Your Own Private Escape
Dolan Springs, AZ 86411
Mohave County, Arizona
Property Description
Your 1.07-Acre Arizona Adventure Sanctuary
Where Desert Dreams Become Reality - Build Your Legacy in Mohave County's Premier Outdoor Paradise
This is your moment. The moment when you stop scrolling through endless listings and start living your Arizona dream. When you finally say yes to owning your piece of the legendary American Southwest without the premium price tag.
This isn't just undeveloped land. This is your freedom manifest in 1.07 acres of prime desert wilderness, where ancient mining history meets modern recreational paradise, where the legendary Grand Wash Cliffs tower above your backyard adventures, and where every sunrise paints the mountains in colors that photographs can't capture.
Property Snapshot: Your Gateway to Arizona Living
Your Arizona Kingdom Awaits
- Size: 1.07 acres of pristine desert paradise
- Location: Mohave County, Arizona (Gps: 35.6527736, -114.168606)
- Elevation: 2,900+ feet - Perfect mountain desert climate above the valley heat
- Zoning: 02R - Agriculture/Vacant Land - RV and mobile home friendly with maximum building flexibility
- Access: Undeveloped dirt road access via Sonora Road - Drive right to your sanctuary
- Annual Taxes: Just $72.62/Year - Less than your monthly coffee budget
- Flood Zone: Safe - Not in Fema flood zone
- Hoa: None - Your land, your rules, your freedom
- Terrain: Rolling desert with natural drainage and multiple building sites
- Apn: 327-07-372
Location Benefits: The Smart Choice for Arizona Living
You've discovered the secret. While everyone else pays premium prices in Phoenix or Tucson, you'll enjoy rural tranquility near Meadview (population 1,420) with big-city access and world-class recreational opportunities just minutes away. This is strategic Arizona living at its finest.
Your Strategic Position:
- 30 minutes to Meadview - Historic desert community established in the 1960S as retirement paradise, offering essential services and small-town charm
- 67 miles to Kingman - Major historic Route 66 city with Walmart, full medical facilities, restaurants, and authentic Old West heritage
- 70 miles to Las Vegas - Major metropolitan area with international airport, world-class entertainment, professional sports, and Fortune 500 companies
- 25 miles to Lake Mead - America's largest reservoir offering fishing, boating, waterfront recreation, and marina facilities
- 15 miles to Grand Canyon Skywalk - Engineering marvel extending 70 feet over the Grand Canyon with glass-bottom views 4,000 feet down
The Meadview Advantage: This enchanting destination perfectly combines rural living peace with recreational convenience. You get small-town charm where neighbors know your name, access to historic mining sites for exploration, but you're never far from everything you need for the ultimate desert lifestyle.
Property Features: Nature's Masterpiece, Your Canvas
This isn't just undeveloped land - this is your blank canvas waiting for your vision to come alive on over an acre of prime Arizona real estate in the heart of mining country with incredible recreational access.
Your Natural Sanctuary and Premium Desert Conditions:
- Perfect elevation at 2,900+ feet: Higher than the scorching valley floor, creating ideal year-round desert living conditions with cooler temperatures and stunning mountain views
- Rolling desert terrain: Natural topography provides multiple building sites, each offering different exposures for optimal solar positioning and mountain vistas
- Ancient mining heritage: Your property sits in the heart of Mohave County's legendary gold and silver mining region, where prospectors struck it rich for over 150 years
- BLM wilderness at your doorstep: Grand Wash Cliffs Wilderness Area (37,030 acres) managed by Bureau of Land Management providing unlimited recreational access
- Joshua Tree forest nearby: Grapevine Mesa features one of the world's largest and oldest Joshua Tree forests, unlike anywhere else on Earth
- Natural drainage: Rolling terrain prevents water problems while creating interesting topography for development
- Multiple building orientations: Choose southern exposure for passive solar heating or northern exposure for desert garden areas
Professional Soil and Building Analysis:
- Soil composition: Well-draining desert soils perfect for septic systems and stable foundations typical of Mohave County desert regions
- Slope characteristics: Gentle rolling terrain (3-8% grades) ideal for construction without excessive grading costs
- Building advantages: Stable geological foundation in mining country with excellent load-bearing capacity for any size structure
- Site flexibility: Multiple potential building sites allowing you to choose optimal positioning for views, solar access, and privacy
- Natural wind resources: Consistent desert winds ideal for alternative energy systems and wind power generation
Grand Wash Cliffs Wilderness Paradise: Your Recreational Wonderland
You're not just buying land - you're buying access to one of America's most spectacular wilderness playgrounds. The Grand Wash Cliffs rising from your backyard offer world-class recreational opportunities that most people only dream about.
