Park your RV and enjoy 2.27 private acres near Ash Fork, AZ
A perfect opportunity to own a 2.27 acre piece of pristine undeveloped land near Ash Fork, Arizona
Payment Options
Payment Note(s)
If you are interested in reserving this parcel, click “Reserve Now” button for any of the payment options. You will be redirected to our payment page to make the initial reservation payment.
Balance due within 14 days of reservation payment for Cash Discount.
Owner financing fees: monthly note servicing fee of $10 and prorated annual taxes added to payment toward principal.
Description
2.27 acre parcel located in the peaceful Kaibab Knolls is ready for your off grid plans! This lot is quiet, remote and loaded with mature Juniper trees. A perfect property for homesteading or your own personal recreation site. Perfectly located near Kaibab National Forest and in hunting Unit 10, the wildlife is abundant!
Bring your family and friends and enjoy a lot of fun outdoor activities, so you can get away from the city as often as you can.
This lot is completely off-grid, even though there is power in the area, the property is not connected. Water would have to be trucked in or well drilled out.
If you are ready to get off-grid and get your own property this is the chance to do it! Hit the “Reserve Now” button to make it happen!
Property Information
Parcel Size
2.27
State
Arizona
County
Coconino
Nearest Cities
Flagstaff, AZ
Parcel #
206-10-038
Address
3838 W RIDGEVIEW DR, WILLIAMS, AZ, 86046
Legal Description
SUBDIVISION: KAIBAB KNOLLS EST UNIT 17 LOT: 654 SIXTEENTH: SW QUARTER: SW SECTION: 17 TOWNSHIP: 22N RANGE: 02W
Features
Acres
2.27
Dimension
332×300
County
Coconino
Access
Dirt Roads
Power
Solar
Water
Drill well or haul
Coordinates
35.285028, -112.528278
Zoning
AR 1
Elevation
5,379
Purchase Information/Fees
- Down Payment: $2000
- Doc Fee: $299
- Property Tax: $315/Year
- Note Set-up/Service Fee: $10/mo
Nearby Attractions/City
The Grand Canyon
Vast, magnificent and inarguably beautiful, the Grand Canyon is easily Arizona’s most distinguishable landmark—a natural wonder you must see to believe.
Stretching 277 miles from end to end, its rocky walls descend more than a mile to the canyon’s floor, where the wild Colorado River traces a swift course southwest.
Everyone should see the Grand Canyon at least once in their life. In 2019, the Grand Canyon celebrated its 100th birthday as a national park. If you’ve never been, this First-Timer’s Guide to the Grand Canyon will help you plan your visit.
No matter how much time you have, there are plenty of ways to enjoy an adventure or simply take in fantastic views at the Grand Canyon.
Notes
- Video of driving directions
- Mobile Homes are allowed.
- RV living and camping only allowed 120 days consecutively.
- Would need to drill a well or haul a water
- Would have to install septic
- Solar panels backed up by generator or wind turbines are the most common methods for electricity generation.
- Most of the area is considered rural and off-grid
- Coconino County Zoning Ordinances