Some parcels are just land. This one is a launchpad.

Tucked into the quieter northern end of Golden Valley at 3,100 feet elevation, this 2.35-acre parcel puts you within arm's reach of tens of thousands of acres of contiguous BLM land - open range for ATV riding, hiking, and exploring the high desert in every direction. Mountain views wrap around the horizon from all sides. The land is level, open, and clear of any flood hazard. And with power lines only about 600 feet away along Jurassic Drive, you have the flexibility to go fully off-grid with solar or tie into the grid if you prefer - the choice is yours.

This is the kind of place where weekends get longer, the pace slows down, and your plans start to feel a lot more possible.

The Land

At 2.35 acres, there's room to spread out without managing an overwhelming amount of land. The terrain is flat with scattered desert scrub brush. Elevation sits at approximately 3,100 feet, putting you comfortably above the blast-furnace heat of lower desert areas like Bullhead City and the Colorado River corridor, while staying well below the snowbelt. This is the "sweet spot" of the Mojave Desert: warm summers, mild winters, and roughly 278 sunny days a year.

Access

Getting here is straightforward. North Hoover Road provides legal and physical access to the property. The majority of the route from the highway is county-maintained dirt road. The last approximately 300 feet to the parcel on Hoover Rd is currently an unmaintained dirt road - passable with a standard clearance vehicle in dry conditions, and the kind of light buffer that keeps the curious from wandering past. No washes cross the access route, and the parcel itself is not in a flood zone.

Utilities

The property is off-grid, which is exactly how most buyers here want it. Power lines run along Jurassic Drive approximately 600 feet away - close enough that a connection is a real option if that's your goal. For most buyers, a solar and battery system is the practical choice at this location, and with 278 sunny days annually, it's a reliable and cost-effective one.

Water is via well or hauled supply. Typical well depth in this area is approximately 200 feet.

Zoning & What You Can Build

This parcel is zoned A-R (Agricultural Residential) by Mohave County - one of the most useful zoning designations for rural landowners. Here's what that means practically:

A single-family home is permitted on this lot - including site-built homes, manufactured homes, and factory-built buildings. There is no minimum building size. You can also raise domestic livestock and pursue personal agricultural endeavors. The county permits RV use with a zoning permit as a temporary residence (renewable annually), making this workable as a camping parcel or a base camp while you build. For shorter stays, an RV can be parked and occupied up to 30 cumulative days per year without a permit, provided wastewater requirements are met.

There is no HOA or POA of any kind. No dues, no covenants, no committee. What you build and how you use your land is your business.

The Surrounding Area

Golden Valley is one of Mohave County's quieter residential communities - this parcel sits in the northern portion, which has notably less density than areas closer to the US-93/Golden Valley Road corridor. That means more space between neighbors and less traffic noise, while still being only 27 minutes from Kingman and about 15 minutes from the closest gas station.

The real draw for outdoor enthusiasts is the BLM access. Bureau of Land Management land surrounds this area in all directions, giving you legal, open access to thousands upon thousands of acres of high desert terrain. ATVs, dirt bikes, hiking, and backcountry camping - there's no shortage of room to roam. The Cerbat Mountains are visible to the northeast. Hualapai Mountain Park, with 16 miles of trails and elevations reaching 8,400 feet, is about 35–40 miles away - a solid day-trip destination for hiking or mountain biking.

For water recreation, Lake Mohave is about an hour away, Lake Mead about an hour and twenty minutes, and Lake Havasu about an hour and a half. Las Vegas is an easy 90-minute drive up US-93.

The nearest city is Kingman, the Mohave County seat - about 18 miles and 27 minutes south. Kingman has everything you need: hardware stores, medical care at Kingman Regional Medical Center, banks, and dining. Route 66 runs right through downtown Kingman, and the Hualapai Mountain area just east of town makes it a destination in its own right.

Historic Chloride, Arizona - the state's oldest continuously inhabited mining town - is about 10–12 miles to the northeast and worth a visit.

By the Numbers

• Acreage: 2.35 acres
• APN: 339-10-057
• County: Mohave County, AZ
• Zoning: A-R Agricultural Residential
• Elevation: ~3,100 feet
• Annual Property Taxes: $26.64
• Flood Zone: No
• HOA/POA: None
• Power: Off-grid; lines ~600 ft away
• Water: Well or haul; typical well depth ~200 ft
• Nearest Town: Golden Valley, AZ (~7.7 miles, ~15 min)
• Kingman, AZ: ~18.3 miles, ~27 min
• Las Vegas, NV: ~90 miles, ~1.5 hrs

PRICING

Cash Price: $10,897

Owner financing is also available: $1,000 down, then $285/month for 50 months ($15,250 total). No credit check. No bank qualification. We close in-house at no cost to you.

At Ashbrook Land Company we perform extensive research into all of our properties before listing them, but it is ultimately the buyer's responsibility to perform their due diligence before purchase. The information provided on this page is, to the best of our knowledge, correct, and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. All prospective buyers are encouraged to contact the county to confirm legality or feasibility of any future development plans. Rural, undeveloped land can be dangerous due to terrain, weather, and poor or non-existent road access and calls for caution when visiting. Ashbrook Land Company will not be held responsible for any action or outcomes by visitors to a property of ours. We make no warranties or representations about the land, its condition, or what can be built on the property.

Property lines in photos and the LandID interactive map are approximate and for visual purposes only. GIS/aerial maps vary slightly from actual property boundaries.