320 Ac with Creek Border State Land

Ranch Description

320 Acres of Land for Sale in Arizona with Creek, Trees, Building Sites, Rock Formations, Rock Outcroppings, Cliffs & Mesa with Amazing Views bordering State Land.

Arizona | 320 Acres +/- | $320K

Please Reference Landio Property ID: Az_Mohave_00002

Explore the rugged beauty of this 320-Acre property, which extends across the foothills of the Mohon Mountains near Kingman, Arizona. Natural water sources are hard to come by, but scenic Ash Creek weaves through this unique property. Plus, it's surrounded by 640 acres of pristine state land on both the west and east boundaries for added privacy and scenery.

This expansive tract offers spectacular views of the striated rock formations, impressive mountain peaks, transitional grasslands, awe-inspiring thunderstorms, and unmatched privacy. In addition to the traditional ranch or farm, this untamed land offers limitless potential for those seeking a canvas to establish a retreat center/campground, guest ranch, equestrian center, or hunting lease.

This climate and landscape are especially ideal for horse or cattle ranching. In fact, it's just west of the historic ORO Ranch, which originated from the Baca Float, one of the original Spanish land grants honored by the U.S. government and continues its legacy today.

Property Access

This acreage conveniently sits in the triangular space between I-40, Us-93, and Az-89. There is road access from the north via I-40.

Hunting & Fishing

Located in Game Management Unit 18A, this remote property is home to antelope, black bear, elk, javelina, mountain lion, and mule deer.

Arizona's creeks and rivers support 8 trout species, including the native Apache and Gila Trout. The rivers, streams, and reservoirs vary greatly, and you can find catfish, bass, crappie, tilapia, walleye, Northern pike, and more depending on your location. Use this chart to find species by location.

Check with the Arizona Game & Fish Department for seasons and licenses.

Outdoor Adventures

If you want to venture out and experience the immeasurable beauty of Arizona, there are several renowned nature sites between 2-3 hours away, including:

Prescott National Forest

Prescott National Forest spans 1.25 million acres and showcases incredible biodiversity, from lush pine forests to rugged desert and layered rock formations to sparkling streams. Whether you're there for easy hiking, flyfishing, bouldering, or river rafting, there's something for every nature lover and skill level. Plus, the mild climate means you can explore year-round.

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Renowned for its striking landscapes and water activities, Lake Mead is a must for boating, fishing, and camping. The area also offers hiking trails with panoramic views.

Lake Havasu State Park

This aquatic playground along the Colorado River offers boating, fishing, paddle boarding, waterside camping, and picnicking. Known for its stunning sunsets and the famous London Bridge, Lake Havasu is a great place to unwind.

Grand Canyon National Park

Whether you're experiencing the vastness for the first time or the tenth, the Grand Canyon offers breathtaking vistas, hiking trails, and a unique glimpse into Earth's geological history that never gets old.

Mohave National Preserve

This expansive preserve features sand dunes, volcanic cinder cones, Joshua tree forests, and carpets of wildflowers. It's a perfect place for unforgettable hiking and exploration during the cooler months and stargazing during the summer.

Vibrant City Destinations

Want a night out or a weekend away? Visit Kingman, a charming city with a rich Route 66 heritage plus dining and shopping, or head to the mountain town of Flagstaff, which offers a dynamic mix of outdoor activities and cultural attractions. Enjoy skiing in winter and hiking in summer, along with a vibrant downtown area.

Prescott is known for its historic downtown and Whiskey Row, with a mix of old-west charm and modern amenities. Explore antique shops, art galleries, and scenic parks.

Las Vegas is just 3 hours away and needs no introduction. The world's entertainment capital offers a variety of dining, shows, and nightlife for a perfect weekend escape. Or, head to Phoenix for a blend of Southwestern culture and urban sophistication. Enjoy world-class dining, shopping, museums, and endless outdoor activities in the Valley of the Sun.

From ranching to recreation, this 320-Acre property in Mohave County offers endless possibilities. With road access from I-40 and proximity to iconic natural landmarks and cities, you're perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of the Southwest. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of high desert paradise.

Property Specifications

Parcel Size: 320 Acres +/-

Landio Property ID: Az_Mohave_00002

Apn: 251-11-001 & 251-11-002

Property Taxes: $775.06 per year

Elevation: 4,200 - 4,800 feet

Title: Free & Clear

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Approximate Distance to Nearby Cities & Points of Interest

48.3 miles to Kingman, AZ : Population 33,000

65.4 miles to Prescott National Forest

89 miles to Lake Mead National Recreation Area

107 miles to Lake Havasu State Park

108 miles to Lake Havasu City, AZ : Population 57,000

125 miles to Flagstaff, AZ : Population 77,000

126 miles to Prescott, AZ : Population 46,000

140 miles to Mohave National Preserve

146 miles to Grand Canyon National Park

155 miles to Las Vegas, NV : Population 2,265,000

180 miles to Phoenix, AZ : Population 4,850,000

Visiting the Property

To Visit this Property, Please Call or Text the Listing Agent Padraic Hawley.

Gps Coordinates (approximate)

Northwest Corner: 35.051274, -113.459001

Northeast Corner: 35.051316, -113.441359

Southeast Corner: 35.044053, -113.441368

Southwest Corner: 35.044001, -113.459005

Center Point: 35.047636, -113.450067