Now this is an awesome find for the right tiny house buyer! Get your own secluded 20 acres of land with a 372 square foot tiny house already on it! It’s set up for off-grid living, and sits on beautiful land with plenty of hiking opportunities.
It’s located 1 hour and 15 minutes from Flagstaff, Arizona, and 1.5 hours from Prescott. You’ll be quite rural — the next town (Ash Fork) is a full 35 minutes away! But there’s a solar system set up and a rainwater catchment system as well. While the house still needs to be plumbed, you could enjoy “glamping” while making some upgrades.
And for just $55,000, it would be awesome to have your own spot to live tiny! She’s selling it for $55,000, or possibly lower price for a full cash offer. Contact Sarah, the seller, at Tiny Home Builders here.
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Rural Arizona Cabin For Sale with 20 Acres!
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You can see the solar panels and rainwater catchment here.
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The loft is 14×14 feet.
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Here’s the ladder to the loft.
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The main living area has lots of potential.
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Right now she boils water for a solar shower.
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The kitchen with an energy-efficient fridge and oven.
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The spot right in front of the bathroom.
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Highlights:
- PROS:
- beautiful setting, lots of hiking, very private & secluded (cannot see your neighbors & rarely see people out here).
- 372 sf (not including the full loft)
- 780 Watt Photovoltaic solar panels with a 25 year warranty (professionally installed only 2 years ago)
- 4 new S-550 Flooded lead-acid Deep Cycle Batteries with 2 year full-replacement installed December 2018
- Magnum Energy 2,500 Watt modified sine wave inverter/charger (professionally installed only 2 years ago)
- Full size energy efficient fridge bought new (2 years old)
- Full size stove with oven
- cast iron sink
- gray water from kitchen and bathroom (tub & sink) are plumbed out to the garden
- beautiful mosaic design tiling work in the bathroom and kitchen (installed by a professional)
- full gutters all around house with two 275 gallon tanks on either side of roof to catch water.
- tiny (tiny tiny) shed (maybe 6’x6′)
- CONS
- the road coming in is rough and rocky. 30 minute drive to paved road.
- no hot water heater installation yet (i warm up water on the stove and take solar showers inside with a solar shower bag.
- no water plumbing/piping yet (i fill up water from the tanks outside and bring in).
- indoor trim needs finishing
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This would be perfect for me
Make an offer!
There is a naked man on the refrigerator. Not something that buyers want to see. Your refrigerator should be cleaned off so that it appeals to all buyers.
This house has a lot of potential. It could be very pretty. The first thing I would do is attach awning type shutters over all the windows that could be dropped down and fastened when gone, but will offer lots of shade on those windows. I would then add a large deck out front and build a roof over it, again for shade. The front seems to have a shade tree, so I would build a Native American style Ramada out back. . .a long wide structure of upright poles and poles for support across the top covered with branches until it is shady underneath. This will give you a shady outside work/relaxing area and some shade for the side of the house.
Everything else is cosmetic. It is not a bad house, and if you learn how to do it and have a camper on your truck, you can learn to come into town for the weekend to get supplies, and stay over to do other things as well. I’m just saying 😉
Exactly! You have to have vision 🙂
It’s a nice house for off grid living. Or if you have the money you could set up a water system. I think someone is going to get a good deal.
Exactly!
Is this still available
It seems I can’t reply to someone else’s comment, so this is a general comment and a response to an earlier comment.
To Natalie – what an awesome build. I’m sure it will make a great home for the next owners. Thank you for sharing :).
To “REDMAN CATSKILL” – really? All that fabulous house to review and all you can do is find fault with someone’s choice of fridge artwork? If you want to comment, maybe pick something positive to say next time …
Thanks Chris!
This looks like something I would be interested in just so much land. How is the weather? Is it hot all year round?? And maybe I need to read a little more about how far off grid. Is there any cell service at all??
From what I’ve read here, it seems to be incredibly rural. Not sure about the cell service. Here’s information about the nearest town — but it’s 35 miles away! https://www.legendsofamerica.com/az-ashfork/
Is this house still for sale? I’m very interested.
Always check the link to the listing to find out the status, in this case it’s no longer active and that usually means it’s no longer available.
Though, listing sites are usually searchable and you may find something else that interests you or look for a better deal…