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, with their clear alpine streams and a high desert dotted with serene lakes. An ideal habitat for diverse wildlife, the area is home to 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 California Pines, a beautiful community Located just 20 miles southwest of the City of Alturas. California Pines covers 15,000 acres surrounded by 2 million acres of the Modoc National Forest.

California Pines is a peaceful and uncrowded retreat with green meadows, towering pines and trickling streams. It's 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.

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The Lake Units are located at an elevation of 4,300 feet in mostly meadow pastureland type of property. The California Pines Lake is 256 acres and next to it sits the California Pines Lodge, a 4,400 foot airstrip, and campground. 

Escape to California Pines! Camp or build a getaway in this paradise!

The California Pines Property Owners Association maintains common areas for the benefit of the property owners, residents and the general public. The annual POA fee of $95 is the responsibility of the buyer.

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 Canadian Snow Geese, White Pelicans, Cranes, and many other wild birds and animals of all kinds. The 8,000 square foot Lodge features guest rooms, a restaurant, lounge, banquet room and activity room. The grounds of the lodge include a swimming pool and two paddle-tennis courts.

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The California Pines Lodge >>

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!!

Legal Description: Lot 14, Block 28, California Pines Unit Lake 1-A, 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°24'50.2"N 120°41'33.0"W

This wooded lot is located in the Lake Miramichi community, a minute stroll to the Little Miramichi Lake, in Osceola County, Michigan. 

Lake Miramichi is a private, well planned, waterfront community with an active Property Owners Association that manages the private lake and is responsible for upkeep of the roads, parks, clubhouse, and dams, which are between the larger lake and “little” Lake Miramichi. Lake Miramichi is in Evart Township.

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Miramichi Lake and the smaller quiet Little Miramichi Lake each have boat launches and park areas.  Relax at the sandy swimming beach, playground, beach house and pavilion. Dock your boat at the full service marina available if your lot is without lake frontage.  Enjoy a nice four mile hike around the lake for walking, jogging or biking.

The homes, approximately 160, vary between simple seasonal cabins to beautiful year-round homes with great views of the hilly countryside or the many fantastic views of the lake. 

Scenic Miramichi Lake, covering 210 acres, offers all sports activities and great fishing for bass, bluegill, perch, crappie, walleye and catfish. Little Miramichi Lake is a 30 acre fishing and swimming lake with no motors allowed. It is known for its beautiful natural setting, wooded surroundings, peace, serenity and excellent fishing.

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Osceola County contains the highest point in Michigan’s Mid-Western Lower Peninsula and is also known for trout fishing.   Yet, Osceola County still retains its tradition, and gives its residents the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of small community living while at the same time having access to the amenities found in larger urban areas.

Learn More About Osceola County, Michigan >>

Don’t pass this up!

Note: The Miramichi Lakes Property Owners Association (LMPOC) manages this community. Buyers, upon purchase, are responsible for directly paying outstanding fees to the POA. The annual fee for this lot in 2022 is $210.00. In addition, new owners are required to pay a one-time Transfer Fee of $200.00.

Legal Description: LOT 24 LAKE MIRAMICHI SUBD

Approximate Coordinates: 43°49'24.1"N 85°16'05.5"W

This package of 3 contiguous lots is available in Sharp County, Arkansas. 

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

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 >>

Cherokee Village Information >>

These lots sit near 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, seven lakes & six swimming pools, hit the links on the two private 18-hole golf courses, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis,  cycling and hiking or just relax in a hammock.  Also enjoy the recreation centers, fitness center, senior center, horseshoe pits, and three nature trails.

Boat, fish and play on our 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.

Parcel IDs/Legal Descriptions:

248-00509-000 - Subdivision: CROW THIRD Lot: 29 Block: 12

248-00510-000 - Subdivision: CROW THIRD Lot: 30 Block: 12

248-00511-000 - Subdivision: CROW THIRD Lot: 31 Block: 12

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 105 acre parcel is located in Washburn with most of Pratt Lake being apart of the property.

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 >>

"The 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!

