Sunburst Homestead is a rare ±160-acre off-grid retreat located in the beautiful Mohave Desert of northwestern Arizona. Surrounded by sweeping mountain views, clear skies, and spectacular sunsets, this secluded property offers the perfect balance of sustainability, comfort, and self-sufficiency.

Located approximately 23 miles south of Yucca, Arizona, the property features a modern custom-built residence, attached garage, large shop, and extensive off-grid infrastructure including solar power, private well water, backup generator system, propane storage, and more.

Designed for independent desert living, the homestead includes established almond trees, Thompson grapes, and artichokes, while the elevation and climate support a wide variety of crops and livestock opportunities. The home is structurally complete and fully functional with all major systems in place.  While move-in ready, it would benefit from interior paint, trim work, and final finishing touches to achieve its full aesthetic potential and reflect the caliber of the property.

Location

• 4267 E. Juniper Dr., Yucca, Arizona 86438
• Approximately 23 miles south of Yucca via all-weather dirt road
• Stage Coach Trails at Santa Fe Ranch
• Mohave County, Arizona

Property Details

• 159.57 Acres (4 Parcels) fully fenced with a 5-strand 60-inch fence and wire with 4 barbs
• Residence built in 2012
• Private Well No. 55-593138
• Elevation: 2,330 feet

Parcel Numbers

• APN 122-29-008 – 39.86 acres
• APN 122-29-010 – 39.87 acres
• APN 122-29-012 – 39.97 acres
• APN 122-29-006 – 39.87 acres

Residence | 3,247 Square Foot Custom Home

• Interior Features
  • 3 Bedrooms, Primary with walk-in closet
  • 3 Full Bathrooms
  • 1 Half Bathroom
  • Living Room
  • Family Room
  • Dining Room
  • Office
  • Laundry / Utility Room
  • Kitchen with island, breakfast bar, and walk-in pantry
• Construction & Efficiency
  • Concrete slab foundation with vapor/radon barrier

  • Prepared for in-floor heating with conduits (Pex)

  • 12-inch exterior wood walls with R-45 insulation
  • R-60 blown-in fiberglass attic insulation
  • Triple-pane Pella low-emissivity argon gas windows
  • 1-inch concrete stucco exterior
  • LED lighting throughout
  • Security system
  • Fire suppression system
  • Cooling system with 24 SEER heat pumps
  • Propane heating with 500-gallon propane tank
  • Pre-wired for electric water heater
  • Grey water plumbing installed

Structural Features

• 6-inch reinforced concrete floating slab with vapor barrier
• 12” x 12” steel reinforcing grid

• Oversized footings with six 5/8-inch steel reinforcement bars

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  Exterior insulated concrete footings for thermal efficiency

• 2-inch insulation beneath slab perimeter

Utility Efficiency

• 2025 propane usage averaged only 100 gallons annually, including cooking and water heating.

Garage

• Attached 2-Car Garage
• Approximately 899 square feet
• Insulated ceiling

Shop

• Built in 2001
• 2,400 Square Foot Shop Building
• Full Bathroom
• Separate solar power system with 2400-watt Inverter (120 volts) with 12 new Trojan L16 batteries (24-volt system)
• Inverter with 16 batteries
• 2650+ watt solar array
• 1,000-gallon propane tank
• Evaporative cooler
• Water pressure tank
• Water softener

Exterior Improvements

• Pumphouse
• 6800-watt Inverter (120/240 volt)
• 48 solar panels
• Inverter and 24 new 2-volt batteries
• Auto-start backup generator
• Private well with 2.8 GPM at top of casing
• Two 2500-gallon water storage tanks
• Established almond trees, Thompson grapes, and artichokes

Climate

• The property enjoys a classic high desert climate with:
• Hot summers with temperatures occasionally exceeding 100°F in June – August
• Mild winters with daytime temperatures typically in the 60s°F
• Nighttime temperatures rarely below freezing
• Annual precipitation averaging 6–8 inches
• Dry humidity and light-to-moderate winds averaging 7–10 mph

Wildlife

• Native wildlife commonly seen in the area includes:
• Coyotes
• Bobcats
• Jackrabbits
• Cottontails
• Quail
• Desert mule deer
• Owls and migratory birds
• Lizards and snakes
• Bats

Occasional mountain lions from the nearby Hualapai Mountains

Native Vegetation

• Joshua Trees
• Yucca
• Ocotillo
• Prickly Pear
• Cholla
• Indian Wheat and native desert grasses and shrubs
• Creosote