Rodeo Drive lot: 024 13 acre lot with rural Setting & Landscape Desert high-land terrain with flat to gently rolling ground and sparse native vegetation - sagebrush, creosote, and desert grasses. Expansive mountain and desert views toward surrounding ranges, giving a wide, open-sky feel with sunrises and sunsets over distant peaks.Peaceful & Quiet Lifestyle *Far from urban centers, these parcels offer privacy and serene desert living - no HOA or city ordinance overreach unless specific overlays apply. *The wide spacing of neighbors means less noise, less traffic, and a true rural feel. Access via dirt or county-maintained roads. Zoned Agricultural-Residential allowing a broad range of uses including: *Residential use - site-built homes, manufactured homes, modular, or tiny homes allowed. *Livestock & agriculture - horses, goats, cattle, sheep, chickens, and similar animals are typically permitted when the property is A-R or RU. *RVs & trailers may be allowed temporarily; permanent RV living often requires a septic or permit. *Outbuildings, barns, corrals, fenced pastures - common for ranch or homestead setups. **Note: Specific allowances (like number of animal units, structure setbacks, or business uses) depend on the parcel's exact zoning designation, which is best confirmed through the county zoning office. Utilities & Off-Grid Potential *No municipal utilities - properties of this kind are typically off-grid unless a buyer extends power/water infrastructure. *Electricity usually comes from solar, generators, or alternative systems. *Water is normally via a private well (permit required from the Arizona Dept. of Water Resources) or hauled water until a well is established. **Septic system needed for any permanent dwelling.