Seven acres of continuous ground just outside Yucca, Arizona. This is three adjoining lots sold together, lined up in a row to form one unbroken stretch of desert. That scale changes what you can do here. Instead of squeezing everything onto a single lot, you have room for a shop on one end, a cabin on another, and space for multiple rigs with real distance between them. The level, usable ground runs along Edith Street at the front — a broad, gently sloping bench that is easy to drive onto and easy to walk. Toward the back, at the north end, a wash cuts across and ties into McKenzie Wash. It works as a natural corridor at the rear while your building ground stays up front where you want it.
There is no deadline to build here. Take the whole thing in stages, or park it and come back to it in five years. Full-time RV living is allowed on this land — you'll need to put in a septic system and pull a permit for it, and then you can live here year-round. That makes this practical for anyone who wants to start with a trailer, get water and power sorted, and build as they go. Scattered juniper trees break up the ground, and the views run long toward the Hualapai Mountains and the ranges all around the valley. There are off-grid neighbors out here, but they are far enough off that the space still feels like yours.
Yucca sits right on Interstate 40 in the Sacramento Valley, with the Black Mountains west and the Hualapais east. You are private out here, but town is barely a five-minute drive, and the property is less than half a mile from a main paved road — no punishing backcountry haul to get home. Kingman is about 24 miles northeast for Walmart, banking, and medical. Hualapai Mountain Park is about 45 miles out at 7,400 feet, where the pinon pines and cool air make for the local summer escape. Open BLM desert and back roads run in every direction for OHV riding and exploring. Lake Havasu City and the Colorado River sit about 38 miles southwest, and Laughlin, Nevada is roughly 60 — close enough for a day on the water or a night out, far enough that neither one follows you home.
We are open to owner financing as well - here is what that would look like:
- Total Money Down: $599($349 downpayment + $250 closing cost)
- Monthly: $294/month for 84 months
See Info below!
- Subdivision: Havasu Terrace
- State:Arizona
- County: Mohave
- Zip:
- Size: 7.08
- Parcel: 245-14-123 + 245-14-122 + 245-14-121
- Legal Description: TRACT: 1041 HAVASU TERRACE UNIT ONE LOT 123 + 122 + 121
- Approximate Lat/Long Coordinates:
34.8428, -114.1373
34.8411, -114.1373
34.8411, -114.1390 SW
34.8428, -114.1390 NW
- Annual Taxes: Approximately 59.52/year
- Zoning: Agriculture Residential (AR)
--- No time limit to build
--- Site Built, Modular, Mobile, and Manufactured Homes Allowed
--- Tiny Homes allowed with special permit classified as RV or mobile home.
--- Full-Time RV Living Allowed: RV shall be connected to an approved wastewater disposal system, and obtain a special permit.
--- RV on the Property While I build: Allowed
--- Camping in a RV Allowed: 14 days max each occupancy, 30 days total for calendar year.
- HOA/POA: No
- Improvements: None
- Access: Edith St
- Water: Would require a well or alternative.
- Sewer: Would require a septic system
- Utilities: Would have to contact UniSource Energy Services (877) 837-4968 or use alternative power.
**Note: Information presented on this page is deemed accurate, but is not guaranteed. Buyer is advised to do their own due diligence**