Your 1.07 Parcel of Arizona Freedom
Dolan Springs, AZ 86441
Mohave County, Arizona
Land Description
Where Ancient Joshua Trees Meet Mountain Majesty - Build Your Legacy 88 Miles from Vegas in the Heart of Mohave County's Last Frontier
This is your moment. The moment when everything changes. When you stop scrolling through overpriced listings and start living your Arizona dream. When you finally say yes to owning your piece of the legendary Mojave Desert without the premium price tag that's crushing buyers everywhere else.
This isn't just land. This is your freedom manifest in 1.07 acres of pristine high desert wilderness, where ancient Joshua trees stand sentinel over your future homesite, Mount Tipton's 7,148-Foot summit dominates your eastern horizon creating spectacular sunrise displays, and the bright lights of Vegas are just far enough away to enjoy but never intrude on your star-filled desert nights.
Welcome to your desert legacy at 35.62487, -114.20791 - where adventure has an address.
Property Snapshot: Your Gateway to Desert Living
Your Desert Kingdom Awaits
Size: 1.07 acres of pristine high desert paradise in the heart of the Mojave
Location: Dolan Springs area, Mohave County, Arizona (Gps: 35.62487, -114.20791)
Elevation: 3,100 feet - Perfect high desert climate above the scorching valley heat
Zoning: Agriculture Residential (Ar) - Mobile home and RV friendly with maximum building flexibility
Access: Dirt road off 16th Street - Adventure begins where pavement ends
Annual Taxes: Just $31.90/Year - Less than your monthly streaming services
Flood Zone: Safe - Not in Fema flood zone, elevated desert position ensures perfect drainage
HOA/POA: None - Your land, your rules, your complete freedom
Apn: 328-05-323
Terrain: Gently sloping high desert with 360-Degree mountain views and ancient Joshua tree forest
Soil Type: Arizo-Kokan complex - Well-draining desert soils perfect for building
Wind Load: Designed for 90 mph winds per Mohave County standards
Snow Load: Minimal at this elevation - 10 lbs per square foot
Location Benefits: The Smart Choice for Desert Living
You've discovered the secret that savvy investors and freedom-seekers already know. While everyone else pays premium prices in Phoenix or fights for scraps near Vegas, you'll enjoy authentic desert tranquility in Dolan Springs - the gateway to Arizona's most spectacular natural wonders and unlimited outdoor recreation.
Your Strategic Desert Position:
51 minutes to Kingman (42 miles) - Historic Route 66 city with Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, Safeway, three major hospitals including Kingman Regional Medical Center, restaurants, and all modern conveniences
88 miles to Las Vegas - World-class entertainment, McCarran International Airport with flights worldwide, professional sports teams, unlimited dining, and shopping
60 miles to Lake Mead's South Cove Marina - America's largest reservoir with boat rentals, fishing guides, and waterfront camping
52 minutes to Grand Canyon West - Home of the famous Skywalk where you walk on glass 4,000 feet above the Colorado River
30 minutes to Meadview (20 miles) - Small desert community with market, restaurants, and Lake Mead marina access
75 miles to Hoover Dam - Engineering marvel and National Historic Landmark
2 hours to Flagstaff - Mountain town with skiing at Arizona Snowbowl, Northern Arizona University, and cooler summer climate
15 miles to Temple Bar Road - Gateway to Lake Mead's best fishing and boating
The Dolan Springs Advantage:
This historic community sits perfectly positioned at 3,100 feet elevation in the Grand Wash Valley, offering ideal high desert climate without the extreme heat of lower elevations. Originally established as a watering stop for travelers and livestock in the 1860S, Dolan Springs has evolved into a peaceful desert community where freedom-loving individuals escape urban restrictions while maintaining easy access to modern amenities.
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 over an acre of prime Arizona real estate in the heart of the Mojave Desert's most spectacular Joshua tree forest.
