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Navajo County, Arizona · near Winslow · APN 108-18-014P: Where the Road Ends, Your Own Flat Ground Begins

Nobody drives past this one. It's flat, open high desert about 5,500 feet up, south of Winslow, AZ, with no road built to the lot yet (Pinto Road is about an eighth of a mile off), which keeps the traffic at zero. Run it on solar and hauled water, build on your own schedule, and leave the HOA rulebook to somebody else. The 2.5 acres next door are for sale too.

Flat Ground and Nobody Driving Past

Stand in the middle of this lot and the only traffic is wind. That's what you've been after: a piece of ground where nobody's pulling in next door, no HOA is mailing you letters, and the only person deciding what happens next is you.

It's 2.5 acres of flat, open high desert about 5,500 feet up, square enough to lay out any way you like. Put the solar array up first (Arizona has never once run short of sun), set the cabin where the morning light hits it, and keep the rest open for whatever you think of next. The quiet out here isn't something anybody built. It came with the ground.

You're south of Winslow, AZ, under 40 minutes from town by dirt road and State Route 99. Winslow is home to La Posada, the railroad hotel Mary Colter opened in 1930 and always considered her best work; the National Park Service calls it the last of the great railroad hotels, and it still takes guests (a good detour on a supply run).

The trade is getting in. No road has been built to the lot yet, so the last stretch is yours to work out (which is also why nobody drives past).

Every road out here started with somebody deciding where they wanted to go. This one gets to start with you.

  • Flat, open ground that lays out any way you want it
  • No road built to the lot, so nobody drives past
  • No HOA and no deadline to build, so you set the pace
  • Go fully off-grid with solar power, hauled water, and septic
  • Under 40 minutes to Winslow for groceries, fuel, and a meal
  • Winslow's Walmart Supercenter covers the big supply runs
  • Flagstaff is roughly an hour and a half west for city errands
  • Adjoining 2.5 acres also for sale, for 5 acres side by side

Is this your kind of land

Who this parcel suits

Good fit for

A homestead with a well and septic system, an off-grid cabin, or a modular home on flat ground with no neighbors watching.

Not a fit for

Not a fit for tent camping, full-time RV living without a permit, or anyone who needs municipal water and sewer hookups.

On the ground

Where it sits

The red outline on the map is approximate. It is drawn from county records to show roughly where the lot sits, not a surveyed boundary.

34.82365, -110.58235
Center coordinate · drive out on weak signal
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The four corner coordinates
NW34.8241, -110.5830
NE34.8241, -110.5818
SW34.8232, -110.5829
SE34.8232, -110.5818

Corner coordinates are approximate. Verify against the recorded plat before relying on them.

The record

The facts, every one of them

Acreage
2.5 acres
Lot dimensions
345 × 335 ft
Subdivision
None
Zoning
A-General
Utilities
Off-grid. No water, power or sewer to the lot.
Terrain
Flat
Elevation
5,499 ft
Access †
No road built to the lot. Pinto Rd (dirt) is about 1/8 mile away. Deed reserves 30 ft on each side for roadway and utility purposes.
Flood zone
Not in a FEMA flood zone
Wetlands
None mapped in the national wetlands inventory
Cell signal
Not confirmed. Plan for none.
Annual taxes
About $15.24 a year
HOA / POA
None

† From county maps and records. Check with the county, or ask your Land Specialist what we have on file.

Dig deeper

Zoning & building rules: see What’s allowed here
Water & septic detail

Water: On-site: None. Options: Well or Haul. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option

Sewer / septic: On-site: None. Options: Septic.

What’s allowed, and what it’s for

This one is an off-grid retreat first.

The flat middle of this lot is the building site, with nothing to grade and nobody next door to plan around. Get septic approved, pull the permit, and put the solar array up before the walls, since the county doesn't require a well and hauled water works fine. Until the house is finished, an RV can hold down the spot for the season, and Winslow is under 40 minutes up the road for anything you can't make yourself.

A plain-language summary of how Navajo County's A-General zone reads, current to October 2026. It is not a determination of what you may do here, and it is not legal or land-use advice.

Yes, you can build a home here and run it fully off-grid on solar and hauled water.
Tent camping isn't allowed, and RV stays cap at 120 days a year on a seasonal permit.
Homes and dwellings
Allowed
Living on the land
Not allowed
Off-grid and utilities
Allowed

Navajo County decides what is allowed, not us. Confirm current rules with Planning & Zoning before you buy.

Call (928) 532-6040
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Homes and dwellings
Build a house
Allowed
Allowed. Septic approval must be in hand before the county issues the building permit.
Modular home
Allowed
Allowed, provided the model is approved by the Arizona Department of Housing.
Manufactured home
Allowed
Allowed. Needs a placement permit, a permanent foundation and county inspection.
Mobile home
With permit
Allowed if the unit is under 20 years old. Older units need HUD rehabilitation certification.
Tiny home
Restricted
Allowed if site-built on a permanent foundation, with no minimum size. Prefab units need state modular approval. Park models only as guest houses.
Alternative structures
Restricted
Barns, sheds and stables allowed once the house is permitted. Yurts, domes and container homes work with engineer-stamped plans.
Living on the land
Tent camping
Not allowed
The county treats primitive camping on vacant land as a code violation.
Camp in RV
With permit
One RV up to 120 days a year with a seasonal permit. A permanent solar array counts as power. No generators.
RV while building
With permit
Allowed up to a year with a temporary permit, once your building permit is open.
Off-grid and utilities
Off-grid setup
Allowed
Hauled water and permitted solar work, and no well is required for a building permit. Septic approval comes first.
Power nearby
No
No utility power near the parcel
Water
Well or Haul
On-site: None. Options: Well or Haul. Would be a well, water haul and holding tank or other similar option
Sewer
Septic
On-site: None. Options: Septic.
AllowedWith permitRestrictedNot allowedAsk the county
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What it costs

Pricing & owner financing

Claim it today
$325
down + doc fee
Down payment$75
Doc fee$250
To claim today$325
$85/mo · 72 months
Note maintenance fee$12/mo
Property taxes, prorated$5/mo
Billed monthly$102
Total price$6,195

Pay it off early, any time, with no penalty.

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Clean title. Warranty deed in your name at payoff.
No HOA or POA dues. No utility meters to turn on.
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Listing IDAZNAV-00754

Before you buy

Want to see it first?

Plenty of folks claim sight unseen, and plenty like to walk the corners before they decide. If that is you, we will text you a one-page field guide to take along.

Driving in

  1. Start in the nearest town
    Winslow, Navajo County
  2. GPS to the parcel center
    34.82365, -110.58235
  3. Look for the road access
    No built road to the lot · park at the nearest road and walk in to the corners

Before you leave town

  • Bring water and layers
    Cell service can drop past the nearest town. Plan for a round-trip without it.
  • Save the corners offline
    Copy the four corner coordinates before you head out.

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