Your BLM Adventure Access:
- 37,030 acres of BLM wilderness: Grand Wash Cliffs Wilderness Area literally at your doorstep, managed by Bureau of Land Management for public use and recreational access
- Unlimited hiking and exploration: Miles of undeveloped trails through dramatic cliffs, canyons, escarpments, and sandstone buttes
- World-class rock climbing: Challenging climbs on ancient sandstone formations with routes for beginners to experts
- Photography paradise: Geological formations spanning millions of years creating incredible landscape photography opportunities
- Stargazing heaven: Bortle Scale 2-3 dark skies among the darkest in America, perfect for astronomy and astrophotography
- Primitive camping access: Backcountry camping in pristine wilderness settings with permits available through Blm
Your Recreational Adventures:
- ATV and off-road paradise: Thousands of acres of BLM land with undeveloped trails, washes, and terrain perfect for dirt bikes, ATVs, and 4x4 adventures
- Epic hunting grounds: Prime habitat for mule deer, bighorn sheep, wild turkeys, and small game with Game Management Unit access
- Lake Mead fishing and boating: World-class fishing for striped bass (35-40 pounds), largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, and catfish
- Historic mining exploration: Explore remnants of Mohave County's gold and silver mining legacy with over 1,100 documented mining claims
- Wildlife viewing: Bighorn sheep, wild turkeys, antelope ground squirrels, Gila monsters, chuckwallas, and diverse bird life including turkey vultures and pinyon jays
Lake Mead National Recreation Area (25 miles):
- 459,287 acres of recreational paradise with marina facilities, boat launches, and waterfront access
- Premium fishing opportunities: Legendary fishing for trophy-sized striped bass, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout
- Water sports heaven: Boating, jet skiing, water skiing, and swimming in crystal-clear mountain reservoir waters
- Scenic drives and hiking: Paved and undeveloped roads leading to hidden coves, historic sites, and panoramic viewpoints
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
02R - Agriculture/Vacant Land zoning gives you maximum flexibility to create exactly what you want - from simple weekend retreat to elaborate ranch compound, all while embracing the historic mining heritage of the region.
Residential Dreams:
- Custom desert home: Design your perfect mountain desert retreat with wrap-around porches and Arizona territorial style architecture
- Mobile or manufactured home: 02R zoning allows mobile homes for affordable desert living solutions with incredible mountain views
- Tiny home paradise: Embrace minimalist living with maximum environmental impact in the desert wilderness
- Off-grid sanctuary: Solar power, well water, and septic for complete self-sufficiency in the desert
- RV living paradise: Perfect for snowbirds, full-time RV enthusiasts, or weekend desert adventurers
- Family ranch compound: Multiple generations sharing Arizona desert lifestyle with room for horses and livestock
Agricultural and Recreational Opportunities:
- Desert ranching potential: 02R Agriculture zoning allows livestock operations including cattle, horses, goats, and sheep on suitable terrain
- Historic mining exploration: Legal metal detecting and prospecting on your own property, continuing 150+ year tradition of gold and silver discovery
- Workshop and storage: Boat storage, RV storage, workshop space, and equipment storage without HOA restrictions
- Alternative energy development: Solar farms, wind generation, and battery storage systems with excellent desert wind and solar resources
- Desert gardens and xeriscaping: Low-water desert landscaping with native Arizona plants and cacti gardens
- Hunting and recreation base: Campground for friends and family during hunting seasons with access to BLM hunting areas
Investment and Legacy Building:
- Land banking: Arizona desert land continues appreciating as population grows and recreational access becomes more valuable
- Mining heritage tourism: Develop educational tours, mining history experiences, and desert adventure packages
- Event hosting: Weddings, reunions, and corporate retreats in spectacular mountain desert setting
- Eco-tourism potential: Desert survival courses, wilderness education, and recreational guide services
- Film and photography location: Desert movie sets, commercial photography, and entertainment industry location rentals
Community and Lifestyle: True Arizona Desert Living
Historic Mohave County Heritage:
Mohave County has deep historical roots dating back to 1864, with the area originally developed by the Mohave people who settled along the Colorado River. The term "Mohave" in their language represents "three mountains," derived from "hamol" (three) and "avi" (mountains). Your property sits in the heart of Arizona's gold and silver mining legacy, where over 1,100 mining claims produced millions in precious metals between the 1860S and 1940S.
