Photo: Armstrong Group archives
Most land sites show you a pin on a map and a price. Land doesn't work that way. A parcel in Ash Fork, Williams, Seligman, or Chino Valley is really four questions — Where does the water come from? Can you legally and physically get to it? What does the zoning let you build? How do power and septic work on that ground? — and the answers change from one parcel to the next, sometimes from one lot to its neighbor.
Scott Armstrong — Ben Scott Armstrong PLLC, Armstrong Group, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Arizona Properties — works this ground full-time: the Route 66 towns, the ranch subdivisions, the off-grid country, and the valley land around Chino Valley. This site is built the way he works: real listings with real prices, a page for every town, straight answers to the questions land buyers actually ask, and a phone number that reaches the person whose name is on the sign. Call (602) 400-6220 or email sqftage@gmail.com.
The Four Checks — Read the Buyer's Guide Selling? Start With a Real ValuationJackrabbit Run is the community to see first: 60 custom homesites of one to 2+ acres in Williams, with mountain views, direct access to the Coconino National Forest, and no HOA. Lots from $30,000, and new-build home packages on 2.5-acre lots from $299,900 — pick your lot, pick your floor plan.
Scott's current listings concentrate in the Williams corridor — the Edgewood Drive homesites and Cienega Drive parcels at Jackrabbit Run / Kaibab Estates West, plus a home on acreage on Roberts Road and off-grid ground on Plate Road. See the full current list, and call (602) 400-6220 for the latest — land moves, and not every parcel makes it to a web page before it sells.

Corner homesite, level, panoramic and National Forest views. Seller financing available.

Backs the Coconino National Forest. Seller financing available.

Manufactured home on a hilltop with mountain and panoramic views.
Prescott Area Association of Realtors figures, as of October 28, 2026:
72 active listings
Median $45,000
132 active listings
Median $18,700
59 active listings
Median $42,800
60 active listings
Median $148,000
Full snapshots for each town — land and homes — are on the Areas page.
Northern Arizona high country, the way it actually looks — pine forest, ranch grassland, Route 66 towns, and big-sky open ground across the Ash Fork, Williams, Seligman, and Chino Valley corridor.

Pine country — ponderosa forest around Williams and the national-forest edges.

Ranch country — open grazing land under big skies, Seligman side of the corridor.

Old Route 66 — Crookton Road, the original highway across the high desert.

Ash Fork — the flagstone capital, where Route 66 meets the railroad.

National Forest edges — meadows and peaks country in the Coconino National Forest.

Volcanic high desert — cinder-cone country east of Flagstaff, the Peaks behind.
Photos: Wikimedia Commons — Nathan Strait (CC BY-SA 4.0), Zzyzx (CC BY 3.0), Chris English (CC BY-SA 3.0), G. Edward Johnson (CC BY 4.0), Coconino National Forest (public domain), Shepard (CC BY 3.0).

Route 66 railroad town; Juniperwood Ranch; hauled-water off-grid country.

Gateway to the Grand Canyon; pine country; Jackrabbit Run.

Birthplace of the Route 66 revival; open ranch country; the lowest land medians in the corridor.

Farm-and-ranch valley minutes from Prescott; wells are the common answer.
Plus Paulden — rural acreage between Chino Valley and Ash Fork. See all areas →
Water · Access · Zoning · Utilities — before you buy rural land, verify all four, in writing.
Read the checklist guide, or browse all five land guides — written for this corridor, in plain language.
Scott Armstrong — Ben Scott Armstrong PLLC, Armstrong Group, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Arizona Properties — is a Northern Arizona land specialist with 40+ years of experience in the management, sales, and leasing of income-producing and commercial property. Credentials: SRS, SIOR, e-PRO, CRE. The Armstrong Group holds Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices' Top 25 Medium Teams Award.

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