Nestled in the stunning Elko County, Nevada, lies this vast parcel of land spanning 41.85 acres, offering the perfect opportunity to create a secluded retreat or invest in a promising piece of real estate.

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Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and an abundance of wildlife, the property boasts natural beauty that is hard to find elsewhere. With its open expanse and varied terrain, this land is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, providing an array of activities such as hunting, camping, hiking, and off-roading. With plenty of space to roam and soak in the peace and tranquility of nature, you'll never run out of things to explore.

Things to Do in Elko County, Nevada >>

Elko County is a hub of Wild West spirit, and this land presents an opportunity to invest in a region of rich culture and potential. The area is home to the annual National Basque Festival, a nod to the history and culture that brought sheepherding to the region. With its vast size, stunning scenery, and convenient location, this land is an ideal investment for those seeking a peaceful retreat or to develop a property according to their own vision.

Legal Description: NE4SW4; TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE 59 EAST, MDB&M SECTION 31

Approximate Coordinates: 41°08'06.0"N 115°21'43.2"W

Benton County is the ultimate retreat. The county has a bit of everything: the rich, German history of Cole Camp, hunting and outdoor activities in Lincoln, and the lake life in Warsaw. 

Benton County is home to Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum, a popular tourist destination, and Civil War battlefields, including the Battle of Pea Ridge National Military Park.

What to Do and See in Benton County

This lot is located in the community of Eagle Bay, a wonderful private development with amenities and VERY low association fees. It is located only a fifteen minute stroll to Eagle Bay Fishing Park and Lake. The amenities include a swimming pool, a play area for the kids and RV services.

Eagle Bay is located less than 30 minutes from Lincoln, Warsaw and Cole Camp.  

Eagle Bay is one of the few developments in the area which allow RVs and mobile homes. A single family dwelling of at least 600 square feet may be constructed on this lot.

Although there are year around homes in the Eagle Bay community, many owners find it to be the perfect spot to park their RV, giving them a wonderful (and inexpensive) summer vacation home! Plus, for ATV enthusiasts, there are over 30 miles of gravel roads and some off road trails.

Let Eagle Bay be your place at the lake, your home away from home!

NOTE:  The Eagle Bay Property Owners Association maintains common areas for a fee of only $25 per month. The low monthly fee, plus the area’s low cost of living, makes the cost of owning a property and living in Eagle Bay very affordable. The buyer will be responsible for paying the monthly Property Owners Association fee beginning in the month when the deed has been recorded.

Legal Description: L 18, BLK. 62, PLAT 10 EAGLE BAY

Approximate Coordinates: 38°17'13.4"N 93°10'21.2"W

Settle down on a piece of land that once served one of the greatest Native American tribes, the Navajo Nation. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this one of a kind, diverse culture. 

This state has some of the most breathtaking views in all the United States, bringing in visitors from all over the country, to view some of the world's most recognized landscapes, such as Monument Valley and the brilliant blue waters of Lake Powell. 

Visit Holbrook, Arizona!

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You can easily get lost in the history, beauty, and culture of this wondrous city. From star gazing, hiking trails, campgrounds, national monuments, historical parks, museums, trading posts, and the Twin Arrows Casino Resort, there is definitely something for everyone! 

Discover Navajo!

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This 1.25 acre property is just a 38 minute drive to the Petrified Forest National Park! In its south, the Rainbow Forest is full of colorful petrified wood. It’s home to the Rainbow Forest Museum, with its paleontology exhibits and many trail access points. In the park's center are the petroglyphs of Newspaper Rock and the ruined village of Puerco Pueblo. To the north, the Painted Desert Inn, a 1930s adobe building, is a museum with Hopi murals.

Things to do Petrified Forest National Park >>

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own property in this peaceful town. 

Legal Description: Arizona Rancho #123 Lot 23

Approximate Coordinates: 35°03'14.8"N 109°58'23.0"W

Grays Harbor County, Washington is located on the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean. In no other county can you stick your toe in the Pacific Ocean at a beautiful beach one hour, and the next hour be in the lush rain forest.

Explore Grays Harbor County >>

50 Things To Do in Grays Harbor!

This beautiful county is the "Gateway to the Pacific Ocean" and Washington's scenic coastal wonderlands. It is located on the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean.

This wooded lot is located less than a mile from Hoquiam River and less than 10 minutes from Hoquiam River RV Park. This centrally-located Hoquiam River RV Park is a gateway to the Olympic Peninsula. This RV park provides a sheltered base to explore the beaches of Ocean Shores and Westport. This Good Sam RV park is open all year for both short and long term stays.

Also nearby, you can find several parks, shopping malls, and coffee shops. Head down to the beach with just about a 40-minute drive to the Pacific Ocean. There is something here for everyone!

