*MUST SELL NOW* LARGE LAND PARCEL IN NW ARIZONA ACROSS LAKE TO VEGAS

Description

FULL PRICE AUCTION!
Highly Coveted 40 Acres Near Las Vegas!
1,742,400.00 SQUARE FEET!
THE SIZE OF OVER 30 FOOTBALL FIELDS
Due to family matters we are liquefying our real estate interests. This one is in a spectacular location yet will moved to the highest bidder, regardless of price. It is located a stone’s throw from Lake Mead, the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon National Park, and very near to Las Vegas… essentially across Lake Mead! Our loss is your gain.
Meadview, Arizona
The property is located adjacent to Meadview, AZ. Here is some area information:
Meadview, the best kept secret in northwest Arizona and is located on the Arizona side of Lake Mead, at the western end of the Grand Canyon National Park. Perched on the Grapevine Mesa, a high desert plateau with elevations around 4,000', and just south of Lake Mead.
It has access to Lake Mead, the largest
man-made
lake in the United States.
There are stunning views of the Grand Wash Cliffs as high as 6,000' to the east and the distant glow of fabulous Las Vegas to the west.
Meadview is a quiet retirement community surrounded by federal land. The community is of recent origin having been founded around 1960 as a retirement community and as of 2012 had a population of approximately 2,000. Meadview is also a gateway to the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and loaded with wildlife, outdoor adventures, clean air, and majestic scenery.
The recorded history of the area began in 1826, when Jedediah Smith passed through on his first Southwest Expedition in search of beaver. Other early explorers were John C. Fremont (Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas), Lt Edward Beale, Lt Joseph Ives, and Major John Wesley Powell in addition to native Americans. In fact, the Hualapai Nation is adjacent to Meadview to the southeast.
Meadview is the perfect hideaway with many recreational opportunities including boating, water skiing, swimming, camping, hiking, and photography. Meadview is where the river rafts exit after their journey down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. Boating on Lake Mead is at its best at this end of the lake. Crystal clear water, stunning scenery with vast panoramas of photographic opportunities, and miles of open water with deep coves, and clean, sandy beaches provides endless recreation.
Peace and solitude the main attraction. Also, championship caliber fishing can be had at Lake Mead and the Colorado River. The eastern end of the lake is known exactly for that! Anglers hook prize stripers (striped bass) and can reach monster sizes up to 60 pounds,
large-mouth
bass, catfish and bluegill.
Meadview is the only community in Arizona with access to Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon by personal watercraft, graces the easterly end of Lake Mead on an unspoiled plateau swept with Joshua Trees.
Pierce Ferry Road passes this posted property and is main artery to Meadview. It was the original Mormon Trail used by pioneers on their way west.
The Grand Wash Cliffs stretch 10 miles from Lake Mead City past downtown Meadview. Meadview is mostly a retirement and vacation area with Lake Mead only 10 miles away The population is estimated to be around 2,000. Children attend school in nearby Dolan Springs at their K-12th schools.
Mohave County provides their bus service.
The scenery in the area is spectacular! Meadview is located center of the most dense par of the Joshua Tree Forest. The ever-changing mountain range of the Grand Wash Cliffs with their myriad of colors and Lake Mead National Recreational Area are the outdoorsman’s paradise. The air is clean and the skies are clear and great for all that billions of stars and the Milky Way has to offer so bring a telescope!
The water is pure and untreated, pumped from deep wells. There is no pollution, whether from industry, noise, or light. It’s a pristine location yet so close to the excitement of Las Vegas. Who would’ve thought such a place exists so close to the world’s most exciting city?
The climate is mild with summer highs are generally in the 90s an the air is dry while winter lows of 40 to 60. The
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venings are cool and comfortable. Every so often there will be a dusting of snow yet, it melts quickly due to the strength of the desert sun. Plant life depends on the fair amount of rainfall that side of the lake gets however its seasonal as most locations in the United States.
There are a wide variety of animals including wild horses, burros, bulls, cougars, bobcats, deer, coyotes, deer, big horn sheep, cottontail and jackrabbits, quail, road runners, snakes, lizards, and yes, jackalopes. Some are hard to spot but they’re there. In the coves or on the cliffs that line the lake, you could see the majestic desert bighorn sheep. Local rams are sturdy animals carrying massive curved horns and sometimes have large harems of ewes with their young.
The wild burros, descendants of those left behind by old prospectors, drink at the water's edge, as do cougars, bobcats and coyotes. Few nights pass without a serenade from a family of coyotes, badgers, cottontails, and the wily black-eared jackrabbit, and deer can be found within the park boundaries. Antelope are quite rare, but are seen occasionally.
Bird watchers can find over 250 species of birds ranging from five kinds of hummingbirds to osprey, golden eagles, and bald eagles. There are 60 species of waterfowl including ducks, herons, brown pelicans, geese, coots, terns, and the small swan like billed grebe songbirds, owls, hawks, ravens and turkey vultures are regular visitors to the area. Gambel's quail thrive in our area, sometimes numbering the hundreds as they search for seeds under the brush in-season.
