*Motivated seller - best value in the area!!!* This 1.03 acre property has so much to offer! If you've been looking for property with many flexible uses in the immediate vicinity of some of Arizona's BEST recreation - this is what you've been waiting for! Camp, ATV, hike, bike, whitewater rafting just minutes away. Want to build an off the grid home? Park your trailer or RV? Camp in the crisp desert air with the San Francisco peaks as your backdrop? Fewer than 30 miles from one of the The Seven Natural Wonders Of The World, the Grand Canyon, near the Arizona Snowbowl and the modern amenities of Flagstaff, near Kaibab Lake and Kaibab and Coconino National Forests. Beautiful views of the San Francisco Peaks including Humphreys Peak and located just off both AZ SR 64 and US 180. Also minutes away from Valle Airport and several restaurants for when you don’t feel like cooking! APN: 503-20-133 SIZE: 1.03 acres LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Subdivision: Subdivision: GRAND CANYON UNIT 12 Lot: 611 Sixteenth: SW Quarter: SW Section: 24 Township: 26N Range: 2E ADDRESS: 2861 S Amherst St, Williams, AZ GENERAL ELEVATION: 6,029 FT LONGITUDE/LATITUDE: 35.615967, -112.13899420000001 ZONING: Rural Residential. Horses are allowed. Modular or Manufactured Homes are allowed. Mobile Home/Travel Trailer allowed. Great lot to park your motorhome/RV/Travel Trailer while you build or just to camp out. UTILITIES: Power would be solar or generator. TV or Internet would be by Satellite and phone would be cellular WASTE: Would be by Septic WATER: Well or Holding Tank. TERRAIN: Desert/Level ROADS: Dirt TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: No Limit on time to build CONVEYANCE: Special Warranty Deed HOA FEES: None PROPERTY TAXES: approximately $20 for 2016 CLOSING COSTS/FEES: None As a beautiful, yet inexpensive property with low property taxes, this is an opportunity you won't want to let slip by.
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