#L00334-1 20 Acres in Navajo County, AZ $14,499.00 ($164.96/Month)

This 20-acre parcel in Navajo County, Arizona is owner financed land offered at $14,499 cash or $164.96/month. Purchase begins with $1 down + $199 doc fee, plus the $15 welcome packet shipping fee.

20 acres for $14,499: pay cash, or $164.96/month with $1 down + $199 doc fee.

Key Facts

About This Parcel

The parcel lies in northeastern Arizona's high desert in Navajo County, near Joseph City along Interstate 40 between Holbrook and Winslow.

Why this lot: 20 acres offers room and privacy at a modest price, and Joseph City and Interstate 40 is about 6 miles away for everyday needs.

Location and Area

• Joseph City and Interstate 40: about 6 miles (straight-line)
• Holbrook: about 12 miles (straight-line)
• Winslow: about 22 miles (straight-line)

Distances are straight-line from the listing's GPS point; driving distances are longer.

Access, Utilities and Building

Access

The listing shows access by dirt trail. Physical road condition has not been confirmed. Contact Navajo County Planning & Development Services to confirm legal access.

Can I camp or park an RV on the land?

Only with a county permit. Under Article 15 of the Navajo County Zoning Ordinance, a single RV may be placed only in certain zoning districts and never on a permanent basis. A Seasonal RV Permit allows one RV for up to 120 days per calendar year, and a Temporary RV Permit, valid up to one year (two years at most), requires an installed, permitted septic or sewer connection and a building permit application for a primary residence. RVs must be connected to a permanent power source; generators are not allowed. The zoning of this parcel has not been confirmed. Contact Navajo County Planning & Development Services to confirm.

Is a mobile or manufactured home allowed?

A manufactured home requires a Navajo County construction permit, and the county requires proof of an approved septic system (or a sanitary district release) with a building permit application. Contact Navajo County Planning & Development Services to confirm requirements for this parcel.

Is there a well or septic option?

We have not confirmed any public water, sewer or electric service for this parcel. Navajo County requires proof of an approved septic system for a building permit, and conventional septic permits include a site investigation under Arizona Department of Environmental Quality rules. Water would typically come from a private well or hauled water; the electric provider and line-extension cost have not been confirmed.

Is the parcel buildable as-is? Is a perc test required?

Building requires Navajo County permits; buildability for this parcel is not confirmed. A septic permit requires a site investigation of soil conditions. The listing's GPS point falls within FEMA Flood Zone X, an area of minimal flood hazard. Contact Navajo County Planning & Development Services before purchase to confirm.

Owner Financed Land: Payments and How to Buy

The cash price is $14,499. Financed purchases start at $164.96/month with $1 down + $199 doc fee; including the $15 welcome packet shipping fee, the amount due today is $215.

To learn about rates, terms and the steps after checkout, read how owner financing works at Dollar Land Store and our step-by-step land buying process.

Verify This Parcel

• Navajo County parcel record for APN 104-74-001F
• FEMA Flood Map Service Center
• View the GPS point on Google Maps

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I build on this parcel?

A building or manufactured home permit in Navajo County requires proof of an approved septic system. Please confirm requirements with the county before purchase.

Are there utilities?

Utility availability for this parcel has not been confirmed. Wastewater would require a permitted septic system.

Answers to general questions about payments, deeds and purchasing are available in our land buying FAQs.

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Accuracy note: The APN, legal description and acreage shown here match county records (Navajo County parcel data). Counties do not guarantee their records, and Dollar Land Store cannot guarantee them either. Buyers should verify all details with Navajo County before purchase.