2.35 Acres Next to Wildlife Refuge
South Desert View Road : Yucca, AZ 86438
Mohave County, Arizona
Land Description
2.35 Acres Near Colorado River -- Desert Recreation Paradise Under Endless Arizona Skies
Property Snapshot: Your Mohave Desert Basecamp Awaits
This exceptional 2.35-Acre recreational parcel sits at GPS coordinates 34.919516, -114.067729 in the heart of Mohave County's legendary adventure corridor, positioned at approximately 1,850 feet elevation where the Mohave Desert landscape transforms into a recreation wonderland. Designated as Ag/Vacant Land Non-Profit under APN 208-23-016, this buildable rural property delivers direct dirt road access via Desert View Rd with power infrastructure already positioned at the roadside -- a rare combination for off-grid enthusiasts seeking convenient utilities without sacrificing remote privacy.
With remarkably low annual property taxes of just $29.30 per year, no HOA or POA restrictions limiting your vision, and no flood zone concerns, this level to gently sloping desert terrain offers multiple potential building sites for your RV setup, mobile home placement, or custom off-grid solar homestead. Mineral rights convey with the property, and the high desert composition features classic Mohave basin soils perfect for septic system installation, well water development, and agricultural pursuits that thrive in Arizona's 300-Plus days of annual sunshine.
Location Benefits: Strategic Choice for Arizona River Country Living
27 miles southwest to Kingman -- Mohave County's vibrant hub with population exceeding 31,000 residents, offering Kingman Regional Medical Center, Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, and full-service amenities along historic Route 66 corridor where small-town charm meets modern convenience
45 miles southeast to Lake Havasu City -- Renowned Colorado River destination with 58,000+ residents, famous London Bridge landmark, multiple full-service marinas including Lake Havasu Marina and Nautical Beachfront Resort, championship bass fishing tournaments, and thriving tourism economy supporting year-round recreation
47 miles south to Needles, California -- Colorado River gateway community providing Needles Marina boat launch facilities, camping supply outfitters, and Interstate 40 access connecting you to California's desert recreation network
55 miles north to Laughlin, Nevada -- Glittering casino resort destination on the Colorado River with population approaching 8,000, featuring Harrah's Laughlin, Golden Nugget, Tropicana properties, championship golf courses, and Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport just across the river
59 miles north to Bullhead City, Arizona -- Fast-growing river town exceeding 41,000 residents with Western Arizona Regional Medical Center, extensive shopping districts, Colorado River marinas, and serving as the Arizona gateway to Laughlin's entertainment corridor
12 miles to Havasu National Wildlife Refuge boundaries -- 37,515 acres of protected Colorado River habitat where 318 documented bird species including great blue herons, snowy egrets, bald eagles, and peregrine falcons create an internationally recognized birding paradise
8 miles to Colorado River access points -- Launch your boat, kayak, or paddleboard into one of America's most iconic waterways where striped bass, largemouth bass, catfish, and bluegill provide world-class fishing opportunities year-round
This strategic location positions you within the Kingman-Lake Havasu City growth corridor, where Mohave County population has surged 28% over the past decade as remote workers, retirees, and recreation enthusiasts discover Arizona's affordable desert lifestyle with premium river access.
Property Features: High Desert Canvas for Your Vision
The terrain presents classic Mohave Desert topography with level to gently rolling elevation changes maximizing panoramic viewsheds across the surrounding basin and range landscape -- ideal buildable conditions for residential construction, RV parking pads, or agricultural operations. The high desert soil composition features well-draining sandy loam with scattered desert pavement sections, providing excellent foundation stability for septic system installation and supporting native vegetation including creosote bush, brittlebush, and various cacti species that thrive without irrigation.
Natural drainage patterns flow southwest following the regional gradient toward the Colorado River valley, ensuring your building sites remain elevated above any seasonal water movement. Solar energy potential in this region averages an exceptional 6.5 to 7.0 kWh per square meter per day -- among the highest solar radiation values in the continental United States -- making off-grid photovoltaic systems incredibly efficient for powering your desert retreat year-round.
Wind resources follow typical Mohave Desert patterns with prevailing southwest breezes during summer months providing natural cooling, while the property's elevation and exposure create multiple ideal building site locations for capturing winter sun exposure and summer shade positioning. The road frontage along Desert View Rd delivers convenient access while maintaining the private, remote character that defines authentic Arizona ranch and farm country living.