Map/Lot: 009-022

Approximate Coordinates: 46°48'50.45"N, 68° 6'6.72"W

Van Buren County is naturally blessed with an idyllic medley of rolling highlands, lake & riverfront shores, and the beautifully forested lands of the Ozark Plateau.  Experience the unique beauty of the Ozark Mountain, with its waterfalls, natural bridges, and underground caverns. Here, the city-weary can savor the fresh mountain air and unwind by exploring quaint shops and delightful restaurants.

This wooded lot is north of Stateway 16, right on Ashbrook Road. It is near many trail heads and other activities unique to this part of Van Buren County.

Indian Falls & Burnt Rock at Fairfield Bay >

Fairfield Bay Arkansas >

The Gulf Mountain Wildlife Management Area lures hunters, stream fishermen, nature lovers and campers.  The Brock, the Driver Creek, and the Little Red River areas offer hunting and camping. Greers Ferry Lake's 40,000-acres is a mecca for boating, water skiing, swimming, fishing and hunting.

Learn More about Greers Ferry Lake >>

Adventure Destination: the Greers Ferry Lake Area >>

The popular Sugar Loaf Mountain is an uninhabited island refuge for plant and animal life. An award-winning hiking trail winds its way from the water's edge to the mountain summit.

Learn More about Sugar Loaf Mountain >>

Clinton is the county seat, located on the Highway 65 route to Branson, MO. The five-lane highway draws visitors for more than just a passing visit; restaurants and boutiques vie for attention, framed by a breathtaking vista that leads into the historic downtown and a spectacular Riverwalk & nature park on the newly-restored Upper Little Red River.

Great American Highway 65 Road Trip >>

Many smaller, unincorporated communities dot the landscape, beckoning your inner adventurer on a hiking/floating trek, or a journey through its unique historical sites.

Celebrated events such as the National Championship Chuckwagon Races bring thousands of visitors to the area each Labor Day, along with popular attractions including the Natural Bridge.

Note: The Property Owners Association of Farifield Bay, Arkansas manages this community. The monthly fee for a vacant lot is $48.00.

Legal Description: Lot/Block: 238/1 Subdivision: NORTHWOOD HILLS

Approximate Coordinates: 35°37'49.6"N 92°16'06.8"W

Escape to the High Desert in Elko County, Nevada!

Elko County, in northeast Nevada, brings the drama of the high desert into vivid reality with its unspoiled nature, breathtaking vistas of the ruggedly beautiful Ruby Mountains, and its rich western history.

This scenic parcel is located about five miles west of the Utah state line and four miles east of Murdock Mountain. Route 233 (Montello Road) is about ½ mile to the east.

There is no shortage of activities to enjoy: trips up Lamoille Canyon, boating or bird-watching at the Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, down-and-dirty ATVing, out-of-this-world heli-skiing, rock climbing, mountain biking, hunting, fishing, backpacking, or hiking the rocky trails.

The city of Elko, the county seat, is known as Nevada with Altitude. It is bordered by the towering, snow-capped Ruby Mountains, often called the Alps of Nevada, and the lush, glacier-carved Lamoille Canyon. The Ruby Mountains are flush with wildlife, mountain scenery, lakes, streams, and valleys.

Elko is where Nevada's real cowboys work and play, and the Wild West spirit is contagious. Elko is ranked as one of the Top True Western Towns, but the events in Elko go beyond its western roots. Every July is the annual National Basque Festival, a nod to the rich Basque history and culture that brought sheepherding to the area.

Today, visitors to Elko can explore Nevada's roots in mining, ranching, and native culture with a stop at the Northeastern Nevada Museum, Western Folklife Center or the Sherman Station Visitor's Center. Don't forget to take a tour to see firsthand one of the areas many gold rush ghost towns.

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Legal Description: NE4NE4NE4 OF TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE 68 EAST, MDB&M SECTION 9

Approximate Coordinates: 41°11'24.0"N 114°16'12.0"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 AuSable 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. 

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 is $230.

Legal Description: LAKEWOOD SHORES GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB NO. 4 LOT 478

Approximate Coordinates: 44°29'14.0"N 83°20'26.6"W

The Shasta Cascade Region is a gateway to outdoor adventure. With towering mountains, pristine lakes and rivers, cascading waterfalls, seven National Forests, eight National and State Parks, and thousands of acres of wilderness, the recreational opportunities, breathtaking scenery and historical points of interest are endless.