Your Natural Sanctuary and Premium Desert Conditions:
Perfect elevation at 3,100 feet: High enough to avoid Death Valley heat, perfect for year-round living
Ancient Joshua tree forest: Yucca brevifolia specimens over 200 years old creating instant natural landscaping - these living sculptures grow only 2-3 inches per year
Mount Tipton views: 7,148-Foot peak of the Cerbat Mountains dominating your eastern skyline for spectacular sunrises
Music Mountains visible to the north: Creating a natural amphitheater of desert beauty
Black Mountains framing the west: Home to historic mining districts and wild burro herds
Gentle desert terrain: 2-5% grade with natural drainage and multiple building sites
Dark sky paradise: Bortle Scale Class 3 with minimal light pollution for incredible stargazing
Native desert vegetation: Creosote bush, white bursage, brittlebush, barrel cactus, and cholla
Strategic positioning: Natural terrain features provide wind protection while maintaining cooling breezes
Premium Building and Agricultural Advantages:
Agriculture Residential zoning: Build homes, guest houses, workshops, barns, or keep horses and livestock
Arizo-Kokan soil complex: Excellent drainage characteristics preventing foundation problems
Mobile homes welcome: Manufactured homes allowed for affordable desert living
RV paradise: Live in your RV while building or use for seasonal desert escapes
Power infrastructure: Utility poles visible just west of property - Mohave Electric Cooperative serves area
Multiple building sites: Choose optimal positioning for views, solar exposure, and privacy
Well-suited for septic: Soil percolation rates ideal for conventional septic systems
Natural landscaping: Existing Joshua trees and desert vegetation require zero irrigation
Fire-resistant spacing: Natural vegetation spacing reduces wildfire risks
Stable building platform: No expansive clays or problem soils common elsewhere
Lake Mead Paradise: Your Water Recreation Wonderland
You're not just buying land - you're buying access to one of America's greatest water recreation destinations. Lake Mead National Recreation Area, just 60 miles away, offers unlimited aquatic adventures year-round in the country's largest reservoir by volume.
Your Lake Mead Adventure Access:
229 square miles of pristine water - Larger than many Eastern states
759 miles of shoreline - More than the entire California coast
Water level: Currently 1,065 feet with improving conditions
Six marinas providing full services: Temple Bar, Echo Bay, Callville Bay, Las Vegas Bay, Hemenway Harbor, and Lake Mead Marina
Boat rentals available: Houseboats, speedboats, pontoons, kayaks, and jet skis
Annual visitation: Over 7 million people enjoy Lake Mead yearly
World-Class Fishing Paradise:
Striped bass: Trophy fish up to 50+ pounds, best fishing April-June and September-November
Largemouth bass: Excellent population with fish over 10 pounds caught regularly
Smallmouth bass: Thriving in rocky areas, particularly around Callville Bay
Channel catfish: Abundant throughout the lake, excellent eating
Rainbow trout: Stocked November through March in Willow Beach
Bluegill and green sunfish: Perfect for family fishing adventures
Razorback suckers: Protected native species making a comeback
Water Recreation Unlimited:
Swimming beaches: Boulder Beach, Lake Mead Beach with picnic areas and facilities
Scuba diving: Explore submerged ruins of St. Thomas ghost town
Cliff jumping: Designated areas for thrill-seekers
Wakeboarding and water skiing: Calm morning waters perfect for water sports
Kayaking: Explore hidden coves and the dramatic Black Canyon
Sailing: Consistent afternoon winds ideal for sailing enthusiasts
Grand Canyon West: Engineering Marvel at Your Doorstep
Just 52 minutes from your property sits one of the world's most spectacular attractions - Grand Canyon West and the famous Skywalk, operated by the Hualapai Tribe.
