Available Snowflake

Snowflake AZ — 1.3 acres with financing available

Snowflake, AZ • 1.3 acres

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About This Property

Looking for a flat, easy-to-use lot in Arizona's high country? This 1.3-acre parcel in Snowflake sits in the Silver Creek Acres #2 subdivision and is ready for your White Mountains plans. Trade the desert heat for cooler mountain air on a piece of land you can drive up to on a Friday, set up, your RV up for the weekend and start using the high country right away. Paved roads take you most of the way in, and GPS takes you right to it. The ground lays flat and usable, which makes it easy to walk the lot, plan your layout, and picture how you want to use the space. Cedars and junipers dot the area, with open ground and panoramic views that stretch across the high desert. The lot is zoned R1-10. This could be a strong fit as a future cabin site, future homesite, or a weekend basecamp you own and return to again and again. Power lines are in the area. Buyer to verify availability of utilities with the county and local providers. Owner will carry. Address: 5343 Michelle Rd. Parcel number: 303-12-072. Land like this in the White Mountains gets noticed. Make it yours today before someone else does!

Property Details

APN: 303-12-072
Acreage: 1.3 acres
Zoning: R1-10
Subdivision: Silver Creek Acres #2 (Amended)
Coordinates: 34.62497, -110.04819

Common Questions About This Property

Zoning: R1-10 (Single-Family Residential, 10,000 sq ft) — Single-family residential district on smaller lots. Residential-focused; no farms.

Can I build a home here?

One single-family dwelling permitted: site-built, manufactured, rehabilitated mobile home, or AZ Dept. of Housing-approved factory-built home. This is how R1-10 is generally treated in unincorporated Navajo County — verify your specific plans with the county before relying on it. Call Navajo County Planning & Development Services at 928-532-6040 and have parcel 303-12-072 ready.

Can I put a manufactured or mobile home?

Can I keep horses or animals?

Horses permitted, but corrals must be in the rear yard, set back at least 40 ft from all lot lines, with at least 1,200 sq ft per horse. Small lots often can't meet this in practice — verify. This is how R1-10 is generally treated in unincorporated Navajo County — verify your specific plans with the county before relying on it. Call Navajo County Planning & Development Services at 928-532-6040 and have parcel 303-12-072 ready.

Can I live in an RV while I build?

You may apply for a Temporary RV permit ONLY after securing a building or mobile-home permit for your primary dwelling. Temporary RV permits last up to one year. This is how R1-10 is generally treated in unincorporated Navajo County — verify your specific plans with the county before relying on it. Call Navajo County Planning & Development Services at 928-532-6040 and have parcel 303-12-072 ready.

Can I farm or garden?

Farms are NOT a permitted use in R-1 (this is a residential district). Home gardens are fine; commercial farming is not permitted. This is how R1-10 is generally treated in unincorporated Navajo County — verify your specific plans with the county before relying on it. Call Navajo County Planning & Development Services at 928-532-6040 and have parcel 303-12-072 ready.

Can I subdivide?

Residential district; land division subject to county subdivision rules. This is how R1-10 is generally treated in unincorporated Navajo County — verify your specific plans with the county before relying on it. Call Navajo County Planning & Development Services at 928-532-6040 and have parcel 303-12-072 ready.

Is there a flood zone on this parcel?

Flood zone status varies by parcel. Contact us for the specific FEMA designation.

Can I pay it off early?

Yes — no prepayment penalty. Pay off the balance at any time and we record the special warranty deed to you promptly. More FAQ →

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