24 Acres in Seligman! Mountains! Trees!

The road to the property gets rocky- higher clearance vehicle needed.

Yavapi County is who to call for building and codes.

There’s no power to this lot- solar it up!

Taxes are only $120/year so it doesn’t hurt to grab some land now before Bill Gates buys it all.

Yavapai County is massive- it covers 8,128 square miles, making it larger than New Jersey and bigger than Rhode Island, Delaware, and Connecticut combined. It has varied terrain: It ranges from Sonoran Desert lowlands to the Coconino Plateau and Mogollon Rim, with elevations from 1,900 feet to nearly 8,000 feet at Mount Union. The climates are diverse- layer your clothes! It was founded in 1864: One of Arizona’s original four counties, created just after the Arizona Territory was established. And it’s considered “Mother of Counties”: Its original borders stretched across 65,000 square miles. From it, counties like Apache, Coconino, Gila, and Navajo were later carved. Name origin: Named after the Yavapai Tribe, whose name means “people of the sun”.

Land of the Free is the actual owner and not a realtor. We respect the land and the process it takes to become a property owner! We sell dirt and honor all the ones who slept in it to defend it. Our company was founded by an Army Veteran; who’s mission was to make owning American land affordable for everyone. If we can’t help you, maybe our buyer’s corner here on our website can offer you some tips and resources regarding the land buying process.

Camping permitted!

Go prepared when looking at land. here’s the google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/JC396sFZNDrEc5i27

Cash: $1500 down and a one-time $200 doc prep fee reserves this property and gets the paperwork started! The remaining payment is made after the paperwork is completed.

Owner Finance Terms: To reserve and get the process started, it is at least $1500 down and a one-time $200 doc prep fee. Then pay $535mo.

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Places to see in the area~

• Montezuma Castle: A cliff dwelling perched 90 feet above the valley floor, protected by Teddy Roosevelt.
• Verde Hot Springs: Once a resort rumored to host Al Capone, now abandoned but legendary.
• Granite Dells: A maze of rounded rock formations near Prescott, surrounding two lakes.
• Jerome Ghost Town: Once a booming mining town, now a quirky mix of ruins, museums, and art galleries.
• Nellie Bly Kaleidoscope Museum: The world’s largest kaleidoscope gallery, blending art and steampunk vibes.