Conveniently located north of Williams, just a three-hour drive from Phoenix, this 1.56-acre parcel is ready for you to escape the valley summer heat. This land is flat and mostly clear, so it is ready for you to build anything you can imagine. Build a traditional house and a barn, construct a cabin with corrals for your horses, or design a one-of-a-kind barndominium. If you are not ready to build yet, bring your living quarters horse trailer and park on your own land for up to 100 days. Sleep under the clear Arizona skies and see more stars than you ever imagine existed while you listen to your horse graze nearby.

This area of Arizona is a trailer rider’s paradise. Although much of the land in this area is private, roads run across the grasslands and into the juniper forests, giving you endless riding opportunities. Ride east into the sunrise or west into the sunset. Only a few other homes are in these vast, open spaces.

For more adventures, trailer your horse to the nearby Kaibab National Forest and explore the pristine wilderness. Spend the day riding among the trees or plan a longer stay and bring your pack string to carry your supplies into the backcountry for camping. Elk, whitetail deer, mule deer, mountain lions, and coyotes roam through this area, and you could catch a glimpse of some elusive wildlife.

Don’t spend another summer sweltering in the valley heat, hiding in your house with the curtains closed and the air conditioner blasting. Bring your horse and your saddle to the cooler climate in Coconino County where you can park your trailer on your own land and spend your summer having adventures instead.

Contact me today for more information.