Navajo County located in the north-eastern part of Arizona and the county seat is located at Holbrook.  Navajo County is known for cultural diversity and is home to the largest Native American reservation in the United States the Navajo Reservation and also the Hopi and Apache Indian Reservations.  The Hopi Pueblo of Oraibi is one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the United States, which is located in Navajo County.  Most people when they think about Arizona think about vast open desert without any vegetation, however that is a myth.  Navajo County not only offers the Monument Valley, Keams Canyon, and the Petrified Forest but also the largest stand of Ponderosa Pines not only in the USA but in North America.  Almost 66 % of Navajo County’s 9,949 square miles is Indian reservation land.   Individual and corporate ownership accounts for 18 %; the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Bureau of Land Management together control 9 % and the state of Arizona owns 5.9 %.   All of Navajo County is an Enterprise Zone, meaning any business that relocates to this county will receive deep tax incentives for doing so.

If you are looking for quiet mountains, bustling cities, snow covered mountains, or sunshine drenched deserts, then Arizona is your destination choice. Arizona has been experiencing huge population explosions over the years and after 19 years it has overtaken Las Vegas, NV to become the fastest growing state in the Country. Arizona is also home to Phoenix the 4th largest city in the United States, it is speculated that Phoenix will become the 3rd largest city over the next decade. Currently Arizona is a major retirement destination due to its warm weather and abundant attractions, much like Florida. 

The tourism industry is booming in Arizona due in part to the Native American Ruins, White Mountains, Apache Sitgreaves National Park, Canyon De Chelly, Sedona, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest National Park, Tombstone and the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon with its colorful chasms and magnificent vistas will keep you coming back time after time. These beautiful scenes stretch over 277 miles of the Grand Canyon and go down for over a mile. Truly a world Wonder!

The land could be used for a residence, camping and/or off roading, as well as enjoying the refreshing mountain breezes and desert serenity. There are no restrictions, no association fees, and no time limits to build on this property.