Arizona Adventure! RV Land Tour
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- We're going to Arizona to check out some property and do a tour of some of the many things to see in Arizona including Grand Canyon, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, and much more! Learn all about these properties, amenities, and the local area here: arizonaranchsales.com
These properties are called Windmill Acres, and are just an hour from Las Vegas. It is beautiful peaceful land with sweeping vistas, flowering desert cactus, and lots and lots of stately Joshua trees. Coma along as we tour the property and go on an Arizona adventure!
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We bought property 4 yrs ago. Very happy with our investment
any property is more lovable after a pitcher of beer
🙂
Mohave County, AZ is fast growing and prices are ever higher due to that growth especially around Kingman and Golden Valley.
AZ property deals in the past were questionable. Ours went belly up & never completed the road to our site. It is accessible but very nasty, but the site is beautiful. No water or electric & a septic system questionable due to boulders. Vandalized once. Purchased in 1972 & we still enjoy it.
There is a unique beauty in the desert.
There sure is. So peaceful. The air is so clear.
Lived in Flagstaff from 1989-2008, miss it. We lived 1/2 mile from Route 66. What a fun UA-cam to watch, thank you. Now in North Idaho it’s great too.
Glad you enjoyed it- it was fun to make!
Arizona is amazing until around June when we started to melt lol
Much cooler on this property as it's about 4,000 feet.
@RVLifestyle True but any Plan B of mine won't involve having water delivered or relying on a well which could dry up or be contaminated. We're looking for a place with decent amount of rain so our crops grow well and we can harvest rainwater.
Not being nosy per se, but did you buy a lot? Was the process simple?
Wow 🤩 thank you 😊 you hit major things on my list specially $$$ . Love love ❤️
Nice video!! Wife and I just came back from High Forest TN and we bought some land there thanks to you and your previous video!! Now we leave 3 hours from this place in Arizona, I think 1 acre here won’t be bad!! Thanks again.
Congrats!
I'm in MESA. Love this video. I'll need to check it out!
We really love the desert and seeing what Eric is doing with his property and how others have made this a real Rv retreat was really interesting.
You live in a beautful state!
Thank you for the information. I was wondering what the average lot sizes are? What is the quality of the road access to the properties?
Easy access... Just off Route 66. These are one-acre lots. Two acres are available.
@@RVLifestyle TY!
Our parents took us to Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon 50 years ago. It has always been a beautiful area. Several year later we went to Las Vegas.
So much to see and do in the area. We could have stayed a month.
Not interested in RV lot that I need to drill well and put in septic. I want RV lot with 50 amp and dump station on the lot already. Anyone can buy acre lot and put in well and septic.
A well out there would be pricey sometimes they’re going hundreds of feet down .
@@user-mt3jq7vk5v I think there is a lot of RVers who would love to buy a deeded RV lot. But they want the pad, 50amp hooks us and dump station already in place.
? How far away is the river from the land for sale??
a half hour, maybe?
Looked like mike put his hand in the grey water. Freaked me out a little bit.
3300 ft altitude will get too cold many nites in the winter to not take extra precautions with RVs. It’s not Yuma or Phoenix. Wells will run dry if you can even get water. Must be unsafe of the guy is wearing a gun.
Do your due diligence and hire a hydrologist to tell you how long the ground water is going to last. It would be a shame to spend thousands of dollars drilling a well and then it runs dry.
Most people out there use water storage tanks, which are more affordable. Solar power powers the pumps. It was quite eye-opening.
Amazing, but what about emergency services. And for me whats important is being able to get all my shopping without driving very far, not just including food. The sad truth is, as this type of real estate ownership gets popular the cost will be 10 plus times what it is now. Just look at RV’ing before covid, now it’s not cheaper than stick & bricks.
It must be a high crime area if you have to have a side arm.
Have you ever been to kingman?
My father lives up in the Utah desert, and carries a handgun called the Judge, mainly for snakes.
You going to have coyote, snakes and other wildlife that may endanger you and your property in such an undeveloped area. FYI where there are prey like bighorn sheep, there are bound to be some predators around too.
AZ, you don’t need a reason.
Any crazy person can buy a gun in Arizona. Like all Republican controlled states.
Guys…route (root) 66….😂
you say root, we say route