The property also boasts a 5,966 square foot climate-controlled workshop and event center, adjacent to a quarter-acre pond stocked with Bass, Blue Gill and Catfish finished with waterfalls and hand-laid flagstone paths.

The centerpiece of the tranquil property may be the Pecan Orchard and the many varieties of fruit trees including apples, peaches, lemons, limes, pomegranates, and tangelos, harboring an abundance of wildlife.

A historic element, the Rock House or "Miners Ramada," originally constructed in 1920, serves as an inviting venue for outdoor events, quiet evening dinners and relaxation. Spanning nearly one mile, the property offers numerous trails and walking paths devotedly created with hand placed flagstone, river rock, and timbers.

Guests may enjoy the river walk overlooking the riparian nature conservancy, meditation points, and hilltop lookout areas amidst diverse elevations and mature arboreal landscapes.

On the main property there are currently 10 Full RV Hookups (30 & 50amp) strategically placed: two on the hilltop above the pond with extraordinary views and four nestled above the river walk overlooking the treetops of the Hassayampa River.

The northern portion of the property offers approximately 40 acres and once was irrigated pasture. Now it has returned to its natural state and includes incredibly large eucalyptus trees and native Arizona fauna. This portion can viewed with an off-road vehicle or explored on foot. The entire property is completely fenced.

The southern section consists of more than six acres of secluded land behind a privacy wall, with its own entrance from Highway 60. Previously a 25 space mobile home park, it now retains three septic tanks and 4 full RV hookups with water and electricity. Zoned M-5 (Multi-Family) and C-2, this segment offers considerable potential for investment and income generation.

Additionally, on the opposite side of Hwy 60 one parcel being offered includes an income producing billboard.

Originally part of the historic Brill Ranch, established in 1866, when 700 head of cattle were driven from California to the pristine banks of the Hassayampa in Wickenburg, Arizona. The current ranch borders the Nature Conservancy and features direct highway access. The unparalleled privacy, prime location, and investment opportunity offered here is unprecedented in Wickenburg.

Transitioning from its origins as a cattle ranch to a guest ranch, and now a private retreat, the Lazy RC Ranch invites qualified parties to experience its rich history and explore the endless possibilities.

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