Your Own 1 Acre Stargazer's Retreat
Magnolia Drive : Golden Valley, AZ 86413
Mohave County, Arizona
Land Description
Escape the Matrix. Claim Your Independence. Own Your Piece of the Legendary American Southwest.
This is your moment. The moment when everything changes. When you stop dreaming about desert independence and start living it. When you finally say "Yes" to the life you've always imagined but never thought was within reach.
This isn't just vacant land. This is your freedom manifest in one perfect acre of high desert paradise, where ancient mining legends whisper through Joshua trees, where the star-filled skies stretch endlessly above your campfire, and where every sunrise reminds you that you've finally broken free from the suburban prison.
Welcome to your Arizona legacy at 35.3910, -114.2473.
Property Snapshot: Your Gateway to Desert Freedom
Your Desert Kingdom Awaits
Size: 1 pristine acre of high desert paradise at 2,200+ feet elevation
Location: Mohave County, Arizona - Heart of mining country and Route 66 heritage
Coordinates: 35.3910, -114.2473 (Gps coordinates for immediate location)
Access: Direct access via Magnolia Drive - Drive right to your sanctuary
Annual Taxes: Just $20.62/Year - Less than a monthly streaming subscription
Zoning: Agriculture Residential (Ar) - Maximum building and camping flexibility
APN: 308-12-355 - Clear title, your name on the deed
Flood Zone: Minimal impact - Small eastern edge in Zone A, majority buildable
HOA: None - Your land, your rules, your complete freedom
Location Benefits: The Smart Choice for Arizona Desert Living
You've discovered what savvy desert dwellers already know. While everyone else pays premium prices in Phoenix or Scottsdale, you'll enjoy authentic Arizona living just 21 miles from Kingman - the heart of historic Route 66 country with world-class attractions at your doorstep.
Your Strategic Desert Position:
World-Famous Attractions Within 2 Hours:
21 miles to Kingman - Historic Route 66 city with full services, Walmart, medical facilities, restaurants, and the legendary Route 66 Museum showcasing America's most famous highway
40 miles to Bullhead City - Colorado River resort town with casinos, riverfront dining, water recreation, and boat launches for unlimited aquatic adventures
79 miles to Lake Havasu City - Home of the London Bridge, world-class boating, fishing paradise, and spring break destination with crystal-clear water recreation
89 miles to Las Vegas - World-class entertainment, dining, shopping, and international airport for global connectivity
25 miles to Hoover Dam - One of America's greatest engineering achievements providing unlimited Colorado River recreation access
The Kingman Advantage:
Positioned at 3,340 feet elevation in the heart of high desert country, Kingman offers the perfect base for desert exploration. You get authentic Arizona desert living with Route 66 heritage, mining history, and access to unlimited BLM recreation lands - all without the crowds and premium prices of resort destinations.
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 one perfect acre of Arizona's most authentic desert landscape.
Your Natural Sanctuary and Premium Desert Conditions:
Perfect elevation at 2,200+ feet: High enough for cooler temperatures and stunning views, accessible enough for year-round enjoyment
Rolling high desert terrain: Natural topography provides multiple building sites with varying orientations for optimal positioning
Joshua Tree and desert flora: Authentic Mojave Desert vegetation requiring zero maintenance while providing natural beauty
Strategic positioning: Elevated location ensures excellent drainage while maintaining easy access to nearby attractions
Dark sky benefits: Minimal light pollution provides incredible stargazing opportunities and supports astronomical photography
Natural privacy: Feel like you own the entire desert with distant neighbors and maximum solitude
Premium Building and Investment Advantages:
Agriculture Residential zoning: Maximum flexibility for homes, mobile homes, RVs, camping, and agricultural uses
Stable geological foundation: Ancient desert hardpan provides excellent support for any construction project
Multiple development options: Large enough for home, guest quarters, workshop, RV parking, and storage facilities
Alternative energy paradise: Excellent solar and wind resources with minimal restrictions on renewable energy systems
Investment growth corridor: Located in Mohave County's expanding recreation and retirement destination area
Desert Recreation Paradise: Your Adventure Headquarters
You're not just buying land - you're buying access to one of America's greatest outdoor recreation destinations with unlimited desert adventures year-round.
