Power lines run along the front of this 2.35-acre parcel at 2066 South Canelo Road in Golden Valley, Arizona. That puts electric service at the property line, so connecting is a matter of a short hookup rather than paying to extend lines across open desert. Annual property taxes come to $121.06 as of 2025, so the yearly cost of simply owning the parcel stays close to ten dollars a month.
The parcel measures 330 by 310 feet, is mostly flat across its full extent, and is reached by dirt road off Canelo Road. It sits south of Arizona State Route 68, in the grid of 2.5-acre parcels laid out when a Hollywood development firm, from which Golden Valley takes its name, first divided this stretch of the Sacramento Valley.
Golden Valley lies within the Mojave Desert, near what is described as North America's largest Joshua tree forest, with mountains visible in every direction. Kingman and Bullhead City sit on the far sides of those mountains.