Skywalk Experience:
Glass bridge extending 70 feet beyond canyon rim at 4,000 feet elevation
$30 million engineering marvel opened in 2007
Supports 71 million pounds - equivalent to 71 Boeing 747s
2.5-inch thick glass panels provide unobstructed views
Over 1 million annual visitors from around the world
Professional photography services capture your canyon walk
Hualapai Tribal Experiences:
Eagle Point: Natural rock formation resembling an eagle with wings spread
Guano Point: 360-Degree views of Colorado River and canyon
Hualapai Ranch: Western town with cowboy performances and demonstrations
Native American cultural performances: Traditional dances and storytelling
Authentic Native American crafts and artwork available
Hualapai history museum and cultural center
Adventure Activities:
Helicopter tours to canyon floor with champagne picnic
Colorado River pontoon boat rides
Zip line experiences across canyon side
White water rafting expeditions (seasonal)
Horseback riding along canyon rim
Mountain biking on tribal lands
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
Agriculture Residential (Ar) zoning gives you maximum flexibility to create exactly what you want - from simple weekend retreat to elaborate desert compound with agricultural operations.
Residential Dreams Come True:
Custom desert home: Design your architectural masterpiece with no HOA design restrictions
Adobe or straw bale construction: Perfect climate for alternative building methods
Mobile or manufactured home: AR zoning welcomes all home types - single-wide, double-wide, or modular
Tiny home paradise: Join the minimalist movement in the high desert
Earth ship design: Self-sufficient home using thermal mass and solar orientation
Container homes: Modern affordable housing using shipping containers
Off-grid sanctuary: Solar power, rainwater harvesting, and complete self-sufficiency
RV living headquarters: Full-time RV living allowed while you build or as permanent lifestyle
Multi-generational compound: Room for main house, guest houses, and mother-in-law quarters
Agricultural and Livestock Paradise:
Horse property excellence: Keep horses, build stables, arenas, and riding trails
Cattle ranching: Small-scale cattle operations allowed on your acreage
Goat and sheep operations: Perfect for brush control and small livestock
Chicken farming: Egg production or meat birds for personal use or sales
Desert agriculture: Drought-resistant crops like jojoba, agave, or prickly pear
Greenhouse operations: Year-round growing with controlled environment
Beekeeping: Desert wildflowers produce exceptional honey
Orchard potential: Pomegranates, figs, and dates thrive in desert climate
Medicinal herb cultivation: Desert-adapted herbs for personal or commercial use
Recreation and Business Opportunities:
Workshop paradise: Build that dream workshop, art studio, or maker space
Classic car storage: Perfect climate for vehicle collections
Event venue potential: Desert weddings with Mount Tipton backdrop
Astronomy observatory: Dark skies perfect for serious stargazing
Photography studio: Natural light and dramatic landscapes
Off-road tour business: Gateway to thousands of acres of BLM land
RV and boat storage: Serve the massive storage needs in the area
Shooting sports: Safe backstops and no neighbors to disturb
Rock hounding tours: Area known for turquoise, agate, and jasper
Camping and glamping: Develop unique desert accommodations
Investment and Development Potential:
Land banking: Hold for appreciation as Vegas continues expanding eastward
Future I-11 corridor: Planned Phoenix-to-Vegas interstate increases values
Solar farm development: Excellent solar resources for energy production
Wind energy potential: Consistent desert winds for small turbines
Vacation rental: Proximity to Grand Canyon and Vegas attractions
Subdivision potential: Future development as area grows
Commercial agriculture: Roadside stands allowed for selling products
Eco-tourism development: Growing market for sustainable desert experiences
Conservation easements: Potential tax benefits while preserving land
Mining claims: Recreational prospecting for gold and minerals
Community Overview: Authentic Arizona Desert Living
Historic Dolan Springs Legacy:
Founded in the 1860S by John Dolan, an Irish immigrant who discovered a reliable spring in this arid landscape, Dolan Springs served as a crucial watering stop on the Beale Wagon Road. During the construction of Hoover Dam (1931-1936), the area housed workers and their families, creating a boom town atmosphere. Today, approximately 2,000 residents call Dolan Springs home, choosing desert freedom over urban restrictions.