Largely undiscovered Lassen County, is a jewel of Northern California and an outdoor recreation paradise encouraging camping, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, snow shoeing and cross-country skiing.

What to Do and See in Lassen County >>

The 25-mile Bizz Johnson Rail Trail is one of the best “rail to trail” conversions in California.

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This 10-acre parcel is located about 12 miles east of Susanville, the recreational crossroads for the eastern part of the Shasta Cascade Region. Westwood, located just west of Susanville, was one of the largest company lumber towns in the West. A statue of legendary logger, Paul Bunyan, staggers 22 feet tall and honors Westwood’s heritage and presides over the annual Paul Bunyan Mountain Festival.

The parcel is also located about 20 miles southeast of Eagle Lake, the second largest natural lake in California.   Eagle Lake is home to the world-famous Eagle Lake Trout, a species entirely unique to the lake. These especially large trout average 3-5 pounds and attract fishing enthusiasts from around the world. Camping facilities, boat launch, marina, swimming beach, and picnic areas are located around the lake’s shoreline.

Legal Description: THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF LASSEN, STATE OF CALIFORNIA: NORTH ½ OF THE SOUTH ½ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ SECTION 32 TOWNSHIP 30 NORTH RANGE 14 EAST MT. DIABLO BASE & MERIDIAN. SUBJECT TO ALL COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS, RESERVATIONS EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OF WAY & LEASES OF RECORD. 

Approximate Coordinates: 40°25'15.3"N 120°25'14.1"W

Cherokee Village: The Hidden Gem!

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

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 a half-mile north of Cherokee Village North Golf Course, and less than 2 miles North of 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.

Soak up the sun on the private beach, seven lakes & six swimming pools, hit the links on the two private 18-hole golf courses, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, cycling and hiking or just relax in a hammock. Also enjoy the recreation centers, fitness center, senior center, horseshoe pits, and three nature trails.

Boat, fish and play on our 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.

Cherokee Village >>

Legal Description: Subdivision: CROW SECOND Lot: 31 Block: 7

Approximate Coordinates: 36°19'20.8"N 91°32'37.9"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, with their clear alpine streams and a high desert dotted with serene lakes. An ideal habitat for diverse wildlife, the area is home to 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 California Pines, a beautiful community Located just 20 miles southwest of the City of Alturas. California Pines covers 15,000 acres surrounded by 2 million acres of the Modoc National Forest.

California Pines is a peaceful and uncrowded retreat... with green meadows, towering pines and trickling streams. It's 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.

See California Pines >>

The Lake Units are located at an elevation of 4,300 feet in mostly meadow pastureland type of property. The California Pines Lake is 256 acres and next to it sits the California Pines Lodge, a 4,400 foot airstrip, and campground.

Escape to California Pines! Build your primary or getaway home is this paradise! Home construction in the Hill Units will require a private well and septic system. Power is provided by Surprise Valley Electric.

The California Pines Property Owners Association maintains common areas for the benefit of the property owners, residents and the general public. The annual POA fee of $95 is the responsibility of the buyer.

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 Canadian Snow Geese, White Pelicans, Cranes, and many other wild birds and animals of all kinds. The 8,000 square foot lodge features guest rooms, a restaurant, lounge, banquet room and activity room. The grounds of the lodge include a swimming pool and two paddle-tennis courts.

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The California Pines Lodge >>

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by!!

Legal Description: Lot 69, Block 9, California Pines Unit Lake 2, 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°24'47.3"N 120°37'54.7"W

This package of 20 lots is available in Sharp County, Arkansas. The lots are scattered throughout Cherokee Village and are not contiguous.

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

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 >>

Cherokee Village Information >>

These lots sit near 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 our seven lakes, hit the links on our two private 18-hole golf courses, jump right into any of our six swimming pools, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, spend the day fishing, walk any of our nature trails, workout at our fitness center, meet some new friends at our senior center, cycling and hiking or just relax in a hammock.

Boat, fish and play on our 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.

