Willow Creek Ranch 36 Survival Acres Hidden Canyon

This 36 Acre parcel has a hidden canyon with a terrific building site facing it with a view down the canyon's length.  This Willow Creek Ranch 36 Survival Acres Hidden Canyonis a great private hideaway.  It is about 7 miles of gravel road off the Interstate.  This unique piece of vacant land is a very nice useable piece of hillside with lots of flat acreage and 1/2 mile of State Trust Land frontage, beautiful rolling hills and remarkable rock outcrops.  A seasonal creek is the South Property line.  Don't miss this one! Willow Creek Ranch 36 Survival Acres Hidden Canyon.

Willow Creek Ranch is off Interstate 40 about 35 miles east of Kingman in Northern Arizona. Many factors come together in this spot to make it a perfect place to live. The water here, unlike farther east, is at affordable shallow drilling depths. The land is rugged and varied with hills, canyons, junipers and pinon pine. The views are spectacular! The year-round climate is mild at an elevation of between 5000 & 6000 feet, warmer than higher Flagstaff to the east and cooler than the deserts to the south and west. Wildlife is abundant. Willow Creek is a great place to vacation, hunt, raise a family, or be entirely self-sufficient..

Small off-grid solar systems to run a small rural place (site-built, modular, mobile, a vacation or hunting camp) cost about $12,000 to put in because costs have gone down so much. 30% of that will come back to you as a tax credit through 2016; deducted right off what you owe or refunded to you. So the true cost for the system will be $8400, approximately $420 a year for power if the system functions for 20 years, as expected.

Willow Creek Ranch 36 Survival Acres Hidden Canyon