient access to nearby cities.

Bullhead City, Az:

Distance: Approximately 55 miles southwest of Chloride.

Description: Situated along the Colorado River, Bullhead City offers riverfront recreation, casinos, and proximity to Laughlin, Nevada.

Las Vegas, Nv:

Distance: Approximately 100 miles northwest of Chloride.

Description: A major city known for its entertainment, casinos, and cultural attractions, offering a diverse range of experiences.

Local Attractions

Historic Route 66 Museum:

Location: 120 W Andy Devine Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401

Distance from Kingman: In the heart of downtown Kingman

Description: Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of the Mother Road at the Historic Route 66 Museum. Explore exhibits showcasing the history of this iconic highway, vintage cars, and memorabilia that capture the essence of the cross-country journey.

Hualapai Mountain Park:

Location: 6250 Hualapai Mountain Rd, Kingman, AZ 86401

Distance from Kingman: Approximately 15 miles southeast

Description: A natural haven, Hualapai Mountain Park offers a retreat into cool pine forests and mountainous terrain. Popular for hiking, camping, and picnicking, it provides a refreshing escape with scenic trails and breathtaking views.

Prospector's Park:

Description: Enjoy the serene surroundings of Prospector's Park, a peaceful area with picnic tables and shade. This park offers a relaxing spot to unwind and appreciate the natural beauty of Chloride.

Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course:

Location: 1001 Gates Ave, Kingman, AZ 86401

Distance from Kingman: Approximately 3 miles northwest

Description: Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round at Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course. With scenic views of the surrounding mountains, this 18-hole course provides a challenging and enjoyable experience for players of all levels.

Mohave Museum of History and Arts:

Location: 400 W Beale St, Kingman, AZ 86401

Distance from Kingman: In the downtown area

Description: Delve into the regional history of Mohave County at the Mohave Museum. Exhibits cover Native American cultures, mining history, and the development of the area. The museum offers a comprehensive look at the diverse heritage of Kingman and its surroundings.

Discover Kingman, Az

Nestled within the enchanting landscapes of northwestern Arizona, Kingman stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of rich history and captivating natural beauty. Surrounded by the picturesque Hualapai Mountains, the town boasts a diverse topography that ranges from arid desert expanses to rugged mountain terrain. The historic downtown district, adorned with murals depicting the town's storied past, serves as a captivating backdrop for exploring the heritage that has shaped Kingman over the decades.

Kingman, often regarded as the "Heart of Historic Route 66," carries the legacy of this iconic highway, with stretches of the Mother Road passing through its core. Beyond its historical significance, the town is characterized by its accessibility. Well-maintained roads offer seamless connections to neighboring cities, including Las Vegas, just over an hour's drive away. This accessibility, combined with the scenic drives along Route 66, positions Kingman as a gateway to explore the wonders of the American Southwest.

Prospective residents find allure in the availability of utilities, making Kingman an accommodating place to call home. Power lines crisscross the landscape, offering convenient access for those looking to build their dream homes. The town's commitment to modern amenities is complemented by the availability of water lines, ensuring a reliable water supply. Whether drawn by the charm of the historic downtown, the proximity to scenic landscapes, or the ease of access to essential utilities, Kingman presents itself as an appealing destination for those seeking a balance between rich history and the comforts of contemporary living.

Nearby Attractions

In the heart of the Arizona desert, Kingman and Mohave County emerge as an oasis of recreational opportunities, enticing both residents and visitors with a diverse tapestry of activities. At the forefront is the Hualapai Mountain Park, an expansive wilderness that offers a refuge for outdoor enthusiasts. With over 10 miles of hiking trails meandering through dense pine forests, this park is a haven for nature lovers. Families gather for picnics in shaded areas, while adventure seekers tackle the challenging trails, embracing the exhilaration of mountain biking and horseback riding.

For those seeking a taste of the Old West, the Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area unfolds as a playground for off-road enthusiasts. The vast network of trails invites dirt bikers and off-roaders to explore the rugged terrain, providing an adrenaline-pumping escape. The roar of engines mingles with the desert breeze as riders navigate the undulating landscape, creating an off-road haven just outside the city limits.

The allure of the Colorado River beckons water enthusiasts, and Kingman serves as a gateway to its pristine waters. A short drive takes you to the shores of Lake Havasu, where boating, fishing, and watersports abound. Residents revel in the serenity of casting a line into the tranquil waters or partaking in the vibrancy of Lake Havasu City's renowned events, such as the London Bridge Days and the Havasu Balloon Festival.

Mohave County, beyond Kingman's borders, unfolds with vast expanses of desert landscapes, offering opportunities for ATV adventures, camping under starlit skies, and exploring hidden gems like the Grand Canyon Caverns. Whether it's the thrill of off-roading, the tranquility of hiking, or the water-centric joys along the Colorado River, Kingman and Mohave County stand as a testament to the boundless recreation awaiting those who choose to call this desert haven home.