Tbd E Antelope Rd Newcastle, UT 84756

This 157.4-acre property in Iron County, Utah, offers a substantial tract of raw land in a convenient yet rural location. Just outside of Newcastle, the acreage provides a range of terrain and natural features that make it suitable for recreational use, grazing, or long-term land ownership. The property is made up of both flat ground and gradual slopes, transitioning into more rugged hillsides. This variation creates a landscape that supports multiple uses, including open livestock pastures and areas for hunting or other outdoor recreation. Vegetation consists primarily of sagebrush, grasses, and scattered trees, providing natural forage and wildlife habitat. The land has remained largely untouched, allowing buyers to shape its use according to their needs. Access to the property is provided by a gravel road, ensuring year-round entry while maintaining a private and secluded setting. No utility connections or water sources are currently on the land, making it a true raw land holding. This allows buyers to plan improvements based on their goals, whether establishing off-grid recreation, seasonal grazing, or keeping the property as an investment. The size of the parcel makes it practical for larger-scale grazing or for maintaining as a private recreational tract. Buyers should verify specific zoning and land use regulations with the county prior to development. The location provides both privacy and convenience. Newcastle is within five miles, offering quick access to basic services, while Cedar City is about 30 miles to the northeast, providing schools, healthcare, shopping, and additional amenities. The surrounding region is well known for outdoor recreation, with Dixie National Forest, Pine Valley Mountains, and nearby public lands providing abundant hunting, hiking, and camping opportunities. This property represents a rare chance to secure a large piece of acreage in southern Utah. Its combination of natural terrain, ease of access, and rural location offers a straightforward option for recreation, grazing, or long-term land investment.