Grays Harbor is home to seven bodies of water: harbors, lakes, streams, channels, canals, rivers and of course, the Pacific. Aquatic activities galore, and then some! If water isn't what you want to experience, then hike into the enchanted forests to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Or experience the Quinault Rain Forest, one of only two temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere. Camp, kayak, walk, hike, you name it, Grays Harbor is untouched and waiting for you to explore.

Please Note: You are bidding only on lot 4. This lot is the fourth lot from the right and specified in the photos. Grays Harbor County has a tendency to change parcel numbers when properties are sold, so please understand that the property purchased will be the same, but the parcel number might change due to the county's accounting method.

Parcel ID: 050410200100
Legal Description: Lot 4 Block 102, Beacon Hill Addition to the City of Hoquiam, as per plat recorded in Volume 5 of Plats, page 23, records of Grays Harbor County, TOGETHER WITH that portion of vacated Ontario Street that would attach thereto by City Ordinance No. 2077, recorded February 27, 1959 as Auditors File No. 44649, records of Grays Harbor County; Situate in the County of Grays Harbor, State of Washington.
Acre: 0.22 acres
State: Washington
County: Grays Harbor
Carrying Costs: Under $5 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 46°58'43.1"N 123°51'48.7"W

Welcome to Lakewood Shores, an active community in Iosco County, Michigan, located in the northeast quarter of Michigan’s lower peninsula! Set peacefully along the shores of beautiful Lake Huron and the mighty Au Sable River, large portions of the county are forested and/or held in public ownership as national or state forest lands. 

This homesite is wooded with beautiful white birches, pines and hardwoods. Looking for a new primary home or a place to get away seasonally throughout the year? Do you enjoy year-round recreational activities such as water sports, camping, fishing, hunting, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and more? Look no further!

This community is 5.5 miles north of Oscoda Township, Michigan’s fastest growing community, with shopping malls, churches, medical services, education and recreation, just minutes away! And lovers of history and the outdoors alike know Oscoda as the home of the famous Lumberman's Monument located in the Lake Huron National Forest.

Lakewood Shores is bordered on the east by Lake Huron and on the west by the Alpena State Forest. In the center, you can find Cedar Lake creating a water enthusiasts paradise! From canoeing to sunbathing, the community provides activities for water enthusiasts of all varieties.

The fun doesn’t stop there! Lakewood Shores has so much more to offer, including a beach club, a clubhouse, white sandy beaches of cedar lake, marina causeway, docks, racquet club, tennis courts, locker rooms, snack bar, shuffle boards, 9 total beaches, 12 picnic areas, BBQ pits, fishing ponds, ball parks, basketball courts, badminton courts, and a playground. 

Lakewood Shores Amenities >> 

Community Informational Brochure >>

Members may also take advantage of the Lakewood Shores Golf Resort Courses: the Serradella, Blackshire and The Gailes. These courses are among the finest in Northeast Michigan!

You do not want to miss this opportunity!

Note: The Lakewood Shores Property Owner's Association (POA) manages this community. Buyers, upon purchase, are responsible for directly paying outstanding fees to the POA. The annual fee for 2022 will be $230, due upon transfer of property.

Legal Description: LAKEWOOD SHORES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB NO. 4 LOT 416

Approximate Coordinates: 44°29'11.0"N 83°20'43.8"W

This 10-acre parcel of land is located in the beautiful and rugged terrain of Lander County, Nevada, close to the majestic Bald Mountain. The property is situated in an area of natural beauty with rolling hills, expansive views, and abundant wildlife. You get the best of both worlds, in this picturesque mountain valley, yet close proximity to Crescent Valley and Battle Mountain, two locations that offer diverse attractions and outdoor activities.

The area is renowned for being one of the world's largest gold-producing centers. A river runs through the valley, adding to the scenic beauty of the location.

For those seeking adventure, Lander County offers numerous options, including off-highway vehicle trails, land sailing, fishing, and hunting opportunities. Mountain biking enthusiasts can explore the Copper Basin Mountain Bike Trailhead (about an hour away), while stargazers can enjoy the unobstructed night skies of the high desert. Those looking for relaxation can take a day trip and visit the Spencer Hot Springs (less than three hours away) and take in the stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges.  

What to Do and See in Lander County

The location is perfect for those seeking a remote and peaceful retreat while still being within easy reach of modern amenities. The town of Battle Mountain is just an hours drive away, offering a range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. This friendly community is known for its warm hospitality, stunning natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage.

Video Tour of Battle Mountain, Nevada

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do in the area, with opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, and off-road adventures on the nearby trails. The vast, open skies make it an ideal location for stargazing, while the tranquility of the area provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

This is an excellent opportunity to own a beautiful piece of land in one of the most stunning areas of Nevada.

Legal Description: NE4NW4NW4 29/30N/47E

Approximate Coordinates: 40°26'56.0"N 116°42'01.8"W

Escape to the Great Outdoors - Your Gateway to Adventure in Inyo County, California!

Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of Inyo County, California, this exceptional 2.5-acre plot of land is a nature lover's paradise. Located near the California and Nevada border, between the bustling cities of Los Angeles and Las Vegas, this property offers a unique opportunity to create your own haven in one of the most awe-inspiring regions in the country.

Explore Inyo County! >>

Inyo County is renowned for its awe-inspiring natural diversity, presenting a playground for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. With Mount Whitney, the tallest peak in the lower 48 states, and Death Valley, the lowest point in the United States, this area boasts an abundance of captivating natural wonders to explore.

Adventure beckons from every corner of Inyo County, inviting you to embark on thrilling expeditions. From world-class alpine climbing and backcountry skiing to exhilarating hang gliding, horse packing, and mountain biking, this region offers endless possibilities for adrenaline-fueled activities. Immerse yourself in the pristine wilderness, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and let your spirit roam free.

This property will give you a home-base from which to set out and explore.

Close to what you want, and far away from everything you don't want. Invest in a retreat for yourself today.

Legal Description: LOT 192 IN SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP 22 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, SBBM IN THE COUNTY OF INYO

Approximate Coordinates: 35°57'41.3"N 115°52'55.8"W

Looking to build your dream home in a private recreational community in northern Michigan? Consider Canadian Lakes, where you can enjoy the best of both worlds – road frontage and walking distance to Lake of the Clouds and the golf course.

This idyllic location offers the perfect balance of natural beauty and modern amenities. Enjoy easy access to Lake of the Clouds, where you can indulge in swimming, fishing, or simply soaking up the stunning views. Plus, take advantage of the nearby golf course, which offers an enjoyable and challenging round of golf for players of all skill levels.

Are you ready to live your GOOD LIFE?

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Owners have inclusive use of remarkable amenities, including over 730 acres of waterways for all types of water sports, six beaches, sports venues, two 9-hole and one 18-hole golf courses, outdoor and indoor swimming pools, fitness area, hot tub, sauna, snow tubing tow, cross-country skiing, outdoor ice rink, campground, and more!

Canadian Lakes is located in Mecosta County, truly "The County for Every Season!" Escape for an afternoon excursion in the county.

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Explore numerous trails for hiking and biking, snowshoeing or snowmobiling, or enjoy the abundant land and lakes for hunting and fishing. Enjoy over 100 lakes and streams and, of course, the mighty Muskegon River. All are perfect for fishing, tubing, canoeing, kayaking, boating, and water-skiing.

Take in the wonder of wildlife and scenic views. You'll be surrounded by numerous festivals, events, and unique hometown shops. Excite your taste buds at nearby tasty dining venues, breweries, and wineries.

Don't miss this GOOD LIFE!!

Note: The Canadian Lakes Property Owners Corporation (POC) manages this community. The annual fee for 2023 is $803.26. The buyer, upon purchase, is responsible for directly paying all outstanding fees up to $1,200 to the POC.

Legal Description: SEC 19 T14N R8W LAKE OF THE CLOUDS LOT 102

Approximate Coordinates: 43°35'30.5"N 85°19'25.1"W

Aroostook County is the northernmost region and the largest county in wild, rugged, and deeply beautiful Maine. The state is 90 percent forest, with a coastline that, if stretched out, would reach to California. Bordering the provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick, Canada, the county is larger than the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. Known simply as "The County" or "Crown", life in this northernmost region is a grandiose fusion of old-world charm blended to perfection with contemporary appeal. Enjoy amenities that are every bit present-day, while exploring quaint villages and years-old cultures that make it seem as if you have stepped back in time.

This 30.65 acre parcel is located in the Caswell Woods, a town-approved subdivision on a private road.

From friendly local folks, rich history, storybook towns, sumptuous restaurants, shopping destinations and breathtaking outdoor amenities, Aroostook County is a peaceful borderland where time passes slower, refreshing evening breezes linger longer and sunsets sizzle for endless stretches. Step back into the way Maine used to be and take a deep breath of fresh pine and balsam-heavy air. It's a place for rejuvenating and reconnecting with life's simple pleasures.

Welcome to Aroostook County >>

Things to Do, Places to Go in Aroostook >>

The region is a water utopia, home to more than 7,000 miles of flowing rivers, including the 92-mile Allagash Wilderness Waterway, and more than 2,000 lakes, streams, and ponds.

If water is not on your to-do list, hiking, camping, bird and wildlife watching, and other recreational and sports opportunities abound as you descend upon smaller mountains, endless four-season camping areas and more.

Don't miss out on Aroostook County's 2,300 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and family skiing and snow tubing facilities. In an average season, experience over 10 feet of snow!

Snowmobiling in Aroostook >>

Bid now so you don't lose this terrific property!

