12565 Mohave Ctr Blvd Yucca, AZ 86438
This exceptional 92-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Yucca, Arizona. Strategically located adjacent to a truck stop and boasting direct I-40 interchange access, this property is ideally suited for mixed-use development. A completed hotel feasibility study enhances its potential. The site benefits from upgraded three-phase electrical service and readily available natural gas. High-speed fiber optic connectivity is also adjacent to the property. A significant advantage is the presence of a high-capacity potable water well, producing 500 gallons per minute, considered the best in Mohave County. Water rights are fully secured, with a new well drilled in 2015 and a refurbished one-million-gallon water tank (2015) available to service development projects, including manufacturing facilities. Further enhancing the property's value is a recently upgraded one-mile water pipeline running under I-40, potentially servicing development on both sides of the highway. The establishment of the Mojave Water Company, a local utility serving the region, and a unique self-serve water pumping station (with solar and backup power) add to the property's infrastructure strength. Septic services are currently under development. This property offers unparalleled access to utilities and infrastructure, making it an exceptional opportunity for large-scale commercial development. Located at 12565 Mohave Center Blvd, Yucca, AZ 86438, in Mohave County.
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