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1990s Abandoned Homestead. Then a 2010 start over that burnt to the ground in 2025. Last owner was a mechanic and left a treasure trove of cars and trucks. Sitting on the west side of Pinevitta Wash. Abutting 1,280 acres of State Trust Land. Views of Bill Williams Mountain and San Francisco Peaks. There may be some value in the vehicles. Located on beautiful Westwood Ranch, Hunt Unit 10.

1990s Abandoned Homestead. Then a 2010 start over that burnt to the ground in 2025. Last owner was a mechanic and left a treasure trove of cars and trucks. Sitting on the west side of Pinevitta Wash. Abutting 1,280 acres of State Trust Land. Views of Bill Williams Mountain and San Francisco Peaks. There may be some value in the vehicles. Located on beautiful Westwood Ranch, Hunt Unit 10.

997 E Timberhill Road Unit 997, Williams

Westwood Ranch near Silgman, AZ is known as an off-grid development, meaning it does not have public utilities such as water, electricity, or natural gas service available on-site 1. Residents and landowners typically rely on: - Solar power or generators for electricity - Water hauling or wells for water supply - Septic systems for waste management - Propane tanks for heating and cooking This setup appeals to those seeking a self-sufficient lifestyle surrounded by nature, especially in the elk and deer country of northern Arizona. If you're considering land there, it's worth planning for infrastructure and logistics to support off-grid living. Want help estimating setup costs or comparing it to other rural Arizona options?

Westwood Ranch near Silgman, AZ is known as an off-grid development, meaning it does not have public utilities such as water, electricity, or natural gas service available on-site 1. Residents and landowners typically rely on: - Solar power or generators for electricity - Water hauling or wells for water supply - Septic systems for waste management - Propane tanks for heating and cooking This setup appeals to those seeking a self-sufficient lifestyle surrounded by nature, especially in the elk and deer country of northern Arizona. If you're considering land there, it's worth planning for infrastructure and logistics to support off-grid living. Want help estimating setup costs or comparing it to other rural Arizona options?

00000 W Unknown Avenue Unit 1030, Williams