Cherokee Village >>

BIDDING IS PER LOT FOR A CASH PURCHASE!

TOTAL BID PRICE = BID PER LOT x NUMBER OF LOTS.

Live in beautiful Northern Michigan close to a myriad of year-round outdoor adventures. That’s the essence of Custer Township, in Antrim County, Michigan.

Welcome to Antrim County! >>

Custer Township has fun-filled activities for all four seasons. In the summertime, you can enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing. This lot is a 20-minute drive to Torch Lake, and its super close to Clam Lake, Lake Bellaire, and Intermediate Lake. Autumn offers driving tours along some of Michigan's most scenic back roads. In the Spring, you can head to Shanty Creek Resort and Cedar River Golf Course, a 5-minute drive from this lot! In the winter, snowmobile trails, sledding spots, and downhill skiing at Schuss Mountain provide plenty of fun! You will never be bored in Custer Township! 

Antrim County, Michigan is the place to be all year round! Don't miss this opportunity!

This lot is located in Cedar River Village, with annual association fees of $465.

Cedar River Village HOA >>

Things to See & Do! >>

Legal Description: LOT 11 CEDAR RIVER VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM SEC 4 T29N R7W

Approximate Coordinates: 44°56'45.1"N 85°09'43.7"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!

Holbrook, Arizona Video >>

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!

Discover Navajo Video >>

This property is just a 30 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: Vein Of Gold #12 Lot 103

Approximate Coordinates: 34°58'30.8"N 110°01'39.6"W

Van Buren County is naturally blessed with an idyllic medley of rolling highlands, lake & riverfront shores, and the beautifully forested lands of the Ozark Plateau. Experience the unique beauty of the Ozark Mountain, with its waterfalls, natural bridges, and underground caverns. Here, the city-weary can savor the fresh mountain air and unwind by exploring quaint shops and delightful restaurants.

This wooded lot is north of Stateway 16, right on Ashbrook Road. It is near many trail heads and other activities unique to this part of Van Buren County.  

Indian Falls & Burnt Rock at Fairfield Bay >

Fairfield Bay Arkansas >

The Gulf Mountain Wildlife Management Area lures hunters, stream fishermen, nature lovers and campers. The Brock, the Driver Creek, and the Little Red River areas offer hunting and camping. Greers Ferry Lake's 40,000-acres is a mecca for boating, water skiing, swimming, fishing and hunting.

Learn More about Greers Ferry Lake >>

Adventure Destination: the Greers Ferry Lake Area >>

The popular Sugar Loaf Mountain is an uninhabited island refuge for plant and animal life. An award-winning hiking trail winds its way from the water’s edge to the mountain summit.

Learn More about Sugar Loaf Mountain >>

Clinton is the county seat, located on the Highway 65 route to Branson, MO. The five-lane highway draws visitors for more than just a passing visit; restaurants and boutiques vie for attention, framed by a breathtaking vista that leads into the historic downtown and a spectacular Riverwalk & nature park on the newly-restored Upper Little Red River.

Great American Highway 65 Road Trip >>

Many smaller, unincorporated communities dot the landscape, beckoning your inner adventurer on a hiking/floating trek, or a journey through its unique historical sites.

Celebrated events such as the National Championship Chuckwagon Races bring thousands of visitors to the area each Labor Day, along with popular attractions including the Natural Bridge.

Note: The Property Owners Association of Farifield Bay, Arkansas manages this community. The monthly fee for a vacant lot is $48.00.

Legal Description: Lot/Block: 237/1 Subdivision: NORTHWOOD HILLS

Approximate Coordinates: 35°37'48.9"N 92°16'06.9"W

Rayburn Country is a premier recreational community in the Pineywoods, right on the shore of Lake Sam Rayburn in Brookeland, Texas. It sits in the rolling, heavily forested hills that surround Lake Sam Rayburn nestled between the Sabine and Angelina National Forests - National Forests that include access to the Sabine, Angelina and Neches Rivers. 

This would be a great place to vacation, retire, or to live with your family. Winters are mild, and the low cost of living means you have more time to relax and enjoy a low-stress lifestyle.

