acres: Luxury Rural Living in Northern Arizona
- 01/18/15 01:47 AM
The Kingman and Wikieup areas of Northern Arizona boast some great examples of Luxury Rural Living. The land these homes sit on varies from 37 to 200 acres and from open to very treed. The Bogles Road home is already set up as horse property and any of the others could be. All of them have spectacular, panoramic mountain views.
This Spring Valley Ranch home is listed at $374,000. Spectacular views, engulfed in trees, gently rolling terrain is perfect for gardens, animals, ATV trails. Great well, Real power, real hard wired phone, this property has it all. Fabulous workshop … (0 comments)
acres: 600 Acres, 3000 Sq Ft Home for Under $600,000
- 09/19/13 12:29 PM
Rural Homes For Sale Kingman to Wickenburg Arizona on over 10 Acres. Rural Land 36 Acres or More For Sale Kingman to Wickenburg Arizona 600 Acres, 3000 Sq Ft Home for Under $600,000 Listing Details Mountain Shadows Ranch Mile Marker 148, Highway 93 Wickenburg, Arizona Price: $550,000 MLS number: 963093 Built in 2012 2 Living Spaces -- 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath Each (Totaling 3342 SqFt) Bordered 4 Sides by State Land Workshop (5000 Sq Ft) Call Elise Harron at 702 806-9990 to see if this property, answer any questions and arrange a showing. You Will Love the Views, the Mild Year-Round Climate, and The Quiet at Mountain Shadows Ranch … (4 comments)
acres: Windmill Ranch Community Large Rural Properties on a Budget
- 08/29/13 06:56 AM
Windmill Ranch Community Kingman Arizona Why do People Live in Windmill Ranch? Land for Sale Home for Sale This blog post describes the Windmill Ranch community south and east of Kingman Arizona. People choose Windmill Ranch's large plots of land because the residents have privacy; versatility -- these properties can be used part-time for hunting camps, vacation retreats or full time for homesteading, working from home or survival land; life is very quiet on Windmill Ranch; many people are looking for a sustainable lifestyle; the climate is mild, cooler than the Phoenix valley and warmer than the higher Flagstaff area … (4 comments)
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