Book/Page: B1426P153
Map/Lot: 9A/10
Legal Description: Lot Number Ten (10) of Caswell Woods Subdivision as subdivided for Susan K. Dernlan by Blackstone Land Surveying, P.A. and recorded on September 7, 2006 in the Northern Aroostook Registry of Deeds in Plan Files 726 and 727, said parcel containing 30.65 acres, more or less. Subject to, and with the benefit of, all subdivision easements, restrictions, covenants and reservations of record and to taxes for the year 2021 and thereafter. Being a portion, and only a portion, of the property conveyed to Susan K. Dernlan by Warranty Deed of Lakeville Shores, Inc. dated October 28, 2004 and recorded at the Northern Aroostook Registry of Deeds in Book 1426, Page 153.
Approximate Coordinates: 47°00'36.7"N 67°48'58.5"W

Modoc County, located in the far northeast corner of California, is often called the “place where the west still lives” and is frequently compared to the beautiful expanses of Montana.

The warm, dry summers encourage camping, hiking, fishing, and water sports against the backdrop of the uniquely beautiful Warner Mountains. The high desert is an ideal habitat for diverse wildlife, including bald eagles, peregrine falcons, goshawks, golden eagles, Rocky Mountain mule deer and elk, wild horses, burros and pronghorn antelope.

What to Do and See in Modoc County >>

This lot is located in the Hill Units of California Pines, 25 miles southwest of the City of Alturas. California Pines covers 15,000 acres surrounded by 2 million acres of the Modoc National Forest.

The Hill Units are almost all covered with tall pine, cedar and juniper trees. The elevation there varies from 5,000 to 6,400 feet. Enjoy three stocked trout ponds, streams and a variety of springs that dot the hillside.  

Build a getaway home or use your lot as your very private, serene campground! RVs and camping are permissible for up to 30 days of a calendar year. Building a house requires a minimum of 500 sq. ft. of living area and requires a well, septic system and electricity via solar power or extending electric lines. See detailed building requirements here: 

Hill Unit 3 CC&R >> 

Things to do before building in California Pines! >>

California Pines is a peaceful and uncrowded retreat with green meadows, towering pines and trickling streams. If you want a place to escape and become part of a tranquil and laid-back community, then come to California Pines and escape to this outdoor paradise. The California Pines Property Owners Association maintains common areas and assesses an annual $95 fee to lot owners. The community is served by a 4,400 foot airstrip.

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The California Pines POA >>

The California Pines Lodge sits on a small peninsula surrounded by California Pines Lake, right next to Donavan Reservoir, which is a haven for wild birds and animals of all kinds. The lodge features guest rooms, a restaurant, lounge, banquet room and activity room. The grounds include a swimming pool and two paddle-tennis courts.

See the California Pines Lodge >>

The California Pines Lodge >>

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!!

Legal Description: Lot 35, Block 28, California Pines Unit 3, a subdivision of the County of Modoc according to the official Plat thereof, filed in Book 2 of Maps in Modoc County Records.

Approximate Coordinates: 41°16'54.8"N 120°47'18.1"W

Imagine living in this beautiful four-seasons serene location in the Arkansas Ozarks! 

Cherokee Village >>

Considering retirement, a new start for your family, just ready for a change, or looking for a part-time retreat? Cherokee Village offers small town charm, first-class outdoor recreation amenities and affordability. Take advantage of the low taxes, low cost of living and low housing costs. Your housing dollars stretch further here.

A home may be constructed on this lot as long as the house size is a minimum of 800 square feet and complies with the zoning set forth in Cherokee Village Zoning "Bill of Assurance": Thunderbird First Addition.pdf

Experience Cherokee Village >>

Cherokee Village Information >>

This lot walking distance to Lake Thunderbird, and is only a few miles from Cherokee Village North Golf Course and South Fork Spring River!

Cherokee Village is the perfect backdrop for your next adventure. Come enjoy the lakes, river, golf courses, parks, trails, RV and campground. With more than 13,000 acres set among the rolling hills and pristine natural beauty of the Arkansas Ozarks, Cherokee Village has something to offer all ages.

Cherokee Village, Arkansas - Retreat, Rest and Renewal >>

Soak up the sun on the private beach, hit the links on two private 18-hole golf courses, jump right into any of the six swimming pools, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, spend the day fishing, walk any of the nature trails, workout at the fitness center, meet some new friends at the senior center, cycle, hike, or just relax in a hammock!

Boat, fish and play on any of the seven lakes. Enjoy the year-round spring-fed South Fork River that flows into neighboring Spring River. Both rivers rank among the Ozark region’s most popular destinations for floating and trout and walleye fishing.

NOTE: Buyers will be responsible for current taxes due. Payment will be required on or before October 15, 2023.

Add Cherokee Village, Arkansas to your travel plans and enjoy this unique community!

Legal Description: Subdivision: THUNDERBIRD FIRST Lot: 4 Block: 3

Approximate Coordinates: 36°17'38.8"N 91°32'20.0"W

Alcona County is located in the northeastern Lower Peninsula, in the heart of the “Sunrise Side”. The county borders the Lake Huron coastline and has about 60 lakes and 3 major rivers. Residents and visitors enjoy the Quilt Trail, historical sites, local shops, over 825 campsites and multitudes of activities during every season. 