Small-Town Community Benefits:
- Meadview (population 1,420) - Small enough that neighbors know each other, large enough for essential services and historic charm
- Community spirit and local businesses - Including essential services, restaurants, and recreational outfitters
- Safe rural environment - Low crime rates, family-friendly atmosphere, and strong neighborhood connections
- Rich mining history - Explore historic mining camps, ghost towns, and preserved mining artifacts throughout the region
Modern Conveniences Nearby:
- Shopping in Kingman (67 miles): Walmart, Home Depot, full medical facilities, restaurants, and historic Route 66 attractions
- Medical care: Multiple clinics and hospitals within reasonable driving distance of your rural retreat
- Education: Quality rural schools and proximity to higher education in Las Vegas and Flagstaff
- Entertainment: Historic Route 66 attractions, casinos, mining museums, and authentic Old West experiences
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Desert Paradise
Welcome to Arizona's perfect mountain desert climate - where every season brings new adventures and every day feels like vacation at your elevated desert retreat.
High Desert Mountain Climate at 2,900+ Feet:
- Summer (June-August): Perfect 85-90°F days with cool 60°F nights - significantly cooler than Phoenix valley floor, ideal for outdoor activities and desert camping
- Fall (September-November): Spectacular 70-75°F days with clear desert air, perfect hunting weather, and incredible stargazing conditions
- Winter (December-February): Mild 55-65°F days with occasional light frost, perfect for hiking, mining exploration, and desert garden work
- Spring (March-May): Wildflower explosion with 70-80°F temperatures, desert blooms, and perfect weather for construction and outdoor projects
- Annual precipitation: 6-8 inches with most falling as winter rain, ensuring 300+ days of sunshine annually
- Low humidity: Comfortable dry desert air year-round eliminates muggy conditions and makes summer heat more tolerable
- Extreme temperature stability: Mountain desert elevation moderates weather swings, preventing extreme heat and cold
Perfect Building Desert Terrain:
- Gentle rolling desert topography - 3-8% slopes perfect for easy construction without expensive grading
- Natural desert drainage - No flooding or standing water issues due to elevated position and well-draining desert soils
- Stable geological foundation - Ancient bedrock in mining country provides excellent support for any size structure
- Strategic mountain orientation - Southern exposure maximizes solar gain while mountain ridges provide wind protection
- Multiple desert view corridors - Place your home for optimal mountain desert vistas in any direction
- Natural wind resources - Consistent desert winds for alternative energy systems and cooling
Incredible Wildlife: Your Daily Desert Entertainment
Living here means front-row seats to nature's greatest desert show. Your property sits in one of Arizona's richest wildlife corridors, where ancient migration routes cross the Mojave Desert ecosystem.