Colorado River Recreation Access:
Just 40 miles to Bullhead City puts you at the heart of Colorado River recreation paradise:
Unlimited water sports: Boating, jet skiing, fishing, swimming, and water recreation on one of the Southwest's most important rivers
World-class fishing: Striped bass, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, catfish, and rainbow trout providing excellent angling year-round
Lake Mohave access: 28,000 acres of pristine water with marinas, boat launches, and unlimited recreation opportunities
Riverside camping: Developed and primitive camping areas along the Colorado River with full facilities and secluded beaches
Hoover Dam and Lake Mead Adventures (25 miles):
Historic engineering marvel: Tour one of America's greatest construction achievements and learn about the taming of the Colorado River
Lake Mead National Recreation Area: 247 square miles of water recreation with over 1,000 miles of shoreline
Unlimited exploration: Hidden coves, sandy beaches, and incredible hiking opportunities throughout the recreation area
BLM Land Adventures:
Surrounded by thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management public lands providing:
Off-road vehicle paradise: Unlimited trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, and 4x4 adventures across pristine desert landscapes
Desert hiking: Countless trails through Joshua tree forests, ancient mining sites, and geological formations
Rockhounding and prospecting: Legal collecting of desert minerals, rocks, and recreational gold prospecting
Wildlife viewing: Desert bighorn sheep, wild burros, coyotes, and diverse bird life in natural habitat
Photography opportunities: Incredible landscapes, wildlife, and night sky photography in unspoiled desert settings
Historic Route 66 Heritage:
Kingman Route 66 Museum: Authentic artifacts, vintage cars, and exhibits celebrating America's most famous highway
Historic towns: Explore authentic mining towns, ghost towns, and preserved frontier settlements
Antique and souvenir shopping: Discover Route 66 memorabilia, Native American crafts, and desert treasures
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
Agriculture Residential (Ar) zoning gives you incredible flexibility to create exactly what you want - from simple weekend camping retreat to elaborate desert compound.
Residential Dreams:
Custom desert home: Design your perfect Southwest retreat with unlimited architectural possibilities
Off-grid sanctuary: Solar power, well water, and septic for complete energy independence and sustainable desert living
Mobile or manufactured home: Affordable desert living with all the benefits of land ownership
Tiny home paradise: Embrace minimalist living with maximum environmental connection in authentic desert setting
RV lifestyle headquarters: Perfect for snowbirds, full-time travelers, or weekend desert warriors
Family desert compound: Multiple structures for extended family sharing the desert experience
Recreational and Adventure Opportunities:
Desert camping base: Permanent campsite for unlimited desert adventures and off-grid recreation
Adventure tourism base: ATV tours, desert survival courses, or outdoor education programs
Photography studio: Incredible natural lighting and desert backdrops for professional photography
Astronomical observatory: Dark skies perfect for serious stargazing and astrophotography
Rockhounding headquarters: Base camp for mineral collecting, prospecting, and desert treasure hunting
Event hosting venue: Desert weddings, corporate retreats, or family reunions with incredible natural backdrops
Investment and Income Potential:
Land banking: Arizona desert land continues appreciating as population grows and recreation access becomes more valuable
Vacation rental income: Rent to Las Vegas visitors, Route 66 tourists, or outdoor enthusiasts seeking authentic desert experiences
Agricultural uses: Desert-adapted agriculture, livestock grazing, or specialty crop production
Renewable energy development: Excellent solar and wind resources for personal use or potential energy production
Mining heritage tourism: Develop educational tours showcasing area's rich mining history and prospecting opportunities
Community Overview: Authentic Desert Living
Kingman Heritage (21 miles):
Historic Route 66 city with population of 28,000 offering the perfect balance of small-town friendliness and modern conveniences, plus authentic Arizona mining and transportation heritage.
