🌵Northwestern Arizona offers affordable land options in Mojave County.
🚐Legally live in an RV or camper on these properties by meeting septic tank installation and permit requirements.
🌅Enjoy stunning desert views and potential for privacy in these secluded areas.
💡Consider building a tiny home for a more permanent residence.
🌵Experience the charm of the small towns in the area, such as Meadview, Dolan Springs, and Golden Valley.
What are the requirements for legally living in an RV or camper on these properties?
—To legally live in an RV or camper on these properties, you must have a septic tank installed and obtain the necessary permits, which typically cost around $10,000 for installation and $170 per year for the permit.
Can I camp on these properties without installing a septic tank?
—Yes, you can camp on these properties for up to 14 days at a time and up to 30 days in a year without installing a septic tank. This allows for occasional camping or short-term stays.
Are utilities available in these areas?
—There may be power lines nearby, but it's common for residents to use water tanks and have water delivered rather than relying on wells. Some properties may require additional infrastructure for utilities.
Is there access to amenities and services?
—While the towns in these areas have basic amenities such as gas stations, restaurants, and stores, larger towns like Kingman and Laughlin are about 15-25 minutes away and offer more services and entertainment options.
Can I build a permanent home on these properties?
—Yes, it is possible to build a permanent home on these properties, but you should consider the feasibility and cost of infrastructure installation, such as power lines and septic systems.
00:00Introduction to affordable land options in Northwestern Arizona's Mojave County.
01:45Exploring the requirements for legally living in an RV or camper on these properties.
05:40Touring the towns of Meadview, Dolan Springs, and Golden Valley in the area.
08:40Visiting the first property in Meadview, showcasing its potential for a secluded and affordable living option.
12:20Discovering the second property in Golden Valley, highlighting its open landscape and lower prices.