Colorado River Recreation Paradise: Your Water Sports and Fishing Wonderland
The legendary Colorado River flows just 8 miles from your property boundaries, offering unlimited access to 1,450 miles of interconnected waterways that define Southwest recreation culture. The nearby Havasu National Wildlife Refuge section provides some of the most pristine and protected river corridor in the entire Colorado River system, where Topock Marsh and Topock Gorge create a stunning 4,000-Acre wetland oasis supporting massive populations of waterfowl during Pacific Flyway migration seasons -- over 250,000 ducks and geese winter here annually.
Boaters launch from multiple access points including Park Moabi Regional Park Marina 12 miles south (offering 600 boat slips, fuel dock, and camping facilities), Needles Marina 15 miles south (full-service launch ramp, boat rentals, and fishing guide services), and Golden Shores launch ramp 18 miles north providing free public access to Lake Havasu's southern reaches. Fishing enthusiasts target trophy striped bass exceeding 40 pounds, largemouth bass tournaments hosted by Lake Havasu Marina, channel catfish, flathead catfish, bluegill, and rainbow trout stocked seasonally in cooler river sections.
Kayaking and paddleboarding through Topock Gorge's dramatic volcanic rock formations creates an unforgettable wilderness experience just minutes from your basecamp, while jet skiing, wakeboarding, and water skiing dominate summer recreation on Lake Havasu's open waters 25 miles southeast. The Bureau of Land Management maintains the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center 14 miles away, offering interpretive programs, birding guides, and detailed maps of the 300-Plus documented species including bald eagles nesting along winter river corridors, great egrets stalking the marshes, and endangered Yuma clapper rails hiding in dense cattail stands.
Land Use Possibilities: Your Vision, Unlimited
Residential Freedom: This 2.35-Acre canvas supports multiple dwelling options perfectly suited to Arizona's desert climate. Build an off-grid tiny home powered by solar panels soaking up 300+ days of annual sunshine. Park a manufactured home or mobile home for affordable year-round living with mountain views stretching to the horizon. Establish RV living quarters as your basecamp for Colorado River adventures, or construct a custom cabin designed for stargazing from your private deck under dark skies unmarred by light pollution.
Agricultural Ventures: The flat terrain and extended growing season create opportunities for specialized desert cultivation. Establish a permaculture garden featuring drought-tolerant crops like prickly pear cactus, agave, and native mesquite. Graze small livestock such as goats or sheep adapted to arid conditions. Install greenhouse structures to extend your growing capabilities while protecting plants from intense summer heat. The minimal annual taxes of $29.30 make agricultural experimentation financially accessible.
Recreational Paradise: Transform your acreage into the ultimate outdoor adventure hub. Create designated camping areas for primitive tent sites or glamping setups. Establish ATV staging grounds connecting to nearby BLM land and historic Mohave Road trails. Build hunting blinds for seasonal game pursuits, or construct photography platforms targeting the 300+ bird species inhabiting adjacent Havasu National Wildlife Refuge.
Business and Investment: Capitalize on growing recreation tourism by developing vacation rental camping sites. Offer secure RV storage for snowbirds and river enthusiasts. Install solar arrays to generate renewable energy income. Create a specialized retreat center for astronomy groups seeking pristine dark sky conditions and privacy found only in secluded desert locations.
Community and Lifestyle: Authentic AZ Living
Welcome to the authentic Western frontier where wide-open spaces define daily existence. This region of Mohave County embraces low-density living -- your nearest neighbors respect the unspoken desert code of privacy and independence. The community attracts self-reliant individuals: off-grid pioneers, river recreation enthusiasts, and those seeking genuine escape from urban congestion.
Modern conveniences remain accessible without sacrificing your secluded sanctuary. Kingman (27 miles) provides full grocery stores, medical facilities, and hardware supplies. Lake Havasu City (45 miles) offers big-box retailers and specialized outdoor equipment shops. Laughlin, Nevada (55 miles) delivers casino entertainment, diverse dining, and concert venues when you crave civilization.
