731 E Snowdrift Rd Williams, AZ 86046

Tucked away in the pines just off Highway 64, this 1-acre parcel in Williams is a true backcountry hideout. This is not a drive-up lottheres legal access, but no built road.

Enjoy flexible living optionsmobile and manufactured homes are permitted, and RVs are welcome for up to 120 days per year. Think of it as your private, hike-or-ATV-in campsite: a place to pitch a tent under the stars, listen to the wind in the trees. With no HOA and low taxes, its easy to keep in your portfolio while the region around Williams and the Grand Canyon continues to grow.

Use it now as a minimalist, off-the-grid retreat and a base for hunting, overlanding, or exploring the countless acres of nearby public land. For the right buyersomeone who values seclusion over convenience and is comfortable earning their privacy with a short ATV runthis parcel offers a rare mix of adventure, anonymity, and upside at an affordable price point.

Or Choose Your Owner Financing Plan:
$3,399 down, $389/month for 45 months
$2,549 down, $369/month for 53 months
$1,699 down, $359/month for 59 months

Do you want your own custom plan? call or text us today to discuss how much you'd like to put down.

There are NO Credit Checks. There is NO Prepayment Penalty, you can pay off the property at any time. Title is Free and Clear.

You can easily secure this property today to start enjoying everything that Arizona has to offer. Call or Text us anytime to get started or learn more.

Details

Address: 731 E Snowdrift Rd, Williams, AZ, 86046

Parcel Number: 500-11-107

Legal Description: Lot 248, of KAIBAB HIGH NO. 2, as shown on the plat thereof, recorded in Case 1, Map 15, records of Coconino County, Arizona

County: Coconino

Size: 1 Acres

Property Survey or Plat Map: No

Power: Would be off-grid

Water: Would be hauled/ delivered

Sewage: Would be septic

Phone: Cell or Satellite (coverage map)

Zoning: AR Agricultural Residential (Coconino County Zoning Ordinance)

Camping and RV: RVs are permitted for up to 120 days per year with a temporary use permit. (Coconino County Land Use Code)

Mobile Homes Allowed?: Yes

Manufactured Homes Allowed?: Yes

Site Built Homes Allowed?: Yes

Minimum Square Footage: No specific

HOA: None

Flood Zone: No (Refer to Land id map above)

Wetlands: No (Refer to Land id map above)

Access: Legal access only

Annual Property Taxes: $10

General Elevation: 6,470 feet

Terrain: Level

Dimensions: 186 x 237 x 185 x 238 feet

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Title: Free and Clear

Google GPS Corner Coordinates
NW: 35.4275, -112.1632
NE: 35.4275, -112.1625
SW: 35.4269, -112.1631
SE: 35.4269, -112.1625

Approximate Distance to Nearby Cities & Points of Interest

3 minutes to AZ 64

Welcome to the charming town of Williams, Arizona, where a blend of small-town warmth and scenic beauty creates the perfect backdrop for your new home. Nestled amidst the Ponderosa pines and with the historic Route 66 running through, Williams offers a friendly community atmosphere with easy access to outdoor adventures and local attractions. Embrace the spirit of the Southwest and make Williams your gateway to a relaxed and picturesque lifestyle.

21 minutes to Williams: Population 3,234

1 hour 9 minutes to Chino Valley: Population 13,100

2 hours 40 minutes to Prescott: Population 48,224

48 minutes to Flagstaff: Population 78,000

2 hours 34 minutes to Laughlin/ Bullhead International Airport

Points Of Interest

Embark on an awe-inspiring adventure at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, where nature flaunts its most magnificent masterpiece. Marvel at the colossal beauty of the canyons vast, breathtaking landscapes, and let the friendly whispers of the Colorado River below remind you of the timeless wonders carved by Mother Nature. Its not just a canyon; its a friendly invitation to stand on the edge of wonder and soak in the grandeur.

41 minutes to Grand Canyon National Park

Activities at Grand Canyon National Park: hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping & RV and boating.

1 hour to Coconino National Forest

Activities at Coconino National Forest: camping, fishing, hiking, walking, mountain and road biking.

Lots of nearby walking, hiking, and biking trails to choose from: FR 21 OHV Route, Mojave Road OHV Trail, Secret Pass OHV Trail, Twin Springs Trail, Cave Spring Trail, Monolith Garden Trail, Hualapai Peak Trail.

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