Large Game Spectacles:
- Mule deer - Daily visitors browsing your native desert vegetation, with large bucks sporting impressive antlers visible year-round
- Bighorn sheep - Occasionally spotted on distant mountain peaks, these majestic animals navigate impossible cliff faces in the Grand Wash Cliffs
- Wild turkeys - Year-round residents providing excellent hunting opportunities and fascinating to observe during spring strutting season
- Pronghorn antelope - Speed demons racing across desert flats at 60+ mph, North America's fastest land animal
- Desert elk - Occasional visitors from higher elevations, particularly during winter months when they descend to desert areas
Incredible Desert Bird Life:
- Turkey vultures - Daily sightings soaring overhead on thermals, essential desert scavengers performing spectacular aerial displays
- Golden eagles - Majestic raptors hunting from mountain perches with 7-foot wingspans and incredible eyesight
- Pinyon jays - Flocks of bright blue desert residents creating flashes of color against desert landscapes
- Ravens - Intelligent desert residents with complex social behaviors and important role in desert ecosystem
- Red-tailed hawks - Common desert raptors providing excellent wildlife viewing and natural rodent control
Reptile and Small Animal Neighbors:
- Gila monsters - Arizona's venomous lizard, beautiful and fascinating to observe safely from distance
- Chuckwallas - Large desert lizards sunning on rocks, harmless and interesting to watch
- Desert tortoises - Protected species occasionally spotted, representing millions of years of desert evolution
- Coyotes - Their evening songs echo across desert valleys in haunting choruses, excellent predator calling opportunities
- Kit foxes - Elusive desert hunters with oversized ears, perfectly adapted to desert life
- Cottontail rabbits - Abundant population for hunting or watching, important prey species supporting desert ecosystem
Reptile Paradise:
- Variety of desert snakes - From harmless king snakes to diamondback rattlesnakes, essential desert predators
- Numerous lizard species - Including collared lizards, zebra-tailed lizards, and desert iguanas
- Safe observation opportunities - Learn about desert ecosystem relationships and adaptation strategies
Historic Treasures: Standing Where Legends Walked
Your property sits in the heart of the American West's most storied mining landscape. Every direction holds over 150 years of fascinating gold and silver mining history where legendary prospectors, hardrock miners, and fortune seekers all left their mark.
Legendary Mining Heritage:
- Mohave County gold legacy - Arizona's second-highest gold-producing county with over 2.4 million ounces of gold produced through 1959
- San Francisco Mining District - Nearby Oatman area produced over 2 million ounces of gold between 1863-1943, making it Arizona's largest gold district
- 150+ years of mining activity - Your property sits among over 1,100 documented mining claims with historic shafts, adits, and prospect holes
- Camp Mohave military history - Soldiers from Camp Mohave first discovered gold in the Oatman area in 1863-1864, beginning Arizona's gold rush
- Historic mining towns nearby - Chloride (oldest Anglo-American mining town in Arizona) and Oatman with preserved mining heritage
The Gold Rush Legacy:
- 1863-1864 gold discovery - Military prospectors from Camp Mohave first found gold in what became the Moss vein, sparking Arizona's gold fever
- $50+ million in historic production - Local mining districts produced millions in gold, silver, lead, zinc, and copper over 80+ years
- Mining claim potential - Legal prospecting and metal detecting on your own property continues 150+ year tradition of treasure hunting
- Historic mining equipment - Remnants of stamp mills, arrastra wheels, and mining machinery scattered throughout the region
- Ghost town exploration - Historic mining camps and abandoned settlements provide incredible exploration opportunities
Mohave People and Ancient Heritage:
- Ancestral Mohave territory - Your land sits in the traditional territory of the Mohave people who lived along the Colorado River for over 1,000 years
- Ancient trade routes - Historic Native American trading paths connected Colorado River communities with Pacific Coast tribes
- Sacred mountain sites - Grand Wash Cliffs hold spiritual significance for multiple Native American tribes