Modern Conveniences in Kingman:
Complete services: Walmart Supercenter, Safeway, Home Depot, medical facilities, restaurants, and banking
Route 66 Museum: Fascinating exhibits on America's most famous highway and automotive history
Historic downtown: Antique shops, Route 66 memorabilia, restaurants, and preserved frontier architecture
Medical facilities: Kingman Regional Medical Center providing full emergency and specialized care
Desert Community Benefits:
Authentic Western lifestyle: Real desert living without tourist crowds or urban restrictions
Incredible value: Own significant acreage for less than a city parking space costs annually
Freedom-loving neighbors: Like-minded individuals who chose desert independence over suburban conformity
Low crime rates: Rural safety and security with neighbors who respect independence and self-reliance
No restrictions: Build, live, and recreate exactly as you choose without permission from anyone
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Desert Paradise
Welcome to Arizona's perfect high desert climate zone - where every season brings new adventures and every day feels like the freedom you've been craving.
High Desert Climate Perfection at 2,200+ Feet:
Winter (Dec-Feb): Mild days averaging 60°F with cool nights around 40°F - perfect for outdoor activities without extreme cold
Spring (Mar-May): Wildflower season with comfortable 75°F days, ideal for camping, hiking, and exploring desert attractions
Summer (Jun-Aug): Warm but manageable 95°F highs - significantly cooler than lower desert areas like Phoenix and Tucson
Fall (Sep-Nov): Perfect outdoor weather with 80°F days and cool evenings ideal for campfires and stargazing
Annual rainfall: Only 8 inches annually - virtually no weather delays for construction or outdoor activities
Sunshine: 310+ days annually - more sunshine than San Diego with dramatically lower costs and no crowds
Perfect Building and Recreation Terrain:
Gentle rolling desert: Natural variation provides drainage and multiple building sites without expensive grading
Stable foundation conditions: Desert hardpan and rocky substrate provide excellent support for any construction
Natural landscaping: Existing Joshua trees and desert vegetation create instant curb appeal requiring zero maintenance
Multiple site orientations: Position your structures for optimal sunrise/sunset views, solar gain, or wind protection
Excellent drainage: Elevated position and sandy desert soil prevent water problems while maintaining easy access
Local Wildlife: Your Daily Desert Entertainment
Living here means front-row seats to the authentic American Southwest wildlife experience. Your property sits in prime habitat where desert animals thrive in their natural environment.
Desert Wildlife Neighbors:
Wild burros: Free-roaming descendants of mining-era pack animals, entertaining to watch and representing authentic Arizona heritage
Desert bighorn sheep: Occasionally spotted in nearby mountains, these majestic animals symbolize the wild freedom of the Southwest
Coyotes: Their evening songs echo across the desert in haunting choruses, providing the authentic soundtrack of the American West
Javelinas: Desert pigs traveling in family groups, fascinating to observe and excellent natural landscape maintenance crew
Kit foxes: Elusive desert hunters with oversized ears perfectly adapted to desert survival
Incredible Bird Life:
Golden eagles: Soaring overhead on thermal currents while hunting across the desert landscape with incredible eyesight
Red-tailed hawks: Common desert raptors providing excellent wildlife viewing and natural rodent control
Ravens: Intelligent desert residents known for problem-solving abilities and complex social behaviors
Roadrunners: Arizona's state bird racing across your property in pursuit of lizards and insects
Turkey vultures: Nature's cleanup crew performing essential ecosystem services while displaying incredible flight skills
Reptile and Small Wildlife:
Desert tortoises: Ancient reptiles representing the timeless wisdom of desert living (protected species requiring respectful observation)
Chuckwallas: Large desert lizards sunning on warm rocks, harmless and entertaining to watch
Various lizard species: Colorful desert dwellers providing natural pest control while adding life to the landscape
Jackrabbits: Long-eared speedsters perfectly adapted to desert life and natural landscape maintenance
Antelope ground squirrels: Energetic desert residents creating underground cities in the sandy soil
Historical Context: Standing Where Legends Walked
Your property sits in the heart of Arizona's most storied mining and transportation landscape, where Spanish conquistadors, Native American tribes, legendary miners, and Route 66 pioneers all left their indelible marks.
