1.25 acres in Navajo County, AZ
APN 105-26-021 · Northeastern Arizona (Holbrook area) · Deeded land, warranty deed
- Cash price: $5,499
- Owner financing: $249 down and $129/month for 72 months, plus a note servicing fee and property taxes. No bank, no credit check, no proof of income.
- One-time document fee: $250
- GPS: 34.97272, -110.02542
About Navajo County
These parcels sit in the high-desert rural subdivisions of Navajo County in northeastern Arizona, near Holbrook and the Petrified Forest. Open high-plateau land popular for recreation, camping, off-grid homesteads, and long-term investment, with easy reach of I-40, Winslow, Snowflake, and the White Mountains to the south.
- Zoning
- Zoning is set per parcel and most of these rural lots allow a single-family dwelling plus recreational use. Confirm the specific lot in the Navajo County parcel map (zoning tab) or with Planning & Development Services.
- Camping & RV
- Short recreational camping is fine, but RV or primitive camping on vacant land beyond 30 consecutive days in a calendar year is subject to code enforcement. To live in an RV while you build, you must first hold a building or mobile-home permit for your primary dwelling, then obtain a Temporary RV permit (valid up to one year).
- Building
- A county building permit is required to build. Navajo County does not allow a shed or other structure to be placed on vacant land before the primary dwelling — a storage shed can only be permitted once construction documents are submitted and a building permit is opened.
- Water
- No municipal water on these rural parcels. Owners typically drill a well (permit through the Arizona Department of Water Resources), install a cistern, or haul water.
- Septic
- An on-site septic system is required. A soil test is needed for the system area, and the system must be installed and inspected before it can be hooked up and the home occupied.
- Power
- Most rural parcels are off-grid and owners use solar. Where grid power is available it is typically through APS or Navopache Electric Cooperative depending on the area — and the county only allows power to be connected after a valid primary-dwelling and septic permit are in place, not to vacant land first.
- Property taxes
- Low — Navajo County's effective rate is roughly 0.5%, so vacant parcels generally run well under $150 per year, varying by assessed value.
- Access
- Reached by county and subdivision dirt roads; conditions vary by parcel — confirm access for the specific lot.
Drive times
- Holbrook: 17 min (11.3 mi)
- Joseph City: 32 min (23.3 mi)
- Cholla Lake: 30 min (21.7 mi)