Community Character:
Population density: Less than 15 people per square mile
Demographics: Mix of retirees, remote workers, artists, and desert enthusiasts
Community spirit: Monthly potlucks at the community center
Veterans presence: Strong military retiree community
Artist colony: Growing creative community drawn to desert inspiration
Off-grid pioneers: Leaders in sustainable desert living
Multi-generational families: Desert lifestyle passed down through generations
Local Services and Businesses:
Dolan Springs Market: Basic groceries, gas, and supplies
Dollar General: Convenient shopping for essentials
Local restaurants: Including pizza, Mexican food, and American fare
Auto repair: Local mechanics familiar with desert conditions
Propane delivery: Multiple suppliers serve the area
Water hauling services: Regular delivery schedules available
Contractors: Local builders experienced in desert construction
Well drillers: Specialists in local water table conditions
Meadview Services (30 minutes):
Meadview Market: Expanded grocery selection
Meadview Restaurant: Local gathering spot
RV parks: Full hookups available
Marina services: Boat repair and supplies
Post office: Full Usps services
Churches: Multiple denominations represented
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Desert Paradise
Welcome to Arizona's perfect high desert climate - where every season brings new beauty and outdoor opportunities at 3,100 feet elevation.
High Desert Climate Excellence:
Summer (June-August):
Daytime highs: 95-105°F (significantly cooler than Phoenix's 115°F+)
Nighttime lows: 65-75°F providing natural cooling
Monsoon season: July-August brings dramatic thunderstorms and 3-4 inches of rain
Humidity: Remains low even during monsoons
Perfect for: Early morning hikes, evening activities, pool season
Fall (September-November):
Daytime highs: 75-85°F - absolutely perfect weather
Nighttime lows: 45-55°F requiring light jackets
Clear skies: Best time for astronomy and photography
Ideal for: Construction projects, hiking, camping
Winter (December-February):
Daytime highs: 55-65°F - mild and comfortable
Nighttime lows: 30-40°F with rare light frost
Snow: Extremely rare, maybe dustings once every few years
Sunny days: 85% sunshine even in winter
Perfect for: All outdoor activities, winter visitors
Spring (March-May):
Daytime highs: 70-85°F - spectacular desert weather
Nighttime lows: 40-55°F
Wildflower season: March-April brings carpets of color
Wind: Occasional spring winds 15-25 mph
Ideal for: Everything - best overall weather of the year
Historical Context: Standing Where Legends Walked
Your property sits in the heart of the Old West's most storied landscape, where Native Americans, Spanish explorers, mountain men, prospectors, and pioneers all left their indelible marks.
Ancient Indigenous Heritage:
Southern Paiute homeland for over 1,000 years
Hualapai territory extending to Grand Canyon
Ancient trade routes connecting Colorado River to interior
Seasonal hunting camps and gathering areas
Petroglyphs and archaeological sites throughout region
Sacred sites in surrounding mountains
Traditional pinyon pine nut harvesting areas
Spanish Colonial Era (1540-1821):
1776 Dominguez-Escalante expedition passed nearby
Spanish Trail trade route established 1829
Pack trains carrying wool and goods to California
First European descriptions of Joshua trees
Spanish place names throughout region
Mission influence from New Mexico
Mountain Man Period (1820S-1840S):
Jedediah Smith explored area in 1826
Beaver trapping along Colorado River
Annual rendezvous in nearby valleys
Kit Carson and other legends traveled through
Established trails later used by pioneers
Mining Boom Era (1860S-1940S):
Gold discovered in Cerbat Mountains 1863
Silver strikes in Black Mountains
Chloride founded as oldest mining town
Over 1,000 mining claims filed
Famous mines: Golconda, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Chinese miners introduced dry washing techniques
Mining camps: Mineral Park, Cerbat, Stockton
Transportation History:
Beale Wagon Road (1857) passed through area
Mojave Road connected to California
Camp Beale Springs military outpost nearby
Butterfield Overland Mail route
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad (1883) through Kingman
Route 66 (1926) brought tourism boom
Modern I-40 follows historic corridors
Hoover Dam Era (1931-1936):
Worker camps throughout region
Dolan Springs population boom
Infrastructure development
Roads improved for dam construction
Power lines extended into desert
Water system planning began
Economic transformation of region
Modern Military Presence:
Kingman Army Airfield (Wwii) trained 35,000 gunners
Yucca Army Airfield nearby
Desert training for North Africa campaign
Post-war aircraft storage and scrapping
Veterans chose area for retirement
Military appreciation strong in community
Investment Potential and Market Analysis
Arizona Desert Land Investment Advantages:
Population Growth Driving Demand:
Arizona adds 200+ new residents daily
Phoenix metro expanding eastward rapidly
Las Vegas metro expanding southward
Climate migration from cold states accelerating
Remote work enabling rural living
Retirement wave seeking affordable desert
Strategic Location Factors:
Future I-11 corridor Phoenix to Vegas
Planned alignment near your property
Expected completion by 2035
Property values along route increasing
Development pressure building now
Smart money buying before announcement
Market Comparison Analysis:
Your price: $7,999 for 1.07 acres
Kingman lots: $15,000+ for 0.25 acres
Las Vegas fringe: $50,000+ per acre
Phoenix fringe: $35,000+ per acre
Lake Havasu: $40,000+ for similar size
Sedona area: $100,000+ per acre
Recreation Economy Growth:
Grand Canyon West: 1 million+ annual visitors
Lake Mead: 7 million+ annual visitors
Outdoor recreation: $21.2 billion Arizona industry
Adventure tourism: 15% annual growth
RV travel: Record growth post-2020
Glamping market: Exploding demand
Investment Timeline Potential:
Year 1-2: Infrastructure news drives interest
Year 3-5: I-11 construction begins
Year 5-7: Development pressure increases
Year 7-10: Major appreciation expected
Year 10+: Established corridor values
Tax Advantages:
Low property tax: Just $31.90 annually
No state income tax if Nevada resident
Agricultural exemptions possible
Home business deductions
Solar incentives available
Conservation easement options
Emergency Services and Safety: Your Peace of Mind
Fire Protection Services:
Dolan Springs Fire District:
Station located on Pierce Ferry Road
Volunteer firefighters with modern equipment
Average response time: 15-20 minutes
Mutual aid agreements with neighboring districts
Wildland fire suppression capabilities
Community CPR and first aid training
Fire Safety Requirements:
Defensible space: 30 feet minimum
Fire-resistant construction materials recommended
Address signs required for 911
Access roads 12 feet wide minimum
Water storage encouraged for firefighting
Annual fire inspections available
Law Enforcement:
Mohave County Sheriff's Office:
Substation in Meadview
Regular patrols through area
Response time: 20-30 minutes typical
Community policing programs
Neighborhood watch active
Crime rate very low
Arizona Highway Patrol:
Coverage on major highways
Commercial vehicle enforcement
Accident investigation
Air rescue coordination
Speed enforcement
DUI checkpoints
Medical Services:
Emergency Medical Response:
AMR Ambulance from Kingman
Air ambulance available
Response time: 20-30 minutes
Paramedic level service
Trauma stabilization
Transport to Kingman Regional
Medical Facilities:
Kingman Regional Medical Center (51 miles)
Level III trauma center
Emergency department
Cardiac care unit
Cancer treatment center
Surgical services
Helipad on site
Kingman Immediate Care (51 miles)
Walk-in clinic
X-ray and lab services
Minor emergency treatment
Prescriptions available
Open 7 days
Valley View Medical Center (75 miles)
Full service hospital
Emergency services
Specialty care
Located in Fort Mohave
Veterinary Services:
Kingman Animal Hospital
Emergency vet services
Large animal vets available