Local attitudes strongly favor personal land use freedom. No HOA dictates your choices. No restrictive covenants limit your vision. Whether you're hauling water via cistern system, installing solar panels, or parking multiple recreational vehicles, the prevailing philosophy celebrates individual liberty. This is Arizona land ownership as it was meant to be -- your property, your rules, your adventure unfolding under panoramic desert skies where the horizon stretches endlessly in every direction.
Climate and Terrain: Four-Season Paradise
Spring (March-May): Temperatures climb from pleasant 70-degree mornings to comfortable 85-degree afternoons. Wildflowers explode across the desert landscape following winter rains. Ideal season for construction projects, camping expeditions, and Colorado River kayaking before summer heat arrives. Average rainfall: 0.5 inches monthly.
Summer (June-August): Expect hot, dry conditions with highs reaching 105-110 degrees and lows around 75 degrees. Minimal humidity (typically 15-25%) makes heat more tolerable than humid climates. Perfect for early morning fishing trips and evening stargazing sessions when temperatures moderate. Monsoon storms occasionally deliver dramatic cloud formations and brief, intense rainfall.
Fall (September-November): Prime outdoor season arrives with daytime highs dropping to 75-90 degrees and crisp nights around 50-60 degrees. Crystal-clear skies provide exceptional visibility for wildlife photography and astronomy. Extended frost-free days (typically 240+ annually) allow continued gardening and comfortable camping through November.
Winter (December-February): Mild winters feature daytime temperatures of 55-65 degrees with nighttime lows occasionally dipping to 35-40 degrees. Annual sunshine exceeds 300 days. Total annual precipitation averages just 4-6 inches, ensuring excellent conditions for year-round construction and outdoor recreation.
Terrain Analysis: The flat topography offers exceptional building stability with excellent natural drainage patterns. Minimal slope simplifies foundation work and reduces grading costs. Desert soil composition supports various structure types from permanent dwellings to temporary camping platforms.
Wildlife Spectacular: Your Daily Entertainment
Your 2.35 acres borders one of Arizona's most biodiverse corridors, where Havasu National Wildlife Refuge supports an extraordinary array of species visible from your property.
Large Mammals: Desert bighorn sheep navigate rocky outcroppings with breathtaking agility. Mule deer browse during dawn and dusk hours, their large ears constantly scanning for danger. Wild burros -- descendants of prospector pack animals -- occasionally wander through, embodying the region's frontier heritage.
Predators: Coyotes serenade campsites with haunting nighttime choruses. Kit foxes hunt rodents across moonlit terrain. Bobcats prowl silently through desert scrub, their spotted coats providing perfect camouflage.
Raptors: Golden eagles soar on thermal currents, scanning for prey with legendary vision. Red-tailed hawks perch atop saguaro cacti. Great horned owls patrol after dark, their distinctive hooting echoing across the landscape.
Reptiles: Desert tortoises lumber through sparse vegetation during active seasons. Chuckwalla lizards sun themselves on warm rocks. Gila monsters -- one of only two venomous lizards in North America -- occasionally appear during spring months, their beaded skin displaying striking orange and black patterns that make them prized photography subjects for wildlife enthusiasts.
Historical Context: Standing Where Ancient Peoples and Pioneers Walked
Long before dirt roads and power lines traced across this Mohave County landscape, the Mojave, Chemehuevi, and Hualapai peoples called this Colorado River corridor home for thousands of years. Archaeological evidence suggests continuous human habitation dating back over 10,000 years, with these indigenous nations developing sophisticated irrigation systems and trade networks that stretched from the Pacific Coast to the pueblo communities of New Mexico.
The legendary Mohave Road, portions of which wind through this region today, began as an ancient indigenous trail before Spanish explorers like Juan Bautista de Anza traversed it in 1774. By the 1850S, this route became a critical artery for American westward expansion, with pioneers, prospectors, and the U.S. Army establishing way stations across the harsh desert terrain. Fort Mojave, established in 1859 just 60 miles north, protected travelers and marked the federal government's commitment to controlling this strategic corridor.
The late 1800S brought mining fever to Mohave County, with gold, silver, and turquoise discoveries transforming sleepy outposts into booming camps. The arrival of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in 1883 (later becoming Route 66) revolutionized regional development, connecting remote desert communities to national markets. By the 1930S, the construction of Hoover Dam fundamentally altered the Colorado River's character, creating Lake Mead and establishing the recreational economy that defines the region today.
