This property is perfectly situated, in Juniperwood Ranch, just 2.5 miles north from Hwy 40 and about 8 miles from Ash Fork, in Yavapai County, Arizona.

Located in an area with lots of juniper and pinon trees. You can build your house, in which you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery with awesome skies and wildlife. It is an acreage within minutes to the National Forest Land, to mountains, lakes, streams, etc. fishing, hunting, camping and more all in your back yard.

The parcel has recorded legal access and dirt road access. The terrain is gentle rolling with juniper and pinon trees, grasses, brushes and wild flowers. You can build or have a manufactured home, please call the county for more information. Power is to be by generator, solar or wind and water by well (to be done by the buyer) or haul water. Wildlife in the area include pronghorn antelope, elk, mule deer, javelina, dove, quail, etc.

Juniperwood Ranch is located south from Ash Fork. It has a wide range of topography from thick mature forests of juniper and pinion pine trees, to rolling prairie with stunning views. It is off-grid living and alternative home building. There are straw bale homes, earth ship homes, cord wood homes and other, many beautiful homes operating solely from solar and/or wind power.

Ash Fork is a County governed unincorporated township, with rich history, it was one of the many railroad towns across the U.S. It is a town of 500 with a larger population in the outlying areas. Ash Fork's current claim to fame is being the "Flagstone Capital of the World." Surrounded by national forests, it is one of Northern Arizona's best kept secrets. In addition to the gas stations, motels and restaurant there is a medical facility, a public school (K-12).

Surrounding attractions: located south of Ash Fork and close to Williams and Flagstaff with all amenities, there is just so much to see and do including the Grand Canyon National Park, Kaibab National Forest, Prescott National Forest, San Francisco Mtns, Bill Williams Mtns, Juniper Mtns, Route 66 Heritage, and more.