This lot is located in the Lost Lake Woods Subdivision, nestled between Hubbard Lake and Lake Huron.

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Lot owners are eligible to apply for membership in the exclusive, private 10,000-acre Lost Lake Woods Club, founded in 1926 as a private hunting and fishing club. Club members now enjoy a variety of recreational activities, including hunting, fishing, golfing, hiking, and snowmobiling. The 18-hole golf course was designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Bendelow. The community also has a clubhouse, tennis courts, and a private beach on nearby Lake Huron. 

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The residential area consists of about 1,000 lots, many of which are nestled among the trees and offer scenic views of the surrounding nature. 

Please note: Only owners of lots in the Lost Lake Woods community are eligible to apply for membership in the Lost Lake Woods Club. There is a $500 application fee, a $2,000 initiation fee and $145 per month thereafter. 

Lost Lake Woods Subdivision offers a tranquil and natural setting for those who enjoy outdoor activities and the beauty of northern Michigan.

Come see what Lost Lake Woods in Alcona County has to offer! 

Legal Description: T28N R8E SECS 35&36 LOT 37 BLK 6 LOST LAKE WOODS SUB.

Approximate Coordinates: 44°46'25.8"N 83°25'01.5"W

The County of Los Angeles is the most populous county in the United States with nearly 10 million residents covering 4,083 square miles. Its population is greater than that of 40 individual U.S. states. It is one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the United States.

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This lot is located close to Avenue D-6 in Hi Vista, and there is an unpaved road that runs along the northern and western front of the parcel, coming North from Avenue D-6 and 230th St E.

Just a few miles away is the Phacelia Wildlife Sanctuary, measuring up to 160 acres, where you can spend the day hiking or horseback riding. Traveling further southwest, you will find Butte Valley Wildflower Sanctuary, Saddleback Butte State Park and Campground, Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park and Lake Los Angeles Community. From there, about 15 minutes West, is the city of Lancaster, where you can spend the day visiting the Museum of Art and History and the beautiful Antelope Valley California Poppy Fields.

The county is divided west-to-east by the San Gabriel Mountains, where most of the county's highest peaks are located. Several lower mountains are in the northern, western, and southwestern parts of the county, including the San Emigdio Mountains, the southernmost part of Tehachapi Mountains and the Sierra Pelona Mountains.

What to do in Los Angeles >>

Most of the population of Los Angeles County resides in the south and southwest, with major population centers in the Los Angeles Basin, San Fernando Valley, and San Gabriel Valley.

Legal Description: TRACT NO 29427 LOT 203

Approximate Coordinates: 34°46'27.3"N 117°43'24.9"W

Benton County is the ultimate retreat. The county has a bit of everything: the rich, German history of Cole Camp, hunting and outdoor activities in Lincoln, and the lake life in Warsaw. 

Benton County is home to Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum, a popular tourist destination, and Civil War battlefields, including the Battle of Pea Ridge National Military Park.

What to Do and See in Benton County

This lot is located in the community of Eagle Bay, a wonderful private development with amenities and VERY low association fees. It is located only a fifteen minute stroll to Eagle Bay Fishing Park and Lake. The amenities include a swimming pool, a play area for the kids and RV services.

Eagle Bay is located less than 30 minutes from Lincoln, Warsaw and Cole Camp.  

Eagle Bay is one of the few developments in the area which allow RVs and mobile homes. A single family dwelling of at least 600 square feet may be constructed on this lot.

Although there are year around homes in the Eagle Bay community, many owners find it to be the perfect spot to park their RV, giving them a wonderful (and inexpensive) summer vacation home! Plus, for ATV enthusiasts, there are over 30 miles of gravel roads and some off road trails.

Let Eagle Bay be your place at the lake, your home away from home!

NOTE: The Eagle Bay Property Owners Association maintains common areas for a fee of only $25 per month. The low monthly fee, plus the area’s low cost of living, makes the cost of owning a property and living in Eagle Bay very affordable. The buyer will be responsible for paying the monthly Property Owners Association fee beginning in the month when the deed has been recorded.

Legal Description: L 19, BLK. 62, PLAT 10 EAGLE BAY

Approximate Coordinates: 38°17'12.6"N 93°10'21.5"W

This warm-weather location has the country buzzing about it!

Valencia County Welcomes You! >>

Drive the Rio Del Oro Loop!

In addition to being rich in culture and a great place to raise a family, Valencia County is experiencing a great deal of economic prosperity. There are so many new and exciting things happening to this already charming location, you cannot miss the chance to buy your land in Valencia County today! 

Tens of thousands of new jobs are coming to Los Lunas. Facebook (Meta's) new facility opened in 2019 and continues to grow and generate additional economic benefits to the surrounding areas. The White House recently provided a grant to develop infrastructure for a huge new manufacturing facility. A new rail park is also under development.