Mobile vet services
Livestock specialists
Zoning and Building Information: Maximum Freedom to Build Your Dream
Agriculture Residential (Ar) Zone Benefits:
Permitted Uses - Your Freedom List:
Single-family residences unlimited size
Guest houses and casitas
Manufactured homes (any age)
Mobile homes welcomed
Modular homes
Tiny homes (no minimum size)
RVs as permanent residences
Agricultural buildings unlimited
Barns and stables
Workshops and garages
Greenhouses
Storage buildings
Home-based businesses
Roadside produce stands
Livestock and poultry
Horses and large animals
Crop production
Nursery operations
Building Requirements - Simple and Fair:
Building permits required for structures
Setbacks: 25 feet from property lines
Height limit: 50 feet (plenty for any home)
No architectural review committee
No design restrictions
No timeline to build
No CCRs or deed restrictions
Owner-builder permitted
Manufactured homes any year model
Permit Process Simplified:
Building permit: $300-1,000 typical
Plan review: 2-3 weeks
Septic permit: $300-500
Electrical permit: $100-200
Well permit: $150
Address assignment: Free
Total permits under $2,000 typical
Off-Grid Building Friendly:
Solar systems encouraged
Composting toilets allowed
Rainwater harvesting legal
Alternative building materials Ok
Earth homes permitted
Straw bale construction allowed
Container homes acceptable
No utility connection required
Utilities and Infrastructure: Modern Desert Living Made Easy
Power Solutions - Multiple Options:
Grid Power Connection:
Mohave Electric Cooperative serves area
Power poles visible west of property
Connection cost: $15-25 per foot typical
Basic service connection: $2,000-5,000
Monthly bills average: $100-150
Net metering available for solar
Solar Power Excellence:
285+ sunny days annually
6.5-7 peak sun hours daily
Solar panel efficiency: 15-20% higher than cloudy areas
System costs: $10,000-20,000 for full home
Federal tax credit: 30% of system cost
Payback period: 5-8 years typical
Battery backup systems available
Wind Power Potential:
Average wind speed: 10-12 mph
Small turbines effective
Best as supplement to solar
Costs: $3,000-8,000 for small systems
Combines well with solar
Water Solutions Detailed:
Well Drilling Information:
Typical depth: 200-400 feet in area
Static water level: 150-250 feet
Drilling cost: $35-50 per foot
Total well cost: $10,000-20,000 complete
Pump systems: $2,000-5,000
Well permits: $150 from Adwr
Licensed drillers available locally
Water Hauling Alternative:
Common starter solution
2,500-gallon tank: $1,500-2,500
Water delivery: $125-150 per 2,000 gallons
Monthly usage: 2,000-3,000 gallons typical
Local haulers on regular routes
Gravity feed systems work well
Rainwater Harvesting:
Legal in Arizona with no restrictions
9-10 inches annual rainfall
1,000 sq ft roof 5,500 gallons/year
Storage tanks: $500-2,000
First flush diverters recommended
Excellent for landscaping use
Septic System Requirements:
Conventional Systems:
Soil percolation tests required
System size based on bedrooms
Cost: $4,000-8,000 installed
Permit fees: $300-500
Licensed installers required
20-30 year lifespan typical
Alternative Systems:
Composting toilets allowed
Greywater systems permitted
Costs: $1,500-5,000
Reduced water usage
Environmentally friendly
Good for off-grid homes
Communication Infrastructure:
Internet Options:
Starlink satellite: 50-200 Mbps speeds
Viasat: 25-100 Mbps available
HughesNet: 25 Mbps service
Cellular hotspots: 4G/5G coverage
T-Mobile/Verizon home internet
Costs: $50-150 monthly
Cellular Coverage:
Verizon: Strong coverage
AT&T: Good coverage
T-Mobile: Expanding 5G
Us Cellular: Basic coverage
Signal boosters effective
WiFi calling recommended
Emergency Communications:
911 service available
Amateur radio active
GMRS radios popular
Emergency alert system
Reverse 911 notifications
Nearby Attractions and Amenities: Your Adventure Playground
Natural Wonders Within 2 Hours:
Grand Canyon West (52 minutes):
Skywalk glass bridge experience
Eagle Point and Guano Point
Hualapai Ranch western town