Texas Travel - Piney Woods! >>

The resort boasts a 27-hole golf course, clubhouse, lodging, bar and grill. It is an excellent place to host special events, business retreats, meetings, and small conferences. Newly infused with capital investment, the grounds and amenities have undergone major improvements and are gorgeous. The golf course has been newly redesigned and with 150 feet of elevation, the course is challenging, and the views of the lush landscape are stunning.

Lake Sam Rayburn is a sportsman's dream. It is the largest manmade lake in the great state of Texas and offers fantastic opportunities for boating, camping, hunting, swimming, and fishing. The lake is stocked yearly, is nationally renowned for its largemouth bass, and hosts numerous tournaments each year. 

Sam Rayburn Lake Jasper County, Texas! >>

Sam Rayburn Bass Fishing Navigational Guide & Fishing Tips! >>

Everything else you need is conveniently located within a scenic, 20-minute drive down the road in the just-big-enough town of Jasper. Jasper is a family-friendly place with a small-town feel and plenty of southern hospitality. Feel like visiting a larger metropolitan area? Lufkin is 1 hour away, Beaumont is 1 1/2 hours to the south, and Houston is a mere 2 1/2 hours away. 

Please note that in order to maintain a high quality of life for its residents, Rayburn Country is a restricted community. The annual Rayburn Country HOA fee for a vacant lot is $300.00. The HOA fee has been paid through June, 2022. Buyer will be responsible for the HOA's one-time transfer fee of up to $175.

See What Rayburn Country has to Offer >>

Rayburn Country Association >>

Legal Description: LOT 186 SEC 17 RAYBURN COUNTRY 1084 /400 0.18 ACRES

Approximate Coordinates: 31°05'24.1"N 94°00'59.7"W

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.

Bring your 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 55 miles to the west; the Colorado River and the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge 40 miles to the east; and the Algodones Sand Dunes 50 miles to the south.

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.

See the Algodones Sand Dunes >>

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. 

Experience the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge >>

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

Learn about the City of Brawley >>

Explore your adventurous spirit!

Legal Description: NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 SEC 15 T9S R18E 10 AC

Approximate Coordinates: 33°23'25.0"N 115°04'26.0"W

This property has been identified by Helios Energy as part of their "Area of Interest," and Helios has been issued drilling permits by Presidio County, Texas.

Helios Energy Information >>

Please note that this property includes surface rights, not mineral rights. Surface activity may still generate easement revenue should the drilling activity disturb the surface. The mineral rights have already been leased to the oil company!

BIDDING IS PER ACRE! TOTAL BID PRICE = BID PER ACRE x NUMBER OF ACRES.

Legal Description: Tract Number 4, Section 93, Block 2, Texas-Mexico Railway Company, Abstract 5663

Approximate Coordinates: 30°22'25.9"N 104°45'05.1"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!

Holbrook, Arizona Video >>

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!

Discover Navajo Video >>

This property is just a 30 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: Vein Of Gold Unit 7 Lot 84

Approximate Coordinates: 34°59'11.6"N 110°00'23.1"W

These lots are located in Van Buren County, near Grand Junction and only a minute from Saddle Lake. Van Buren County is in southwestern Michigan bordering Lake Michigan, between Allegan County to the north and Berrien County to the south.

A vacation destination, 298-acre Saddle Lake is known for its large variety of fish including pumpkinseed sunfish, warmouth, largemouth bass, northern pike, rock bass, bullhead, sucker, pickerel, perch and bream/bluegill. Whether bait casting or fly fishing, chances of getting a bite are good.

Van Buren County offers lush nature trails, gorgeous golf courses, and stunning inland lakes. Just a short drive away is the popular beach and harbor town of South Haven, with its iconic lighthouse, Michigan Maritime Museum, and quaint downtown.

Grand Junction is just a few miles inland from the shores of Lake Michigan and known as the "Blueberry Capital of the World". 

Plenty to do in Van Buren County >>

Nearby, there is a lot to like about the picturesque village of Paw Paw, the county seat. The town is known for its lovely lakes and proximity to the best wineries in Michigan.

Founded in 1829 and organized in 1837, Van Buren County was named for President Martin Van Buren. 