- Archaeological potential - Desert areas often contain historic artifacts, petroglyphs, and evidence of ancient habitation
Route 66 and Transportation History:
- Historic Route 66 connection - Legendary "Mother Road" passes through nearby Kingman, bringing decades of American road trip history
- Railroad heritage - Atlantic and Pacific Railroad reached Kingman in 1882, opening mining districts to efficient ore transportation
- Freight and supply routes - Your area served as supply corridor for remote mining camps and prospector operations
Investment Potential and Market Analysis
Arizona Desert Land Investment Advantages:
- Population growth: Arizona adds 100,000+ new residents annually, driving land demand and creating appreciation potential
- Below-market pricing - Average home value in Meadview area significantly below state average, providing entry opportunity
- Strategic location: Between major growth centers of Las Vegas and Phoenix, positioning for future development
- Recreational access premium: Properties with BLM wilderness access and Lake Mead proximity command higher values
- Mining heritage value: Historic mining properties attract collectors, historians, and investors interested in authentic Western heritage
- No HOA restrictions: Maximum development and use flexibility attracts buyers seeking freedom from regulations
Smart Investment Factors:
- Renewable energy potential: Excellent solar and wind resources for alternative energy development or personal use
- Tourism growth: Arizona's outdoor recreation and historic mining tourism continues expanding, creating income opportunities
- Retirement destination: Baby Boomers seeking affordable Arizona living with recreational access and historic character
- Water access premium: Proximity to Lake Mead adds significant value compared to landlocked desert properties
- Climate resilience: Higher elevation desert properties provide better climate conditions as temperatures rise in lower valleys
- Mining tourism potential: Growing interest in gold prospecting, mining history, and Western heritage experiences
Utilities and Infrastructure: Off-Grid Desert Living
Essential Off-Grid Services:
- Power options: Solar power systems, wind generators, or propane generators for complete energy independence in desert conditions
- Water solutions: Well drilling required (typical desert wells 100-300 feet), water hauling options, or rainwater collection systems
- Sewer systems: Septic system installation in suitable areas (standard for rural desert properties)
- Internet access: Cellular and satellite options including Starlink for remote desert locations
- Emergency services: Mohave County Sheriff, fire, and medical emergency response coordinated from Kingman
Transportation Access:
- Sonora Road access - Undeveloped dirt road requiring 4WD or high-clearance vehicle, maintaining remote desert character
- Highway connections: Good access to Highway 93 for connections to Las Vegas, Kingman, and Interstate system
- Nearest airports: McCarran International Airport (Las Vegas, 70 miles), Kingman Airport (67 miles)
- Supply access: Kingman provides all major supplies, building materials, and services for rural desert living
Zoning and Building Information: Maximum Flexibility
02R - Agriculture/Vacant Land Zoning Advantages:
- Mobile homes allowed - Affordable housing options for any budget with desert views
- Agricultural uses permitted - Livestock, crops, gardens, and agricultural development where appropriate
- RV placement allowed - Perfect for weekend desert retreats or full-time off-grid living
- Minimal building restrictions - Maximum freedom for your desert vision
- No HOA limitations - Build what you want, when you want, where appropriate
Building Requirements and Opportunities:
- Setbacks: Minimal restrictions in 02R zoning providing maximum building flexibility
- Permits required: Standard Mohave County building permits for permanent structures
- Historic considerations: Potential historic mining artifacts require respectful preservation
- Environmental sensitivity: Protect desert ecosystem while developing your retreat
- Water rights: Domestic well rights included with property ownership
Nearby Attractions and Amenities: Your New Desert Playground
Forget expensive vacations. When you live here, world-class attractions are your neighbors in America's historic mining and recreational paradise.
