Kirkland Creek Ranch

764 Acres – $4,295,900

Kirkland Creek Ranch is nestled along Kirkland Creek, which runs for three-quarters of a mile through the property, lined with large cottonwood trees.

The ranch features 75 acres of historically irrigated land (with records indicating up to 117.5 acres irrigated previously). The main home, perched atop a hill, offers stunning views of Kirkland Creek, the Bradshaw Mountains, Weaver Mountains, and Kirkland Peak. A 2,000-foot dirt runway with tie-downs doubles as the driveway, providing unique fly-in access.

Elevations range from 4,040 to 4,172 feet, with level to gently rolling topography. Vegetation includes upper desert grassland, chaparral, and riparian areas along the creek. The ranch is easily accessible yet exceptionally private.

Water Resources

Located in the Bill Williams Groundwater Basin (Skull Valley Subbasin) and Bill Williams River Watershed, the ranch benefits from:

• No restrictions on groundwater pumping (outside prescott AMA)
• A shallow, abundant water table
• Ranch has 3 active wells
• Main Well – Services 3 homes
• Irrigation Well – Has new pump and over 400 gpm
• Studio Well has hand pump

Kirkland Creek Ranch

ImprovemenTs

• Main Home: 2,900 ft., built in 2012 by John Barenz, split-face block construction, metal roof, four bedrooms, three bathrooms. Features include 9-foot ceilings, tile flooring, hardwood doors, a double- sided propane fireplace, HiMacs seamless kitchen counters, and a butcher block island. Climate control via WaterFurnace geothermal system, solar water heater with electric backup, and a propane- powered generator. Includes a 1,714 sq.ft. garage/workshop with 12-foot ceilings, three large roll-up doors, two smaller roll-up doors for ATVs, a central vacuum system, and a sink. Outdoor amenities include a 40×20-foot pool, 6,842 sq.ft. of slab for entertaining, a propane BBQ, and an exterior-access bathroom. A 500-gallon buried fuel tank is located nearby.
• Guest Home: 1,396 sq.ft., built in the 1960s, slump block construction, asphalt shingle roof, one bedroom, one bathroom, vaulted ceiling living room, central heat, one fireplace, evaporative cooler, and a 408 sq.ft. carport. Shares the main homes propane tank.
• Secondary Home: 1,996 sq.ft., built in the 1960s, slump block construction, asphalt shingle roof, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, one fireplace, and a 360 sq.ft. garage.
• Shop/Tack Room/Storage: 3,000 ft. steel building (150×20 feet), with a central enclosed shop on a concrete pad, open-sided storage on dirt for vehicles/machinery, and an enclosed tack room with a concrete floor. Includes a 500-gallon buried fuel tank and three above-ground fuel containers.
• Additional Structures: 768 sq.ft. steel barn, 450 sq.ft. studio/bunkhouse (with bathroom, kitchen, propane heater, swamp cooler), 1,800 sq.ft. steel hay barn with concrete pad, 1,152 sq.ft. wood/tin horse barn with four stalls, 390 sq.ft. wood/tin feed room on concrete pad, and corrals with scales.

How to Purchase

Our low prices are just the beginning. We make sure our buyers know all there is to know about the property and have explored the options available to them before making their purchase. Transparency and friendly guidance without pressure is at the very core of our decades of success.

The Developer

Besides having the best prices and knowledgeable and friendly staff, they are known for having a complete, and simple land buying process from start to finish.

• A registered and certified survey
• Engineering reports and soils tests
• Title work
• Great owner financing
• A Warranty Deed with protections written right into the deed
• Necessary Approvals from local, state, and federal agencies

This saves customers thousands of dollars, a ton of time and effort in the process, and gives them peace of mind that everything has been handled with the utmost diligence.