Lot 4 Idaho Way # 4

Arizona Sonoran Desert Retreat Opportunity - 5+ Acre Parcels in Salome, AZ! Wide Open Spaces, Desert Adventures & Endless Possibilities! Discover your own slice of Arizona paradise in beautiful Salome! Offering four spacious parcels ranging from 5.02 to 6.34 acres, these properties provide the perfect opportunity to create your dream desert retreat, winter getaway, or investment property. Situated in the heart of the Sonoran Desert, these level parcels offer paved county road access, private water company lines installed at various locations, and APS power available along all streets. The land is ready for final grading, with septic installation required for development. Zoned MHS in La Paz County, these properties offer flexibility for a variety of potential uses .............. Each parcel may have the potential to be divided up to five times, subject to county approval and applicable requirements. Outdoor enthusiasts, take notice! Enjoy convenient access to BLM land, hundreds of miles of desert trails, and the renowned Arizona Peace Trail just ¼ mile away! Whether you enjoy off-roading, exploring the desert, or simply soaking in Arizona's breathtaking sunsets and star-filled skies, this location puts adventure right at your doorstep. Located just south of Salome near Harquahala Road and Cactus, these parcels are surrounded by established property boundaries and nearby development, offering an excellent combination of accessibility, privacy, and wide-open desert living. Four Parcels Available: - Lot 1: $100,000 - Lot 2: $110,000 - Lot 3: $140,000 - Lot 4: $175,000 Bring your vision and make the Arizona desert your own! Whether you're looking for a peaceful seasonal escape, room to spread out, or an investment in Arizona land, these parcels offer an exciting opportunity in the growing Salome area. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, parcel split potential, utilities, and development requirements with La Paz County and applicable utility providers. APS residential service requires application and approval. Trails or tracks not identified on the recorded survey do not have legal easements and are subject to closure.