S Senator Hwy Prescott, AZ 86303

Located approximately 10 miles south of Prescott along Senator Highway, this 221.11-acre property surrounds the inactive Senator gold mine. The mine, initially opened around 1871, primarily operated between 1883 and 1899, yielding gold, lead, zinc, copper, and silver. Historically, a mining town with a saloon, store, and boarding house supported the mining operations along the Hassayampa River. In the 1890s, Phelps Dodge acquired the mine, transforming the settlement into a small town. The property, zoned RCU-2A, allows for single-family residential subdivision development with minimum lot sizes of two acres. The sale includes the mining claims, which will be conveyed with the land. Potential uses for the property include a public park, wildlife preserve, educational institution research site, religious summer camp, corporate retreat, or nature preserve. Alternatively, it can be privately held as a ranch, family retreat, or land banked for future use. The location is currently popular with hikers and mountain bikers, presenting an opportunity for a citizens group or non-profit to purchase and preserve the property.