Ancient and Native Heritage:
Mojave and Hualapai Territory: Sacred grounds of desert tribes who called this region home for over 1,000 years
Spanish Exploration Routes: Historic trails connecting California missions to New Mexico settlements
Old Government Road: 19th century military and freight route connecting California to the Southwest
Mining Boom Legacy:
Cerbat Mountains Mining District: Historic gold, silver, and copper extraction throughout nearby mountains from 1860S-1920S
Chloride Historic District: Arizona's oldest continuously inhabited mining town just 20 miles north
Recreational prospecting potential: Legal metal detecting and gold panning on your own property continuing 150+ year tradition
Route 66 Heritage:
America's Mother Road: Historic Route 66 passes through nearby Kingman, representing the greatest highway in American history
Cross-country migration: Millions of Americans traveled Route 66 seeking opportunity and adventure in the West
Automotive culture: Birthplace of American road trip culture and automobile adventure tourism
Modern Transportation History:
Railroad development: Santa Fe Railway transformed the region and connected Arizona to national commerce
Interstate system: Modern highways continue the tradition of westward migration and adventure travel
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to Arizona Desert
Arizona Land Investment Advantages:
Population explosion: Arizona continues adding thousands of new residents monthly, driving unprecedented land demand
Recreation access premium: Properties near BLM lands and Colorado River recreation command significantly higher values
Route 66 tourism growth: Historic Route 66 attractions draw millions of visitors annually, creating income opportunities
Retirement destination: Baby Boomers seeking affordable Arizona living with recreation access and authentic Western lifestyle
No restrictions: Maximum development flexibility allows adaptation to changing market conditions
Strategic Investment Factors:
Below-market entry point: Acquire significant acreage for less than urban dwellers pay for monthly parking
Recession-resistant location: Recreation and tourism drive local economy providing stability during economic downturns
Foreign investment interest: International buyers increasingly seek authentic American West properties with recreation access
Infrastructure improvements: Continued development of regional transportation and utilities increases accessibility and values
Appreciation Catalysts:
Climate refugees: Migration from expensive coastal areas to affordable interior locations with recreation amenities
Remote work revolution: Technology enables desert living while maintaining urban incomes
Eco-tourism growth: Increasing demand for authentic outdoor experiences and sustainable living destinations
Water access proximity: Colorado River recreation access becomes increasingly valuable as water becomes scarce
Utilities and Infrastructure: Modern Convenience Meets Off-Grid Freedom
Power Options for Energy Independence:
Solar excellence: Over 310 days of sunshine annually creates ideal conditions for solar power systems
Wind energy potential: Consistent desert breezes provide supplemental renewable energy opportunities
Generator backup: Propane or gasoline generators provide reliable backup power for complete energy security
Battery storage: Modern lithium battery systems store renewable energy for 24/7 off-grid capability
Grid connection potential: Electrical lines serve nearby areas for potential future connection
Water Solutions:
Well drilling potential: Average depth 100-200 feet in this area, drilling costs approximately $35-50 per foot
Water hauling option: Temporary water delivery available from Kingman during development phase
Rainwater collection: Legal in Arizona - collect and store rainwater for irrigation and non-potable uses
Water conservation: Desert living encourages efficient water use and sustainable practices
Waste Management:
Septic system installation: Required for permanent residence, costs typically $4,000-6,000 for desert installation
Alternative systems: Composting toilets and greywater systems allowed with proper permits for off-grid installations
Waste disposal: Local waste management companies provide garbage collection and recycling services
Communication and Internet:
Cellular service: Good coverage from multiple carriers providing reliable voice and data connectivity
Satellite internet: High-speed internet options perfect for remote work and entertainment including Starlink