Within 50 miles of your property, you'll find the historic mining town of Oatman (23 miles), where wild burros still roam streets once walked by Clark Gable, and the Route 66 Museum in Kingman (27 miles), preserving the Mother Road's golden age. This land connects you to millennia of human stories written across an unforgiving but magnificent landscape.
Investment Potential: Smart Money Moves to Arizona Desert
Arizona continues ranking among America's fastest-growing states, with over 120,000 new residents arriving annually -- that's 330 people per day choosing Arizona's tax-friendly climate, outdoor lifestyle, and business opportunities. The U.S. Census Bureau reports Arizona's population increased 11.9% between 2010 and 2020, nearly double the national average, with projections showing sustained growth through 2040.
Mohave County specifically experienced 7.8% population growth over the past decade, driven primarily by retirees, remote workers, and recreation enthusiasts seeking affordable land near federal public lands and the Colorado River. Lake Havasu City, just 45 miles southeast, has emerged as one of the Southwest's premier recreation destinations, with tourism revenue exceeding $850 million annually and climbing steadily.
Several powerful appreciation catalysts make Mohave County land particularly attractive for long-term investment. Climate migration from expensive coastal markets continues accelerating, with California residents discovering that Arizona desert property costs 60-75% less than comparable acreage in Southern California. The permanent shift to remote work has liberated professionals from expensive urban centers, creating unprecedented demand for affordable land with internet access and recreational amenities. Proximity to Havasu National Wildlife Refuge and millions of acres of BLM land provides recreation access that cannot be replicated or diminished by future development.
Infrastructure improvements further strengthen investment potential. The Interstate 11 corridor project, connecting Phoenix to Las Vegas through western Arizona, will dramatically improve highway access to Mohave County properties. Cellular carriers continue expanding rural coverage, while Starlink satellite internet has eliminated the connectivity disadvantage that once limited remote property values.
Conservative appreciation projections suggest 4-6% annual increases for well-located Mohave County parcels, with properties offering power access, dirt road frontage, and recreation proximity often outperforming broader market trends. At $4,170 per acre, this property is priced below comparable listings while offering superior location advantages.
Utilities and Infrastructure: Off-Grid Freedom Meets Modern Convenience
Power: This property benefits from power available nearby at the road, providing the option for grid connection while maintaining off-grid flexibility. Mohave County receives an average 6.5 kWh/m²/day of solar radiation, making solar installation exceptionally efficient. A typical off-grid solar system (5-8 kW with battery storage) costs $15,000-$28,000 installed, generating sufficient power for RVs, campers, or small cabins. Grid access connection fees through Mohave Electric Cooperative typically range $3,000-$8,000 depending on distance. Generator backup systems (5-10 kW propane or diesel) cost $2,500-$6,000, providing reliable supplemental power.
Water: Well drilling in this Mohave County area typically reaches water at 200-400 feet, with drilling costs averaging $35-$55 per foot plus pump installation ($3,500-$6,500), totaling $12,000-$28,000 for a complete system. Yields generally range 5-15 Gpm, adequate for residential use. Alternatively, cistern systems (1,500-5,000 gallon capacity) cost $2,000-$8,000 installed, with water delivery services available from Kingman and Lake Havasu City at $150-$300 per load. Rainwater harvesting systems can supplement cistern storage during monsoon season.
Waste: Septic system installation for this property would cost $8,000-$15,000 for conventional systems, with alternative composting toilet systems available for $1,200-$3,500. Mohave County requires septic permits through the Environmental Health Department, with soil percolation testing determining system specifications.
Communication: Verizon and At&T provide cellular coverage in this area, with signal strength varying by terrain. Starlink satellite internet is available with no waitlist, offering 50-200 Mbps speeds for $120/Month plus $599 equipment cost, effectively eliminating the rural internet gap. Emergency communication via satellite phone remains advisable for remote desert locations.
Zoning and Building: Maximum Freedom on Your Terms
Zoned Ag/Vacant Land, this property offers exceptional development flexibility under Mohave County regulations. The agricultural designation permits residential construction without minimum square footage requirements, allowing everything from tiny homes sq ft) to substantial ranch-style residences (2,000+ sq ft). Architectural freedom means you can build modern desert contemporary, traditional Southwest adobe, rustic cabin styles, or industrial-modern designs without restrictive covenants. Multiple structures are permitted, including detached workshops, storage buildings, barns, and guest quarters. RV placement for recreational or temporary residential use is allowed, with no time restrictions on occupancy.
