Outdoor Lover’s Paradise | 198.7± Acres Completely Surrounded by BLM Land
Escape to nearly 200 acres of pure Arizona wilderness at the base of the Harquahala Mountains.
This rare property is completely surrounded by BLM land, offering unmatched privacy,
endless recreation, and direct access to miles of trails for hiking, hunting, off-roading, and
horseback riding. With the historic abandoned Hercules Mine on-site, the land carries a sense
of adventure and old-west history you won’t find anywhere else—all while being only 1 hour
from Wickenburg and Buckeye, and 1 hour 35 minutes from Downtown Phoenix.
Both adobe homes are tucked into the mountain, giving them incredible natural protection, a peaceful setting, and spectacular mountain views. The 1,306-sf main home and 496-sf casita offer open studio layouts, wood-burning stoves, solar power, and rustic desert-inspired finishes—ideal for full-time living, guests, or multi-family use.
A standout feature of the property is the 2,120-sf shop, built with wood and adobe and
incorporating two full-size shipping containers for secure storage. The shop includes a concrete
pad, gravel workspace, and its own bathroom with a shower—perfect for gear, projects, or
basecamp operations.
For RV enthusiasts, the property offers four total RV hookups—two with large covered shades
and two additional uncovered spots—as well as an adobe picnic area, water, and power.
With a windmill-powered well feeding two cisterns, multiple historic outbuildings, and endless open space, this is a true off-grid retreat built for outdoor people who crave freedom, privacy, and wide-open desert living.