0.21 acres in Mohave County, Arizona
: 0.21-Acre Parcel in Mohave County, AZ, 24 Miles to Kingman
0.21 acres$125 a month$2,200 cash
- APN
- 333-18-548
- Land size
- 0.21 acres
- County
- Mohave County
- State
- Arizona
- Coordinates
- 35.44670, -113.85115
- Elevation
- 3,173 ft
- Nearest towns
- Kingman
About this property
A 0.21-acre parcel in open desert country, Mohave County, AZ. 24 miles to Kingman.
This 0.21-acre parcel sits in open desert country, shrub and scrub cover, long views, at 3,173 ft elevation. Dirt county roads. APN 333-18-548, Mohave County, AZ. Kingman is 24 miles away, about 36 minutes. Autobahn 66 restaurant is 4 miles, 9 minutes. Northern Arizona Fire District Station 36 is 10 miles, 17 minutes. Kings 66 fuel is 17 miles, 24 minutes. Summers run hot, highs near 97 to 99. Winters stay mild, lows near 35 to 36. Rainfall averages 7.2 inches a year. Good for sunrise coffee, stargazing, and room for an RV or a build. Reserve this parcel with the down payment and a simple agreement. The pin on the map marks the exact coordinates.
Location
Satellite · Google MapsThe pin marks the listed coordinates. Parcel boundaries come from the county assessor; use the APN on the county's GIS map to see them.
How Reserving Your Parcel Works
Buying land doesn't have to be complicated. Here's what to expect from start to finish:
Step 1: Reserve Your Parcel
Click Reserve on the listing and securely pay the required down payment plus the one-time document fee. This gets the process started.
Step 2: Provide Your Information & Sign the Agreement
We'll collect the information needed to prepare your Purchase Agreement. You'll receive it by email for electronic signature. The agreement clearly outlines the purchase price, payment terms, and refund conditions.
Step 3: Make Your Payments
Make your monthly payments securely online according to the agreed terms. Want to pay the balance early? There's no prepayment penalty.
Step 4: Receive Your Deed
Once the property is paid in full, or immediately for a cash purchase, where applicable, the deed can be recorded with the county in your name. You'll have a public record confirming your ownership.
Ask about this parcel
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