Legal Description: LOTS 9-10-11 BLOCK 7 SADDLE LAKE SUB.

Approximate Coordinates: 42°23'02.7"N 86°02'23.3"W

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.

This lot, about a mile west of the Salton Sea, is an ideal location for a remote home on established streets. With its level desert landscape as a background, enjoy the variety of outdoor dune buggy driving excursions and other adventures.

To return to small city life, head 30 miles south to the city of Brawley, ranked in the top 10 fastest growing cities in California.

For more adventure, continue east another 25 miles on Highway 78 to the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, the largest dune complex in California. The sand dunes extend 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.

Build your dream house on this lot in Imperial County, California. The zoning code is zoned R-1 Low Density Residential Zone. This allows for a single family home. For a full report on R-1 zoning please contact us and we will send you the full report. 

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Legal Description: LOT 04 BLK 21 TRACT 679 FM 7 54

Property Address: 2437 Salton Bay Dr, Thermal, CA 92274

Cherokee Village: The Hidden Gem!

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

This prime lot sits on Suanee drive which features beautiful Golf Course views with the Spring River right behind it! 

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.

Experience Cherokee Village >>

Soak up the sun on the private beach, seven lakes & six swimming pools, hit the links on the two private 18-hole golf courses, go RVing and camping, take a swing at pickleball and tennis, cycling and hiking or just relax in a hammock. Also enjoy the recreation centers, fitness center, senior center, horseshoe pits, and three nature trails.

Boat, fish and play on our 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.

Cherokee Village >>

Legal Description: Subdivision: CROW SECOND Lot: 16 Block: 8

Approximate Coordinates: 36°19'06.0"N 91°32'33.9"W

Enjoy all that New Mexico has to offer: the great outdoors and economic development!

This area is experiencing tremendous economic growth with a new Facebook data facility, manufacturing hub, and pipeline project. Immerse yourself in the excitement and sizzling hot investment activity of Los Lunas and Valencia County!

In mid-March of 2021, Facebook announced a doubling of its 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!

Rail Park in Los Lunas to bring 5,000 jobs to the area! >>

Facebook Los Lunas Data Center! >>

LATEST UPDATE: Facebook announces $800M expansion plan for Los Lunas Data Center >>

Drive the Rio Del Oro Loop! >>

Note: Back taxes of up to $225 per lot will be the responsibility of the buyer.

Legal Description: RIO DEL ORO Lot: 29 Block: 12 Unit: 26 .25 +/- AC

Approximate Coordinates: 34°45'30.2"N 106°30'35.9"W

Retreat to your 20-acre property in beautiful Mohave County, Arizona! 

This property is situated to the East of the Big Sandy River. 

Mohave County is in the northwestern corner of Arizona. Mohave County contains parts of Grand Canyon National Park and Lake Mead National Recreation Area, and all of the Grand Canyon–Parashant National Monument.

Mohave County is small on people and big on wide-open spaces. Treat yourself to the breathing room and solitude you deserve.

You'll be able to park your RV here when you're craving some quiet time, and you'll enjoy the added peace of mind that comes from knowing you made a solid investment in land.

Your land here would make a nice retirement spot for your RV (or your cabin getaway). Or you can use this as an investment opportunity to pass along to your children, as there's no time limit to build!

This lot is a 3 hour driving distance to Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon!

Parcel ID: 102-70-018 (102-70-024, 025 & 026)

Legal Description: T14N R13W SEC 11 THE E2 NW4 NW4 CONT 20 ACRES M/L

Approximate Coordinates: 34°33'59.6"N 113°35'45.2"W

This wooded lot is in Harbour Heights, located right by the Whidden Bay and Peace River in sunny Charlotte County! The river is more than 100 miles long, originating between Tampa and Orlando. It empties into Charlotte Harbor estuary at Punta Gorda in Charlotte County. 

Experience a Florida Camping and Canoe Adventure on the Peace River! >>

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Legal Description: HRBR HTS SEC 11 PART 3 BLK 222 LT 19 334/860 369/604 545/1424 412/927 485/907

Approximate Coordinates: 27°00'10.0"N 81°59'54.0"W