Agricultural and commercial allowances expand your property's potential significantly. Livestock options include cattle, horses, goats, sheep, chickens, and other farm animals without quantity restrictions for parcels over two acres. Crop production, whether for personal use or commercial sale, faces no zoning limitations. Home-based businesses operating from the property are permitted, including online retail, consulting services, and light manufacturing that doesn't create nuisance impacts. Event hosting for family gatherings, hunting camps, or small private events is allowed. Equipment and vehicle storage, including RVs, boats, ATVs, and commercial vehicles, faces no restrictions.
Development requirements remain reasonable and property-owner friendly. Building permits are processed through Mohave County Development Services, with typical residential permit fees ranging $800-$2,500 depending on project scope. Setbacks require structures to be set back 25 feet from property lines, with greater setbacks for septic systems (50-100 feet from wells). Well drilling requires permits through Arizona Department of Water Resources, while septic systems need county environmental health approval. Fire prevention measures, including defensible space clearing and potential water storage, may be required depending on structure type. Mineral rights and timber rights typically convey with the property unless previously severed, providing additional long-term value.
The county road and dirt road access via Desert View Rd provides legal ingress and egress, satisfying access requirements for building permits. This combination of zoning freedom and reasonable regulation creates ideal conditions for property owners seeking maximum flexibility without bureaucratic obstacles.
Nearby Attractions: Your Desert Adventure Headquarters
World-Class Recreation Within 2 Hours:
Lake Mead National Recreation Area (85 miles northeast) offers 1.5 million acres of dramatic desert and water recreation. With 247 square miles of open water on the Colorado River, you'll find world-class bass fishing, boating, and kayaking opportunities. The Hoover Dam, one of America's greatest engineering marvels, sits just beyond the lake offering guided tours and breathtaking views.
Grand Canyon West and the Skywalk (95 miles east) provide access to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Walk the glass-bottomed Skywalk suspended 4,000 feet above the canyon floor, or explore authentic Native American cultural experiences at Eagle Point.
Activities Within 1 Hour:
Havasu National Wildlife Refuge (15 miles south) protects 37,515 acres along the Colorado River corridor. Kayakers and birdwatchers flock here to observe over 300 species including great blue herons, bald eagles, and white pelicans. Launch points at Topock Marsh provide easy water access for fishing and paddling adventures.
Historic Route 66 and Mohave Road trails wind through this region offering legendary off-roading and ATV exploration across thousands of acres of open BLM land. These iconic routes deliver the authentic desert adventure experience you've been craving.
Urban Conveniences:
Lake Havasu City (45 miles southeast, population 57,000) provides full-service shopping, medical facilities, marinas, and the famous London Bridge. Laughlin, Nevada (55 miles north, population 8,000) offers casino entertainment, restaurants, and the Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport for convenient travel access.
Pricing and Financing: Make Your AZ Dream Affordable
Cash Purchase Option:
Secure this 2.35-Acre recreation paradise for just $9,800 cash plus a $250 documentation fee. That's your total investment -- $10,050 to own prime Arizona desert land near the Colorado River with annual taxes of only $29.30. No hidden fees. No prepayment penalties. No complicated closing process.
Owner Financing Made Simple:
Prefer to preserve your cash for improvements and adventures? We offer incredibly flexible owner financing with just $199 down, a one-time $250 documentation fee, and only $199 per month for 60 months. That's less than most people spend on streaming services and coffee -- except this investment builds real equity in tangible Arizona real estate.
Why Our Financing Changes Everything:
No credit checks mean past financial challenges won't stop your land ownership dreams. Everyone qualifies regardless of credit score or banking history. You receive immediate ownership rights and deed recording -- this isn't a lease or rental agreement. Make convenient payments through our secure online portal using ACH or credit card. Pay off early anytime with absolutely no prepayment penalty or hidden fees. Start using your property immediately for camping, recreation, and adventure while you're still making affordable monthly payments.
The Value Proposition:
Compare this to traditional bank financing requiring 20-30% down payments, extensive credit checks, appraisals, and mountain of paperwork. Our process puts you in control of affordable investment property in a region experiencing steady population growth and increasing tourism demand. As recreation access becomes more limited and land near protected federal refuges appreciates, your equity grows naturally.
