Smart Arizona Land Near Kingman
Kingman, AZ 86401
Mohave County, Arizona
Land Description
This 0.53-Acre parcel sits just outside Kingman, offering the kind of clean, flexible land that experienced buyers look for when they want optionality without chaos. It's sized right for both usability and long-term value, not a cramped lot and not an overbuilt liability.
The setting is classic high-desert Arizona-open skies, long sightlines, and space that feels breathable. It's the type of land that works equally well as a quiet personal use parcel or a strategic hold positioned near an established town.
Zoned as vacant agricultural land, this property supports both agricultural use and a residential dwelling with permits. That dual-use flexibility matters for buyers who think in terms of options, not single outcomes.
You can camp short term, bring in a mobile home with permits, or simply hold while the surrounding area continues to mature. There's no pressure to rush a build or force a concept that doesn't fit your timeline.
For buyers who already own property and understand land cycles, this is the kind of parcel that quietly does its job-simple, usable, and positioned near real infrastructure.
Why Kingman Makes Sense
Kingman is one of Northern Arizona's most practical high-desert hubs. Historic Route 66 roots combine with hospitals, shopping, rail service, and highway access, creating a town that actually functions instead of just existing on a map.
The location radiates outward to major destinations. Day trips to the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, Lake Havasu, Laughlin, and Las Vegas are realistic, making Kingman an effective base rather than a dead end.
From an ownership perspective, Kingman-area land remains affordable with relatively low carrying costs. That allows you to hold land without pressure while maintaining flexibility on when-or if-you develop.
Why This Property Stands Out
Half-Acre Scale With Real Utility
0.53 acres gives you breathing room for agriculture, a residence, or future improvements without overextending capital.
Dual-Use Zoning Flexibility
Vacant agricultural zoning allows both agricultural activity and a residential dwelling with permits-rare optionality in one parcel.
Near-Town Positioning
Close enough to Kingman for supplies and services, far enough to retain open desert character and privacy.
Mobile Home & Camping Options
Mobile homes are allowed with permits, and camping/RV use is permitted short term-use it now while planning later.
Investor-Friendly Entry Point
Priced for accessibility with owner financing, making it easy to deploy capital without tying up liquidity.
Property Highlights
Apn: 333-21-121
Acreage: 0.53 acres
County: Mohave County, Az
Address: Kingman, AZ 86401
Gps Center: 35.4466, -113.83815
Zoning: Vacant Agricultural Land
Allowed Uses: Agricultural + residential dwelling (with permits)
Camping / RV: Allowed with permit after 30 days
Mobile Home: Allowed with permits
HOA: Yes
Sale Price: $2,881
Owner Financing Available
$317 to get started (first month + doc fee)
$59 per month for 47 months
No credit checks
Simple, straightforward terms
This is a clean, flexible half-acre positioned for buyers who value stability, optionality, and long-term upside over hype.
Why This Property Stands Out:
HIGH-DESERT Kingman Location With Big-Sky Views: Located in Kingman, this property places you squarely in classic high-desert Arizona-wide open skies, expansive horizons, and dramatic sunsets that never get old. The elevation brings cooler evenings, clear nights perfect for stargazing, and that quiet desert stillness that's increasingly hard to find.
EASY Access To Historic Route 66 And Local Amenities: Kingman blends Old West character with modern convenience. Supplies, fuel, dining, medical services, and hardware are nearby without sacrificing space or privacy.
MULTIPLE Outdoor Recreation Options In Every Direction: Lake Mead, the Colorado River, and the Cerbat and Hualapai Mountains provide boating, fishing, hiking, hunting, and off-road access within realistic driving distance.
ROOM To Use Now, Improve Later: The parcel supports camping, staging equipment, agricultural use, or future residential plans without forcing immediate development.
LOW-PRESSURE Ownership With High Optionality: Camp, hold, build, or invest. This land adapts to your strategy instead of locking you into one path.
About Kingman:
Kingman isn't just a desert town on the map - it's a strategic high-desert hub where space, access, and real optionality come together. With historic Route 66 roots, massive public land access, and proximity to some of the Southwest's most iconic destinations, Kingman works exceptionally well as an adventure basecamp, long-term hold, or flexible-use property for people who value freedom over congestion.
UNMATCHED Access To Public Land And Open Space:
Kingman is surrounded by enormous stretches of BLM land, state trust land, and rugged backcountry that invite exploration by truck, Atv, dirt bike, or on foot.
DESERT-To-RIVER Recreation Variety:
Quick access to the Colorado River system around Laughlin, Bullhead City, and Lake Mohave delivers boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming alongside high-desert solitude.
ROUTE 66 Character With Real Infrastructure:
Grocery stores, hospitals, schools, rail service, and regional access make Kingman viable for real life-not just occasional visits.
FOUR-SEASON High-Desert Climate Advantage:
Cooler summers, crisp winters, and comfortable shoulder seasons keep land usable year-round.
STRATEGIC Southwest Basecamp Location:
Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon, Lake Havasu, Hoover Dam, and Las Vegas all sit within realistic reach.
LOW Carrying Costs Preserve Optionality:
Lower taxes and minimal ongoing expenses allow owners to hold land without pressure or rushed decisions.
A Culture That Understands Space And Independence:
Kingman attracts people who value room to move, self-reliance, and land they can actually use.
Kingman stands out because it supports exploration, holding, building, camping, and future plans equally well.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
Directions to Land
When driving from Kingman, head west on I-40 toward Needles.
Take an exit serving the western Kingman area.
Follow local roads north toward the desert parcels.
Continue as pavement transitions to dirt roads leading into open land.
Proceed toward the GPS point 35.4466, -113.83815.
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