Helicopter tours to river
White water rafting trips
Native American performances
Gift shops and restaurants
Photography services
Annual events and powwows
Lake Mead National Recreation Area (60 miles):
Boulder Beach swimming
Temple Bar Marina full services
South Cove boat launch
Willow Beach fishing
Black Canyon water trail
Historic Railroad Tunnel Trail
Valley of Fire connection
Desert bighorn viewing areas
Ranger programs
Colorado River Adventures:
Black Canyon rafting
Emerald Cave kayaking
Willow Beach trout fishing
River camping permits
Jet boat tours
Fishing guide services
Beach camping areas
Wildlife viewing tours
Mount Tipton Wilderness (25 miles):
7,148-foot summit hikes
Technical climbing routes
Backpacking opportunities
Wildlife viewing
Wilderness camping
Photography locations
Cooler summer temperatures
Fall color displays
Historic Mining Sites:
Chloride Ghost Town (45 miles)
Arizona's oldest mining camp
Preserved buildings
Antique shops
Saturday gunfights (summer)
Mining museum
RV camping
Oatman (65 miles)
Wild burros roam streets
Daily gunfight shows
Historic Oatman Hotel
Mining museum
Gift shops
Motorcycle destination
Mineral Park (40 miles)
Ghost town ruins
Active turquoise mining
Rockhounding areas
Historic cemetery
Photo opportunities
Recreation and Entertainment:
Las Vegas (88 miles):
World-class shows nightly
Celebrity chef restaurants
Premium outlet shopping
Professional sports teams
Convention centers
Art galleries and museums
Fremont Street Experience
Red Rock Canyon
Valley of Fire State Park
Laughlin (80 miles):
Colorado River casinos
Riverside concerts
Water taxi service
Outlet shopping
Golf courses
River beaches
Jet ski rentals
Annual events
Motorcycle rallies
Kingman (51 miles):
Historic Route 66 Museum
Locomotive Park
Mohave Museum of History
Downtown antique shops
Beale Street historic district
Community events
Thunder-Rode Harley dealership
Annual car shows
Andy Devine Days
Local Desert Adventures:
BLM land unlimited access
OHV designated areas
Rockhounding locations
Desert hiking trails
Wildlife photography
Stargazing sites
Prospecting areas
Camping spots
Hunting units
Mineral Rights and Prospecting Opportunities
Your Prospecting Paradise:
Surface Rights Include:
Recreational prospecting allowed
Metal detecting permitted
Dry washing for gold
Rock collecting legal
No mining claims on property
Common minerals yours
Decorative stone harvesting
Specimen collecting
Area Mining History:
Gold production: 500,000+ ounces historic
Silver: 2 million+ ounces produced
Copper: Significant production
Turquoise: Still actively mined
Lead and zinc deposits
Tungsten occurrences
Uranium prospects (inactive)
Gemstone locations nearby
Modern Prospecting:
Gold nuggets still found
Placer deposits in washes
Lode gold in quartz veins
Turquoise specimens
Agate and jasper
Apache tears (obsidian)
Desert roses (gypsum)
Copper minerals
Prospecting Clubs:
Mohave County Prospectors active
GPAA chapters nearby
Annual outings organized
Claims available to lease
Equipment rentals
Training
Transportation and Access Networks
Road Infrastructure:
Property Access:
16th Street dirt road entry
County-maintained roads nearby
All-weather access possible
4WD recommended but not required
Grading available locally
Materials (Dg) readily available
Road improvement allowed
No road association fees
Regional Connectivity:
US Highway 93: Major north-south route
Pierce Ferry Road: Lake Mead access
Interstate 40: 45 miles south
Route 66: Historic highway through Kingman
Interstate 515: Las Vegas connection
Future I-11: Planned nearby routing
Public Transportation:
Greyhound: Kingman station
Regional shuttles to Vegas
Airport shuttles available
Medical transport services
No local bus service
Uber/Lyft in Kingman only
Aviation Access:
Kingman Airport (51 miles)
Charter flights
Flight training
Aircraft maintenance
Fuel services
Hangar rentals
Las Vegas McCarran (88 miles)
Major international airport
All commercial carriers
Direct flights worldwide
Rental cars available
Airport shuttles
Grand Canyon West Airport
Tour flights
