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1.2 Acres in Show Low | White Mountains Getaway

Show Low, AZ • 1.2 acres

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About This Property

** Own your own piece of Arizona’s high country with this 1.2-acre parcel in Show Low’s Silver Lakes Estates—a perfect White Mountains getaway with easy dirt-road access and room to relax and recharge. Just off a well-maintained dirt road, this flat, level land is fenced on several sides, offering privacy and a clean slate for your future cabin site, weekend escape, or mountain basecamp. Surrounded by cedars and junipers, the property feels secluded yet accessible, with power lines visible nearby for potential utility hookups (buyer to verify availability with the county and local providers). No steep slopes or washes here—just open space ready for your vision, whether it’s a cozy cabin, a place to park the RV for weekend trips, or a future homesite where you can escape the desert heat. The White Mountains are your playground—bring the ATVs or UTVs out on forest roads, enjoy nearby lakes, or simply unwind in the cooler mountain air. This is your chance to own a slice of Arizona’s high country where memories with family and friends are made. Message now for current pricing, GPS coordinates, photos, video walkthrough, and full details—this one won’t last! --- **

Property Details

APN: 304-26-326
Acreage: 1.2 acres
Zoning: R1-10
Subdivision: Silver Lakes Estates
Coordinates: 34.30619, -109.97581

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 304-26-326 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 304-26-326 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 304-26-326 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 304-26-326 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 304-26-326 ready.

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Cash Price

$29,500

Cash only • Direct from owner

This property has been sold.

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