Amateur radio: Active ham radio community provides emergency communication network
Zoning and Building Information: Maximum Freedom
Agriculture Residential (Ar) Zoning Benefits:
Residential construction allowed: Single-family homes, manufactured homes, and accessory structures permitted
Agricultural uses encouraged: Small-scale agriculture, gardens, and livestock operations allowed
RV placement permitted: Recreational vehicles allowed for temporary or permanent residence
Storage buildings allowed: Workshops, garages, and storage structures permitted with minimal restrictions
No timeline pressure: Build when you're ready without deadlines or construction requirements
Building Requirements and Opportunities:
Minimal setbacks: Generous property boundaries allow flexible building placement for optimal views and privacy
Height restrictions reasonable: Standard residential height limits allow standard construction
Well and septic required: Standard rural requirements ensuring water and waste management independence
Building permits through Mohave County: Straightforward permitting process with experienced staff
Professional contractors available: Local builders experienced in desert construction and county requirements
Development Flexibility:
Multiple building sites: Property allows main residence, guest quarters, workshop, and RV parking
Commercial potential: AR zoning allows certain commercial activities including tourism and agricultural sales
Conservation opportunities: Potential benefits for preserving natural desert habitat while maintaining building rights
Solar installation encouraged: No restrictions on renewable energy systems, battery storage, or energy independence
Nearby Attractions and Amenities: Your Desert Adventure Headquarters
World-Class Natural Wonders (All Within 2 Hours):
Hoover Dam (25 miles): Tour this engineering marvel and explore Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Grand Canyon West (45 miles): Experience the Skywalk and authentic Hualapai cultural programs
Lake Havasu State Park (79 miles): London Bridge, water sports, and year-round recreation
Valley of Fire State Park (65 miles): Spectacular red rock formations and ancient petroglyphs
Joshua Tree National Park (120 miles): California's Mojave Desert showcase with unique landscapes
Adventure Activities Within 1 Hour:
Colorado River recreation: Unlimited water sports, fishing, camping, and boating
BLM land exploration: Thousands of acres of public land for off-roading, hiking, and rockhounding
Historic mining sites: Explore ghost towns, abandoned mines, and authentic Wild West history
Desert hiking trails: Maintained and primitive trails through pristine Mojave Desert landscapes
Rock climbing opportunities: Desert peaks and formations providing climbing challenges
Cultural and Historical Attractions:
Route 66 Museum (Kingman): Celebrate America's most famous highway with authentic exhibits
Chloride Ghost Town (20 miles): Authentic mining town with preserved buildings and weekend events
Historic mining districts: Explore preserved mining camps and learn about Arizona's mining heritage
Native American cultural sites: Petroglyphs, artifacts, and cultural centers showcasing indigenous heritage
Urban Conveniences:
Las Vegas Strip (89 miles): World-class entertainment, dining, shopping, and nightlife
Kingman Historic District (21 miles): Route 66 attractions, restaurants, and authentic frontier atmosphere
Bullhead City (40 miles): Colorado River gaming and resort destination
Lake Havasu City (79 miles): Water recreation capital with London Bridge and resort amenities
Pricing and Financing: Make Your Desert Dream Affordable
Invest in Your Freedom with Options That Work for Every Budget:
Lightning-Fast Cash Option:
Total Investment: $11,250
Land Price: $11,000
Documentation Fee: $250
Immediate Ownership: Clear title and deed in your name within days
No Financing Hassles: Complete transaction quickly without banks or credit checks
Maximum Negotiating Power: Cash offers get attention and respect
Easy Owner Financing - No Bank Required:
Get Started Today: $500 Total
Down Payment: $250
Documentation Fee: $250
Monthly Investment: $250 for 60 months
Total Financed Amount: $15,000
Zero Interest: What you see is what you pay - no compound interest traps
No Credit Checks: Your property secures the loan, not your credit score
No Prepayment Penalties: Pay off early and save money without fees
Why Choose Our Financing:
Immediate Ownership: You own the land from day one, not the bank
Flexible Terms: Miss a payment? We work with you, not against you
