Ready to escape the city do it here! This lot is the perfect spot to get away from the city on weekends and enjoy time with friends and family! Spark up the campfire and chat about your adventures of the day! Hike around Red Rock State Park, kayak, and picnic under Devils Bridge, Climb Bell, or Cathedral Rock, or just relax and enjoy the stunning views all around!

Seligman is only 40 minutes away and was once a sleepy railroad town, and is now the famous start of the iconic Route 66 drive. The town was even the inspiration for the storyline and topography of the little town in Pixars animated feature Cars! The town is filled with nostalgic treasures like classic cars and retro neon signs. Its a history buffs dream come true! Step back in time and enjoy the simple life before heading back to the chaos of the city. Check just a few of the things Yavapai County has to offer down below.

You will also only be an hour from the amazing Grand Canyon and an hour from Kaibab and Coconino National Forests!

Yavapai County, Arizona, offers a range of attractions and activities for visitors. Here are some things you can do while youre there:

Grand Canyon National Park: While the majority of the Grand Canyon is in Coconino County, Yavapai County borders it to the west, offering easy access to the South Rim. Experience breathtaking views, hiking trails, and visitor centers that provide information about the canyons geology and history.

Prescott: Explore the historic downtown area of Prescott, known for its Victorian architecture, Whiskey Row, art galleries, shops, and restaurants. Visit the Sharlot Hall Museum to learn about Arizonas territorial history.

Jerome: This former mining town turned artist colony is perched on the side of Cleopatra Hill and offers stunning views of the Verde Valley. Explore the towns historic buildings, art galleries, shops, and restaurants. Dont miss the Jerome State Historic Park, which includes the Douglas Mansion and offers insights into the towns mining history.

Sedona: While Sedona is primarily in Coconino County, parts of it extend into Yavapai County. Known for its red rock formations, Sedona offers outdoor activities like hiking, mountain biking, and jeep tours. Visit art galleries, enjoy the scenic beauty, and experience the spiritual vortex sites.

Verde Valley Wine Trail: Discover the vineyards and wineries of the Verde Valley, which produce a variety of wines in a beautiful desert setting. Many wineries offer tastings and tours.

Watson Lake: Located just outside Prescott, Watson Lake offers opportunities for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and picnicking amidst stunning granite boulders and clear blue waters.

Tuzigoot National Monument: Explore the ruins of a Sinagua pueblo perched on a hilltop overlooking the Verde Valley. The visitor center provides information about the archaeological site and the Native American history of the region.

Outdoors Activities: Enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, camping, fishing, and birdwatching in the Prescott National Forest, the Bradshaw Mountains, or along the Verde River.

Wildlife Viewing: Yavapai County is home to diverse wildlife, including mule deer, elk, javelina, and a variety of bird species. Consider visiting wildlife refuges or scenic spots known for wildlife viewing opportunities.

This property is perfect for someone who wants to get off-grid and disconnect from busy city life. Theres no better climate than Northern Arizona a perfect temperature for snowbirds during the winter and a fantastic playground during the summer for locals due to being 20 or 30 degrees cooler than Phoenix over the summer.

Nearby Cities:

Seligman, Arizona (14.6 miles, 40 minutes)

Ash Fork 1 hr. 3 min./402 miles

Phoenix 3 hrs. 27 min./184 miles

BullHead City (108mi 2hr 12min)Kingman (71.7mi 1hr 31min)

Kingman (72.1mi 1hr 32min)

Henderson (164mi 2hr 59min)

Las Vegas (179mi 3hr 9min)

The property has no nearby utilities but there were power lines in the area within a few miles. The views are incredible and the property seems well-suited to have an off-grid home or even a small cattle ranch. The neighbors in the area were in fabricated homes and trailers. Windmills, propane tanks, and water cisterns were noted, so it is very likely full delivery services to the area are possible. Further away from the property (closer to Fort Rock Rd and early in Bridge Canyon Parkway), there were garbage service bins (Waste Management) noted, as well as grid power. Cell phone signal was 2-4 bars and 4G (Verizon).

PRICING:

Discount Cash Price: $7,799.00 plus a $399 doc fee (non-refundable), or alternatively

Owner Financing Price: $8,799, plus $399 document fee (non-refundable) and $101 in equity for a total of $500 down. Payment as low as $219 per month.

We are a small family business. Because our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to create memories for years to come we are flexible and can make this property fit any budget. We offer owner financing with a land contract. We will transfer with a warranty deed and always guarantee a clean title.

Property Details

Subdivision: Bridge Canyon Country Estates

Street Address: 58572 & 58602 N Calle Carlota

City: Seligman

State: Arizona

County: Yavapai

Zip Code: 86337

Size: 3.18

APN: 301-47-049 & 301-47-050

Legal Description: BRIDGE CANYON COUNTRY ESTATES UNIT #23 LOT & BRIDGE CANYON COUNTRY ESTATES UNIT #23 LOT 4668

Coordinates: NW corner: 35.3952062413406, -113.06335976479531 NE corner: 35.3952082637838, -113.06209942246143 SW corner: 35.3943770353618, -113.06334984084006 SE corner: 35.3943790578258, -113.06206965059533

Annual Taxes: $64/year or ($6/mo) - pro-rated is included within the monthly payment for owner financed properties

Zoning:

RCU35- rural residential No minimum square footage to build and no time limit. The maximum sq footage for a home is 10% of the property.

Manufactured homes are allowed but not mobile homes.

Camping: Lot size of two (2) acres or more. 2. Occupancy is limited to ten (10) consecutive days. 3. Frequency may not exceed three (3) times per calendar year with a minimum of thirty (30) day intervals between stays.

RVs: Temporary occupancy of one (1) recreational vehicle or travel trailer as defined in Section 301 (Definitions) and subject to Section 571 (RVs and Travel Trailers Temporary Camping).

RVs and travel trailers may not be connected to utilities while camping. RVs and travel trailers are allowed with a building permit for up to 24 months. 12-month permit to live in an RV or travel trailer may be permitted with permission from the Developer Service Director.

HOA/POA: None

Access: Dirt Road

Sewer: Would need Septic installed

Water: Water Delivery to a cistern is the best option

Utilities: Solar or Generator

Contact Kristy Limon today!