This parcel measures 620 feet across on both its north and south lines and 660 feet along its east and west lines, forming a near-perfect square of 409,414 square feet - roughly 9.4 acres. Regular, right-angled boundaries like these make the property simple to identify on the ground and inexpensive to survey or mark, since there are no odd jogs or narrow strips to trace.
The terrain runs mostly flat to gently rolling, which means the full acreage is walkable as-is. Zoning is Agricultural Residential under Mohave County's mixed designation, keeping a range of agricultural uses on the table for the owner to explore with the county.
Be aware: this lot is landlocked, with no deeded road access. That's a real consideration, but it also tends to be reflected in price - buyers willing to hold long-term, negotiate an access easement with a neighboring owner, or simply add acreage at a lower cost per acre can potentially turn that limitation into leverage.
The land sits near Yucca, Arizona, in the Sacramento Valley between the Black Mountains to the west and the Hualapai Mountains to the east. Yucca sits on the 1950s alignment of Route 66, with landmarks like the Honolulu Club, the Area 66 UFO museum, and vintage motel signs from the Joshua Motel & Café and Whiting Bros. Kingman is about an hour and a half by car, Lake Havasu City roughly 1 hour 40 minutes, and Needles about the same, so supply runs and town errands are day-trip simple.