Of course, more jobs in this sizzling investment area means greater demand for land.

Facebook (Meta) announces $800M expansion plan for Los Lunas Data Center

Once the expansion is completed, the Facebook (Meta) Data Center will employ 400 employees and provide significant economic benefits to the local community.

Facebook (Meta) Los Lunas Data Center and Facebook (Meta) Los Lunas Data Center Drone Video

New Facebook (Meta) Data Center + Booming Business in Los Lunas

In addition, the Cibola National Forest covers more than 1.6 million acres in New Mexico, with elevations ranging from 2,700 feet to over 11,300 feet. If you and your family enjoy picnicking, backpacking, camping, skiing, hiking, wildlife-viewing, star-gazing, horseback-riding, hunting, or mountain biking, Cibola National Forest has plenty to offer you. 

See the beautiful mountains of Valencia County!

Don't miss out on this great opportunity!

Note: Approximately $200 in back taxes per lot will be the responsibility of the buyer.

Legal Description: RIO DEL ORO Lot: 14 Block: 52 Unit: 26 .25 AC

Approximate Coordinates: 34°44'45.7"N 106°31'01.0"W

Legal Description: HEDLEY L. AND DOROTHY M. TURNER SUBD NO. 10 LOT 96.

Approximate Coordinates: 44°10'40.4"N 84°02'34.7"W

Cherokee Village: The Hidden Gem!

Imagine living in this beautiful four seasons, serene location in the Arkansas Ozarks!

Cherokee Village >>

A home may be constructed on this lot so long as the house size is a minimum of 800 square feet and complies with the zoning set forth in Cherokee Village Zoning "Bill of Assurance": Vegas 1st Addition.pdf

Considering retirement, a new start for your family, just ready for a change, or looking for a part-time retreat? Cherokee Village offers small-town charm, first-class outdoor recreation amenities, and affordability. Take advantage of the low taxes, low cost of living, and low housing costs. Your housing dollars stretch further here.

Experience Cherokee Village >>

This lot sits on Lochlossa Drive, about a half-mile North of Cherokee Village North Golf Course and South Fork Spring River!

Cherokee Village is the perfect backdrop for your next adventure. Come enjoy the lakes, river, golf courses, parks, trails, RV amenities, and campground. With more than 13,000 acres set among the rolling hills and pristine natural beauty of the Arkansas Ozarks, Cherokee Village has something to offer all ages.

Soak up the sun on the private beach, hit the links on two private 18-hole golf courses, jump right into any of the six swimming pools, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, spend the day fishing, walk any of the nature trails, workout at the fitness center, meet some new friends at the senior center, cycle, hike, or just relax in a hammock!

Boat, fish and play on any of the seven lakes. Enjoy the year-round spring-fed South Fork River that flows into neighboring Spring River. Both rivers rank among the Ozark region’s most popular destinations for floating and trout and walleye fishing.

Once you experience all that Sharp County has to offer, you will never want to leave!

NOTE: The buyer will be responsible for current taxes due. Payment will be required on or before October 15, 2023.

Legal Description: Subdivision: VEGAS FIRST Lot: 43 Block: 1

Approximate Coordinates: 36°19'38.0"N 91°33'03.9"W

This lot with road frontage sits on Center Street in Berlin Charter Township, Michigan in the Village of Estral Beach. Just a five-minute walk to Great Lake Erie! Take advantage of the lake, the shore, nearby cities, parks and a multitude of recreational activities.

Discover Great Lake Erie

Estral Beach Village

Monroe County is a historical and beautiful community set in the southeastern corner of Michigan, bordering Ohio to the south and Lake Erie to the east. 

The city of Monroe has impressive parks and recreation land – around 300 acres, in addition to the non-motorized River Raisin Heritage Trail. Parks contain a wide variety of recreation amenities, including picnic facilities, hiking, athletic fields, concert venues, war memorials, fishing, kayaking, boat launch, open space, and historical sites.

A Tour of the City of Monroe

There are activities for everyone in Monroe County!

What to Do and See in Monroe County

The River Raisin Battlefield, Sterling State Park, Cabela's, and many other areas of interest make Monroe County a great place to live. Monroe’s location on the shore of Lake Erie provides opportunities for swimming, boating, and fishing.

Explore the county’s numerous parks, trails, and recreational facilities. 

Sterling State Park is the only Michigan park on Lake Erie. The park’s 1,300 acres include more than a mile of sandy beach, boating and shore fishing, a fishing lagoon, lakefront camping, wildlife viewing and seven miles of trails. 

Pointe Mouillee State Game Area is one of the most respected waterfowl locations in Michigan. Consisting of over 4,000 acres, it offers exceptional waterfowl hunting. And, its numerous bird species and habitat diversity make it an important birding site for Bald Eagles, Black Billed Plovers, Glossy Ibises, Osprey, and Whimbrels.

Things to Do in Pointe Mouillee

Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy Monroe County, the cornerstone of Michigan!