No Hidden Fees: Transparent pricing with no surprises or gotcha clauses
Build When Ready: No pressure to build immediately - develop on your timeline
Investment Comparison - The Numbers Don't Lie:
Your Monthly Payment: $250 (less than most people spend on cable Tv)
Phoenix Apartment Rent: $1,400/Month average (you'll never own anything)
Scottsdale Condo Payment: $2,500/Month average (30-Year debt slavery)
Your Total Investment: Own free and clear in 5 years for less than others pay rent in 4 months
How to Secure Your Arizona Desert Paradise
Your Journey to Desert Land Ownership is Simple:
Step 1: Choose Your Path
Cash Purchase: Immediate ownership with maximum simplicity
Owner Financing: Easy monthly payments with instant equity building
We handle everything: All paperwork, deed transfer, and legal documentation
Step 2: Secure Your Investment
Submit down payment: Secure your property with initial payment
Review all documents: Complete transparency - know exactly what you're buying
Sign electronically: Modern convenience - no need to travel for closing
Step 3: Immediate Ownership
Deed recorded: Your name on official county records within days
Property access: Begin using your land immediately after closing
Tax responsibility: You're now a Mohave County property owner with all rights
Step 4: Begin Your Adventure
Site planning: Visit your property and plan your development
Utility planning: Contact providers for power, well drilling, and septic installation
Permits: Work with Mohave County for any construction projects
Step 5: Live Your Desert Dream
Build your vision: Custom home, RV setup, or off-grid retreat
Enjoy recreation access: Immediate proximity to world-class desert recreation
Watch investment grow: Benefit from Arizona's continued population and economic expansion
Ready to Claim Your Piece of Desert Paradise?
This is your moment. The moment when you stop dreaming about desert independence and start living it. When you finally say "yes" to the life you've always imagined - where your mornings begin with coffee while watching sunrise paint the desert mountains in gold, where your evenings end with stargazing under the darkest skies in America.
The Smart Money is Moving to Arizona Desert. Strategic location, recreation access, Route 66 heritage, BLM land proximity, no 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 authentic American Southwest beauty, and your wallet doesn't feel like you're bleeding money.
Don't Wait - Desert Paradise Doesn't Last Long
Properties with this combination of location, value, and recreational access sell quickly to buyers who recognize authentic opportunity. While you're thinking about it, someone else is securing their freedom.
Click the orange "Send Email" button today and join the growing community of smart investors who chose desert independence over urban dependence, authentic beauty over artificial landscapes, and financial freedom over debt slavery.
Your Questions Answered Immediately:
All questions answered with no obligation
Property photos and exact coordinates provided
Area maps and attraction guides included
Building and development guidance available
Financing options explained in detail
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Invest with Complete Confidence. We're so confident you'll love your desert property that we offer a 30-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. Visit your land, explore the area, experience the freedom - if you're not completely satisfied, we'll refund every penny.
Your adventure begins now. The desert is calling - will you answer?
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Remember: This property offers everything you want at a price you can afford. Desert freedom, recreation access, investment potential, and authentic American Southwest experience all within your reach. Your new life starts with a single decision - make it today.
Property Disclaimer: While we strive for accuracy, buyers are responsible for verifying all information. We recommend visiting the property, reviewing county regulations, consulting local professionals, and conducting due diligence. Property sold "AS IS" with buyer responsible for improvements and utilities.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
Chloride
Arizona, USA
Head west on Elkhart Ave toward 2nd St
213 ft
Turn right onto 2nd St
282 ft
Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Co Hwy 125/Tennessee Ave
Continue to follow Co Hwy 125
2.9 mi
Turn left onto Magnolia Dr
Destination will be on the right
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