Arizona Playground Just Outside Holbrook

Get ready to enjoy some warm sun not far from the White Mountains (the second highest mountain range in Arizona) zoned for a home, manufactured home or RV use. This is a great opportunity for 1.25 acres off the grid living. With 275 days of sunshine, install your solar system, drill a well and relax. Enjoy endless recreational activities. Travel to Fools Hollow Lake Recreation Area, DoBell Ranch, Unity of the White Mountains, Show Low Museum, the White Mountains, and more. After a long day of recreation you can cool down at the Black Horse Brewery for some food and a beer.

The property is only about 0.7 miles off the paved road (Sun Valley Rd.). The land is flat with low vegetation including sage brush and cactus. Located just 10 miles east of Holbrook, Arizona just south of HWY 40 in the nice rural Arizona Rancho subdivision. This land is a great long-term property that will allow you to make improvements to it over time, while enjoying the land for recreational opportunities today.

Growing area with new development around this beautiful lot. Navajo County, Arizona is a land of diverse and beautiful landscapes and a land filled with an ancient history and a promising future. Considered the playground for many people from the Phoenix & Tucson areas who wish to escape to the cooler temperatures of the higher altitude enjoyed by northern AZ. Many people think that Arizona is a vast, open desert without vegetation. However, Navajo County is home to Monument Valley, the Petrified Forest & Painted Desert, Homolovi Ruins, the Apache-Sitgreaves Forest and numerous lakes, streams, forested areas and beautiful vistas. Petrified Forest National Park provides access to many outdoor activities and the best way to enjoy and experience it is on foot. Designated hiking trails range in length from less than a half-mile to three miles and each trail promises you a breathtaking view of the surrounding Painted Desert. You can also head out into the Petrified Forest National Wilderness area by horse, burro, mule or llama. Plan an overnight backpacking trip through the park. Navajo county is home to more than 400 species of animals including antelope, elk, deer, fish, big horn sheep, mountain lions, black bears and gray wolves.

Access to this property is via Stardust road which is off of Sun Valley road (a little less than 1 mile from paved road). There is a unnamed road, possibly a where the neighbors have decided to drive on a regular basis along the southern coordinates. The main dirt road, Sun Valley road, seems to be maintained when needed. The land is flat with low vegetation including sage brush, there are numerous holes made by animals, could be a few different kinds of animals (rabbits, prairie dogs, moles); Some are small and some are larger. The neighboring property to the south is unkept and messy. There are three campers/rv’s that appear to be abandoned. There is also a neighbor to the northwest that is active but looks well kept.