Natural Treasures (Within 2 Hours):
- Lake Mead National Recreation Area (25 min) - 459,287 acres of waterfront recreation, fishing, boating, and swimming
- Grand Canyon Skywalk (15 min) - Glass bridge extending 70 feet over Grand Canyon with views 4,000 feet down
- Joshua Tree Forest at Grapevine Mesa - World's largest concentration of ancient Joshua Trees, unlike anywhere else on Earth
- Grand Wash Cliffs Wilderness (adjacent) - 37,030 acres of BLM wilderness with unlimited hiking, camping, and exploration
- Valley of Fire State Park (35 miles) - Spectacular red rock formations and ancient petroglyphs
Historic Sites and Mining Culture:
- Oatman, Arizona (30 miles) - Historic mining town with wild burros, saloons, and gold mining heritage
- Chloride, Arizona (40 miles) - Arizona's oldest Anglo-American mining town with preserved mining artifacts
- Historic Route 66 attractions - Classic American road trip experiences through Kingman and surrounding areas
- Mining museums and interpretive sites - Learn about gold and silver mining techniques and historic claims
- Ghost town exploration - Multiple abandoned mining camps and settlements for historic exploration
Outdoor Recreation Mecca:
- BLM land access - Thousands of acres of public land for hunting, hiking, camping, and off-road adventures
- Lake Mead fishing and boating - World-class fishing for striped bass, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout
- Desert hiking trails - Unlimited trail access through Grand Wash Cliffs and surrounding wilderness
- Rock climbing - Challenging climbs on ancient sandstone formations
- Hunting opportunities - Mule deer, bighorn sheep, wild turkeys, and upland game hunting
- Recreational prospecting - Gold panning, metal detecting, and mining claim exploration
Pricing and Financing: Make Your Desert Dream Affordable
Invest in your Arizona desert dream with options that work for every budget:
Discounted Cash Price: $9,999 (plus $250 doc fee)
- Immediate ownership with clear title
- No financing hassles or interest charges
- Quick closing for immediate desert adventure access
Owner Financing Available:
- $200 down + $250 doc fee ($450 total to start)
- $200/Month for 72 months
- Zero interest - What you see is what you pay
- No prepayment penalties - Pay off early without fees
- No credit checks - Your desert property secures the loan
- Everyone qualifies - Simple approval process
Why Choose Us: Your Success is Our Mission
Proven Track Record:
- Fast, simple process - From inquiry to ownership in days, not months
- Transparent pricing - No hidden fees or surprises
- Expert desert guidance - We help you understand every aspect of off-grid desert living
- Complete property package - Professional photos, maps, and comprehensive recreational information
How to Secure Your Arizona Desert Paradise
Your Journey to Desert Land Ownership is Simple:
1. Choose Your Option - Cash purchase or easy owner financing
2. Review Property Package - GPS coordinates, photos, and detailed recreational guide
3. Secure with Down Payment - We handle all the paperwork and documentation
4. Quick Ownership Transfer - Property is yours after signing
5. Start Planning - Begin designing your desert dream life and off-grid adventure
Ready to Claim Your Piece of Desert Paradise?
Don't let another day pass without securing your affordable piece of Arizona desert with unlimited recreational access and historic mining heritage. This 1.07-Acre sanctuary near Meadview is your ticket to the Arizona lifestyle without the premium price tag, plus the added value of owning your own piece of mining history.
The Smart Money is Moving to Mohave County. Strategic location, wilderness access, Lake Mead proximity, historic mining heritage, no HOA restrictions, and incredible pricing make this the investment opportunity you've been waiting for.
Your Desert Dream is Calling. Answer now and take the first step toward your new life where every day feels like vacation, you're surrounded by incredible natural beauty, you have access to unlimited recreational opportunities, and your wallet doesn't suffer from premium Arizona pricing.
Contact Us Today
Click the orange "Send Email" button now for your complete property package including:
- High-definition drone footage showing terrain and nearby wilderness access
- Professional property photographs showcasing mountain views and desert landscape
- Detailed recreational maps showing BLM wilderness access points and trails
- Mining history guide with local claim locations and exploration opportunities
- Area amenities and attraction guide for Lake Mead and Grand Canyon access
- Step-by-step ownership process and financing options
Questions? We Have Answers.
- All questions answered with no obligation
- Expert guidance on off-grid desert living and utilities
- Recreational access consultation and BLM wilderness information
- Building and development planning for desert conditions
- Mining heritage and prospecting rights explanation
- Financing options and ownership process details
Remember: This desert recreational paradise with historic mining heritage and wilderness access won't last at this price. Your Arizona adventure sanctuary is waiting - will you answer the call?
Property Disclaimer: While we strive for accuracy, buyers are responsible for verifying all information. We recommend visiting the property, reviewing county regulations, consulting with local professionals, and conducting due diligence. Property sold "AS IS" with buyer responsible for all improvements and utilities.
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Directions to Property
From Dolan Springs
Arizona 86441
Head northeast on Pierce Ferry Rd toward Stirrup Cir
6.3 mi
Turn right onto 21st St
2.5 mi
Turn right onto Sonora Rd