Meadview is near the northwestern corner of Arizona, across from Nevada to the north and adjacent to California to the west. Meteorite hunting, rock hunting, 4-wheeling, hiking and gold prospecting are regular activities within the area for locals and tourists. Don’t be surprised if you find a gold nugget!
World Class photo opportunities of mountain sheep, wild burros, coyotes, quail, cottontails, jack-rabbits and maybe and owl, and hawks are everywhere. Keep a look out and its likely that you’ll find one or many of them. You may miss them if you blink!
Overall, Meadview is a very affordable, scenic, and nature-preserved spot to invest in or call home… you decide. Real estate market values remain strong and stable through most all economic times. There are few locations where that exist. This happens to be one of them.
IMAGING THE AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES!
What grows in this area?
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Spinach
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Lemons
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Oranges
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Lime
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Peaches
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Marionberries
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Corn
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Alfalfa
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Sunflowers
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Summer Squash
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Sweet Leaf Candy Stevia
Plus, with approvals you could possibly…
plant up to 4,000 hemp plants per acre or the
possibility of raising up to 160,000 plants.
OR
If you are into the other related cash crop, imagine the agricultural uses for 40 acres and consider the formula below:
To start off we will assume a low estimate on corn: 20,000 plants per acre @ 36 in. (3ft) spacing per row. So for kush cash crops we will half that number to 10,000 plants per acre @ 72 in. (6 ft) spacing per row. So, how many bushels per acre of kush cash crops?
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32 lbs per bushel
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16 oz. per pound
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# of oz per plant = 1
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# of plants per acre = 8,500 x 40 acres = 340,000 plants
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# of lbs per acre = 625 lbs. x 40 = 25,000 lbs
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bushels per acre = 19.53 x 40 = 781.20 bushels
Imagine a cash crop of one thousand per pound with the above information. By the way, that information was found at theweedbusiness.com so you may verify it.
IMAGING THE BUILDING POSSIBILITIES!
Maybe you want to build one large house, several houses, or a large subdivision of houses. With property zoning, you may be able to
many houses… possibly up to 12 or more residences per acre depending on the density allowed and minimum lot sizes.
Again, that is up to your creativity, community needs and possibilities, and of course, the county officials.
Property Information:
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40 Acres
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Meadview, AZ area, close to Lake Mead
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Mohave County
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State of Arizona
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Township 28 North
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Range 18West
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Section 3
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T28N R18W SEC 3 SW4 NE4 CONT 40 ACRES
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Quitclaim deed for transfer
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Rolling terrain
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Good property access
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Telephone by cellular
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Water by well or tank
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Sewer by septic
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Excellent sunlight for cost-effective solar power
Important Message to All Bidders:
PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE AUCTION LISTING, PERFORM ALL DUE DILIGENCE,
AND
BID ONLY IF YOU ARE COMPLETELY SATISFIED
WITH
ALL OF YOUR RESEARCH AND COMFORTABLE WITH
THE TERMS OF THIS AUCTION IN ITS ENTIRETY
AS REFLECTED IN THE BELOW PARAGRAPH.
EBAY FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE!
Please bid responsibly. Your bid states that you have conducted all due diligence on this beautiful property and are satisfied with it in its entirety. All information provided herein has been stated as all the knowledge we have on the property and obtained that information from sources deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Our interest in this shall be sold and conveyed "as is, where is, with all faults, no guarantees expressed nor implied". Exclusive conveyance via quitclaim deed. You are bidding on our interest in this property. Any and all taxes, assessments, association dues, other associated issues including title clearance, potential suit to quiet title, title bonding, and any and all associated title issues shall become the responsibility of the buyer. Your bid is acknowledgement and your satisfaction of the acceptance of these and all other terms, characteristics, rules, and remunerations regarding this property per your own research and acceptance. You have been given ample time since this posting to conduct all your necessary research. Kindly bid if and only if you adhere to all of the above term and conditions. Your bid is acceptance and serves as the purchase contract, including all of the above-stated terms, no exceptions. You bid, you buy. You are
not
bidding on the option to purchase. All known information has been posted. Please do not ask for additional data as we posted everything we know. Retraction or cancelled bids will not be tolerated and reported to EBAY immediately. Bid and no pay will be treated harshly. We have 100% Feedback on EBAY and are dependable and responsible sellers and buyers for over two decades.
Payment must be received
within 48 HOURS
of the auction’s close.
No exceptions
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Payments types accepted:
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Wire Transfer
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ACH
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Zelle
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Check (clearing time required)
Upon receipt of the payment in full, your deed will be prepared, notarized, and sent to you within seven business days.
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You may also send us a solid offer on this property. If you do, please be realistic. This is a strong property in a location with high value.
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Thank you for taking the time to read this auction listing and best of luck to all bidders. We didn’t want to list it but we are raising funds for family matter.
We reserve the right to end the auction early.