Legal Description: STEVENS ESTRAL SUBDIVISION W 60 FT OF THE E 120 FT OF LOT 136

Property Address: 7116 Center St, Newport, MI 48166

Grays Harbor County, Washington is located on the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean. In no other county can you stick your toe in the Pacific Ocean at a beautiful beach one hour, and the next hour be in the lush rain forest.

Explore Grays Harbor County

50 Things To Do in Grays Harbor!

This beautiful county is the "Gateway to the Pacific Ocean" and Washington's scenic coastal wonderlands. It is located on the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula along the Pacific Ocean.

This wooded lot is located less than a mile from Hoquiam River and less than 10 minutes from Hoquiam River RV Park. This centrally-located Hoquiam River RV Park is a gateway to the Olympic Peninsula. This RV park provides a sheltered base to explore the beaches of Ocean Shores and Westport. This Good Sam RV park is open all year for both short and long term stays.

Also nearby, you can find several parks, shopping malls, and coffee shops. Head down to the beach with just about a 40-minute drive to the Pacific Ocean. There is something here for everyone!

Grays Harbor is home to seven bodies of water: harbors, lakes, streams, channels, canals, rivers and of course, the Pacific. Aquatic activities galore, and then some! If water isn't what you want to experience, then hike into the enchanted forests to witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Or experience the Quinault Rain Forest, one of only two temperate rain forests in the Northern Hemisphere. 

Camp, kayak, walk, hike, you name it!  Grays Harbor is untouched and waiting for you to explore!

NOTE: You are bidding only on lot 3. This lot is the third lot from the right and specified in the photos. Grays Harbor County has a tendency to change parcel numbers when properties are sold, so please understand that the property purchased will be the same, but the parcel number might change due to the county's accounting method.

Legal Description: Lot 3 Block 102, Beacon Hill Addition to the City of Hoquiam, as per plat recorded in Volume 5 of Plats, page 23, records of Grays Harbor County, TOGETHER WITH that portion of vacated Ontario Street that would attach thereto by City Ordinance No. 2077, recorded February 27, 1959 as Auditors File No. 44649, records of Grays Harbor County; Situate in the County of Grays Harbor, State of Washington.

Approximate Coordinates: 46°58'43.0"N 123°51'47.3"W

This 0.43 acre “Camping Lot” is located in Twin Oaks Harbor, a gated community in Jackson Township, St. Clair County, Missouri. This community features “camping lots” with favorable rules for camping enthusiasts.

The community is located about 120 miles southwest of Kansas City. St. Clair County is a peaceful, rural, agricultural county with a population of under 10,000 but offers a myriad of outdoor opportunities. Appleton City and Osceola are the largest towns in the county.

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The Harry S Truman Reservoir, also known as Truman Lake, offers exceptional outdoor recreational opportunities. It is great for boating, fishing, hunting, camping, hiking/biking and just exploring nature at its finest. Truman Lake encompasses 259 square miles of land and water covering portions of four counties: Benton, Henry, Hickory and St. Clair.

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Twin Oaks Harbor community amenities include a small lake that is stocked for fishing (boats are allowed as long as they are not gas-powered), an in-ground pool, a playground with new equipment, two bath houses with hot and cold running showers, trash dumpsters and road maintenance. ATVs, golf carts, etc. are permitted on the common roads.

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This “Camping Lot” is for recreational use but is NOT permitted to be used as a residence (so no one can live there). Campers are allowed. No other structures are permitted on this lot.

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Fresh air, a warm fire & a starry night are waiting for you!

NOTE: Twin Oaks Harbor Property Owners Association imposes an annual fee of $232.00 for a single lot covering its fiscal year of May 1 – April 30. Dues are paid through April 30, 2024.

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Drive the Rio Del Oro Loop!

This package of 10 lots is available in beautiful Valencia County, New Mexico. The lots are scattered throughout the Rio Del Oro subdivision and are not contiguous. You'll get 2.5 total acres of land to immerse yourself in the excitement and sizzling hot investment activity of Los Lunas and Valencia County! This area is experiencing tremendous economic growth with a new Facebook Meta Data Center, manufacturing hub, and pipeline project.

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You can also enjoy numerous hiking and exploring opportunities nearby including the Whitfield Wildlife Conservation Area, Cibola National Forest, and the Manzano Mountains State Park. And you'll be only an hour away from Albuquerque International Airport (ABQ).

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In mid-March of 2021, Facebook announced a doubling of its Facebook Meta Data Center, adding six additional buildings totaling over two million square feet by 2023. Los Lunas’ government will provide nearly $40 billion in industrial revenue bonds and other economic development funding!

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NOTE: Back taxes of up to $300 per lot will be the responsibility of the buyer

Located in Southwest Florida, Charlotte County is a premier destination for a laid-back, low-cost of living lifestyle. Charlotte Harbor and the Gulf Islands are noted as a tranquil getaway as they are away from the crowds and off the beaten path. It consists of 694 square miles which also includes 165 miles of canals, 219 miles of shoreline, 70 parks and recreation areas and 12.5 miles of Gulf Coast beaches. 

