Parcel 80 Eagle Ridge Ranches 45.98ac

Parcel 80
Vacant Land- 45.98 Acres Dimen:1181x7365x380x1859x1600
Lot Size:2,002,089 sqft/45.98 ac
2025 Tax:$249.10
Annual HOA: $150
Utilities: Well or alternative needed, Septic needed, Power is usually solar and/or generator.
Kingman, the Heart of Historic Route 66 & one of the hidden treasures of Arizona, is conveniently located on Interstate 40 and is the perfect launching point for inRoute 66 and Beyond.in Scenic hiking, historic charm, great cafes and restaurants, and the allure of Route 66 combine to make Kingman a remarkable destination.
The roots of Arizona are captured by the Historic Route 66 Museum, Army Airfield Museum, and the Mohave Museum of History and Arts that recount the travels on Route 66, depict the World War II era and the early days of railroading, mining and ranching. Take a 70-mile journey to enjoy the Skywalk at the Grand Canyon West and many other fabulous day trips...
Arizona (Powerhouse) Route 66 Museum-
Experience and learn about the American Culture of years gone by in this tribute to the inMother Road, Historic Route 66in.
Bonelli House-
The Bonelli House was built in 1915. It was the second home of the Bonelli Family built on the same site, after the original frame house dating back to 1894 burned down.
Brenden Theaters-
A fourplex cinema showing the latest releases.
Camp Beales Spring-
Established in 1871 to provide protection and to act as a feeding and supply station for the Hualapai Indians.
Cella Winery-
The first great winery in Kingman, Cella Wines is located right off of Route 66.
Cerbat Foothills Recreation Area-
Three multipurpose (non-motorized) hiking, mountain bicycling, and equestrian trails.
Cerbat Lanes Bowling Alley-
Cerbat Lanes is a 24 lane center with a video game arcade, full service pro shop, snack bar & grill, off track betting booth inside the bar along with pool tables and soft tip darts.
Desert Diamond Distillery-
Tour Arizona's only inopen to the publicin Micro-Distillery. Small batch, hand crafted rums and vodkas that have won prestigious awards each year since they opened are available to taste and purchase in this family owned and operated facility. Try any Spirits at the tasting bar before purchasing, or just browse their selection of merchandise, food, bar accessories and assorted eclectic turn of the century items.
Historic Downtown Kingman has more than 40 sights and buildings on the National Registry of Historic Places. While visiting the Museum, be sure to pick up a walking tour guide and get a behind the scenes look at the history of this Northwestern Arizona community.
Historic Powerhouse-
Built in three phases between 1907 and 1917, the Powerhouse once supplied power to surrounding towns and mines. Now, it houses the Route 66 Museum, Kingman Area Chamber of Commerce, Hualapai Tourist Information Center, an Arizona Visitor Center and the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona.
Hualapai Mountain Park-
Hualapai Mountain Park is a cool retreat from the hot, arid desert during the summer months and a beautiful winter wonderland in the winter months. Enjoy majestic views, hiking, biking, picnicking, camping and the abundant wildlife that make their home in the Hualapai Mountains. The park also includes a frisbee golf course and children's play area.
Indoor Shooting Range-
Bank Street Gun Shop & Indoor Shooting Range - Pistols, revolvers, rifles. Glock 18, UZI, Mac 10. Shoot one today!
Kingman Army Airfield Museum-
Tucked away in the former Kingman Army Airfield Base Engineering Building, later renamed Hanger-E, this museum has a collection of WWII memorabilia and gives a good history of what roll the Kingman Army Airfield played in WWII. It also includes several fantastic displays of war-time aviation artifacts.
Kingman Railroad Museum-
This museum is located in the Historic Railroad Depot, dating back to 1907. It houses a few displays of railroad artifacts and three model train layouts, including a historic Lionel town.
Locomotive Park-
Home to famed steam engine #3759. Visitors may get up close and examine this marvel of earlier locomotive structure and design while listening to the modern trains whizzing by on the nearby railroad tracks.
Mohave Museum of History and Arts-
The Mohave Museum of History and Arts is dedicated to the purposes of preserving the heritage of Northwestern Arizona and of presenting that history to the public.
Oatman Stables-
The west at its best can only be seen by horseback.
Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum
World's first Electric Vehicle Museum opened in 2014 with displays from 1909 to present.
Stetson Winery-
Located about 24 miles north of Kingman, AZ and a few minutes from historic Route 66, Stetson is the only winery and event center in northwestern Arizona. A inmust stopin on your way to the majestic Grand Canyon or the glittering city of Las Vegas, delight in the comfortable and relaxing, yet exhilarating atmosphere, particularly when you are enjoying a glass of their excellent wine and watching a beautiful Arizona sunset.
White Cliffs Wagon Trail-
At the White Cliffs you will see part of an old wagon route used in the late 1800s to bring ore from the Stockton Hill Mines to the railroad to be transported for processing.
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