How to Secure Your AZ Paradise
Step 1: Choose Your Investment Path
Decide whether the discounted cash purchase ($9,800 plus $250 doc fee) or flexible owner financing ($199 down, $199/Month for 60 months) fits your financial strategy best. Both options provide immediate ownership and full property rights. Consider your plans for site improvements, utility installation, and adventure timeline when making this decision.
Step 2: Secure Your Investment Today
Make your down payment conveniently through our secure online system using ACH transfer or credit card. Review the straightforward purchase documents we email you within hours. Electronically sign everything from your phone or computer -- no notary appointments, no driving to offices, no complicated closing procedures. The entire process takes minutes, not weeks like traditional real estate transactions.
Step 3: Welcome to Immediate Ownership
Once documents are signed, we record your deed with Mohave County making you the official property owner. You receive login credentials to your personal account portal for easy payment management and document access. Your property taxes ($29.30 annually) become your responsibility, and you gain immediate legal rights to access, use, and improve your 2.35 acres however you choose within zoning guidelines.
Step 4: Begin Your Desert Adventure
Visit your property and start planning your basecamp setup. Research solar panel options to provide off-grid power for your camping setup or future cabin. Investigate well drilling costs or cistern systems for water solutions. Connect with local contractors about septic installation if you're planning any structures. Mark your favorite camping spots, plan your fire pit location, and scout the best stargazing areas on your private acreage.
Step 5: Live Your Freedom Vision
Build your off-grid retreat gradually as budget allows, or keep it primitive for authentic desert camping experiences. Use your land as a staging area for Colorado River kayaking trips and off-road adventures through surrounding BLM territory. Host friends and family for unforgettable stargazing nights under dark Arizona skies. Watch your investment appreciate as recreation demand and tourism continue driving market growth in this corridor between Lake Havasu City, Laughlin, and the Grand Canyon region.
Why Choose AcrePal for Your Arizona Land Investment
Proven Track Record You Can Trust:
We've successfully sold over 100 properties this year alone, building a growing community of satisfied landowners who took action on their dreams. Our streamlined process, transparent pricing, and genuine commitment to customer success have earned us reputation as the go-to source for affordable recreational land across the Southwest.
Industry-Leading Guarantees:
You have absolutely nothing to lose except this opportunity if someone else claims it first.
What Sets Us Apart:
No bank hassles or credit checks -- we believe everyone deserves the chance to own land regardless of their credit history. Flexible owner financing terms designed for real people, not just perfect borrowers. Complete support throughout your ownership journey with responsive communication via phone, text, or email. Transparent process with no hidden fees, surprise charges, or prepayment penalties. Immediate property use rights -- start camping and enjoying your land the day documents are signed. Local expertise about the region's recreation opportunities, utility options, and development potential. Ongoing assistance even after closing because your success matters to us.
Your Desert Freedom Awaits:
Imagine waking up on your own 2.35 acres as the sun paints the desert landscape in brilliant oranges and purples. Your morning coffee tastes better here, surrounded by silence broken only by birdsong and distant coyote calls. The Colorado River beckons just miles away, promising kayaking adventures and trophy bass fishing. Your ATV sits ready for exploration across endless BLM trails winding through this legendary landscape.
Act Now -- Properties Like This Don't Last:
Affordable acreage near the Colorado River, Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, and major recreation destinations sells quickly in today's market. As population growth continues in nearby Lake Havasu City and Laughlin, and tourism demand increases access to public lands, smart investors recognize the value of securing private recreational property now. Don't let hesitation cost you this opportunity.
Ready to Own Your Piece of Arizona Paradise?
Contact AcrePal today at -- call or text with your questions. Our team is standing by to help you secure this 2.35-Acre adventure basecamp before another buyer claims it.
Your escape from ordinary life, your Colorado River adventures, your star-filled desert nights are waiting.
The only question remaining: Will you be the one who took action, or the one who wished they had?
Buy with confidence. Live with freedom. Own your Arizona dream today.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
Yucca
Arizona 86438, USA
Get on I-40 E from Frontage Rd
3 min (1.0 mi)
Take exit 28 from I-40 E
2 min (2.3 mi)
Take Lorton Rd to S Desert View Rd
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