This 0.13 acre lot is located in the city of Punta Gorda, less than two miles east of East Elementary School. Peace River is three miles northwest where you can find Darst Park, which features a boat ramp, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and paddling. 

The city offers unique shopping, dining, and cultural experiences including opportunities to visit historic sites, museums, art galleries, and antique shops. Overall, Punta Gorda, Florida, is an excellent vacation destination for those who love the outdoors, a small-town atmosphere, and natural beauty.

In addition to its beautifully restored historic district, Punta Gorda offers many natural attractions, waterside shopping and leisurely strolls along the Harborwalk and at Fishermen's Village on Charlotte Harbor.

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This location is definitely the outdoor connoisseurs dream! 

Legal Description: CTRY CLB MANOR BLK B LT 6 63/633 125/589 129/559 131/502 135/600 PR95-3433-DG LOA1418/1625 DC2753/1637-DLG

Approximate Coordinates: 26°56'13.1"N 81°59'21.1"W

Bring your jeep, dune buggy or other off-road vehicle to explore the diverse surroundings in Southern California!

This remote 10-acre parcel is located in the rolling hills of Imperial County, located between the city of Brawley 70 miles to the west; the Colorado River and the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge 35 miles to the east; and the Algodones Sand Dunes 48 miles to the south.

So much adventure is awaiting you here! If you are looking for a large, remote piece of land to get away from it all, this is for you! This parcel is not too far from Hauser Geode Beds, which yields crystal-filled geodes and beautiful agate nodules. 

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Imperial County shares borders with Mexico to the south, Riverside County to the north, San Diego County to the west, and the State of Arizona to its east.

The Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, the largest dune complex in California, extends more than 40 miles along the eastern edge of the Imperial Valley, split by Highway 78. Off-road vehicles are permitted. To the north, (the green section on the map), you are free to walk but there’s no sign and no trailhead.

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Cibola National Wildlife Refuge straddles the border of California and Arizona. It has an abundance of wildlife watching and nature trail opportunities. Take the Canada Goose Drive for an excellent opportunity for wildlife viewing and photography. On the accessible walking trail, you might see song birds, bobcats, quail, and mule deer. Anglers can fish for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, striped bass, channel catfish, flathead catfish, crappie, sunfish, tilapia, and common carp. Public hunting on Cibola National Wildlife Refuge is permitted in specified areas. 

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Head to the city of Brawley, ranked in the top 10 fastest growing cities in California, for provisions, food and entertainments!

In recent news, the Salton Sea area has attracted attention as a huge source of lithium, used in electric vehicle lithium-ion batteries. The California Energy Commission estimates that there’s enough lithium there to surpass the current production now existing worldwide! Several companies have begun exploring the potential for lithium extraction, boding well for future employment opportunities.

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Explore your adventurous spirit!

Legal Description: SW1/4 OF SW1/4 OF SE1/4 SEC 35 T9S R18E 10 AC

Approximate Coordinates: 33°20'28.6"N 115°03'08.0"W

Enjoy the natural Ozark beauty in the rugged hill country of Izard County, in north central Arkansas. The White River forms the southwestern border and provides recreation and fishing. A world-famous trout fishing river, the White, brings cold water from the depths of Bull Shoals and Norfork lakes, gradually warming near Batesville. The Strawberry River is a good stream for floaters and on this river is located the city of Horseshoe Bend. Two highways, No. 9 and No. 58, offer scenic beauty. The quaint town of Calico Rock sits on the bluffs above the White River and offers small-town charm.

This lot is located in the city of Horseshoe Bend, the best kept secret in north Arkansas! Horseshoe Bend is a resort retirement community featuring lakes, golf course, health spa, tennis facilities, and a shopping center. Nestled in the Ozark Mountains, on the Strawberry River, Horseshoe Bend is easily accessible to Arkansas' most scenic highways and is the perfect place to find rest, relaxation, and recreation.

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The city is located within three hours of Little Rock, Memphis and Springfield and is the perfect springboard location for visits to many popular attractions! Izard County's largest city covers over 14,000 acres and sports a population of 2,180 residents.

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Come fish or canoe on the river, enjoy boating on one of four lakes, including 640 acre Crown Lake, challenge the state-of-the-art par 3 or the 18-hole championship golf course, bowl a line or two, toss a few horseshoes, play miniature golf, shoot a few hoops, shuffleboard or tennis, swim in one of two indoor pools or take a sunny outdoor swim on Turkey Mountain. The town offers convenient shopping, a library, several restaurants, two resorts, a spa, two music and variety venues, and so much more!

Be a part of the best kept secret in north Arkansas!

Legal Description: Lot/Block: 13/1 Subdivision: TRACT A

Property Address: 1404 Raspberry Ln, Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512