Helicopter services
Scenic flights
No commercial service
Soil Analysis and Building Conditions
Professional Soil Classification:
Arizo-Kokan Complex Characteristics:
Well-draining sandy and gravelly soils
Minimal clay content prevents expansion
Excellent percolation for septic systems
Stable foundation support to 60+ inches
Low corrosivity to concrete and steel
Natural desert pavement reduces erosion
Suitable for all construction types
No special engineering required
Building Site Advantages:
Multiple level areas for placement
Natural drainage away from structures
No flood plain restrictions
Bedrock 60+ inches deep
No caliche layer problems
Easy excavation conditions
Suitable for basements
Pool installation possible
Septic Suitability:
Percolation rates ideal
No high water table
Standard systems work well
Alternative systems allowed
Greywater dispersal excellent
No special requirements
Long system life expected
Multiple locations suitable
Local Desert Adventures:
BLM land unlimited access
OHV designated areas
Rockhounding locations
Desert hiking trails
Wildlife photography
Stargazing sites
Prospecting areas
Camping spots
Hunting units
Transform Your Life with Options That Work for ANY Budget:
LIGHTNING Deal - Cash Price: $7,999 (plus $250 doc fee)
Save Thousands off regular market prices
Immediate ownership with warranty deed and clear title
No banks, no credit checks, no financing hassles
Close in as fast as 24 hours - start camping This Weekend
Pay with cashier's check, wire transfer, or credit card
Title insurance available for additional protection
100% transparent - no hidden fees or surprises Ever
Owner Financing - The American Dream Made Easy:
Get Started for Just $437 Total:
$187 down payment
$250 one-time documentation fee
That's It to own land Today
Monthly payments: Just $187 for 60 months
Less than most people spend on coffee and lunch
Fixed payment - never increases
No interest charges - Zero percent
Total financed amount: $11,220
Why Our Financing Destroys Traditional Loans:
NO credit checks - your land secures itself
NO bank approval needed - we ARE the bank
NO prepayment penalties - pay off anytime
NO employment verification required
NO tax returns or financial statements
EVERYONE qualifies - even with bankruptcies
Pricing and Financing: Make Your Dream Affordable
Cash Price: $7,999 (plus $250 doc fee)
Immediate ownership with clear title
No financing hassles or interest
Quick closing for immediate use
Owner Financing Available:
$187 down + $250 doc fee ($437 total to start)
$187/month for 60 months
Zero interest charges
No credit checks required
No prepayment penalties
Everyone qualifies
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Complete confidence in your investment with no-questions-asked refund policy.
How to Secure Your Desert Paradise
Your Journey to Land Ownership is Simple:
Choose Your Option - Cash purchase or easy monthly payments
Simple Documentation - Electronic signing for your convenience
Quick Ownership - Property is yours immediately after signing
Easy Management - Online payment portal for financing
Start Your Adventure - Begin planning your desert dream
What You Get:
Clear title and warranty deed
Complete property documentation
GPS coordinates and directions
Expert guidance throughout process
Ongoing support after purchase
Ready to Claim Your Desert Freedom?
This is your chance to own a piece of the authentic American Southwest just 88 miles from Vegas. While others are trapped in HOA subdivisions or priced out of the market, you can secure your desert sanctuary today.
The Smart Money is Moving Now. Properties in Dolan Springs with this combination of:
No HOA restrictions
Proximity to Lake Mead and Grand Canyon
Power access nearby
AR zoning flexibility
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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
3.7 mi
Turn right onto US-93 N
10.9 mi
Turn right onto Pierce Ferry Rd
8.4 mi
Turn right onto W 15th St
2.8 mi
Turn left onto Pellet Dr
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