The Bar S Ranch is located in Western Arizona south of the Hualapai Mountain Range near Wikieup, Arizona.
The land tenure includes 3,304 deeded acres and a total of 156,000 State and BLM Grazing Permits. The headquarters sits on 1,220 deeded acres. Situated at 4,000 feet in elevation, the headquarters has three homes; 1,295 sf., 1,462 sf. and 1,295 sf. The headquarters also includes a 1,474 sq. ft. barn/tack room, corrals and a shop. The headquarters is serviced by electric and has a landline for telephone.
The 159,304 acre allotment is divided into eight well-watered pastures and managed by deferred rest rotation. Feed is plentiful with a variety of grass and browse species. The ranch is permitted to run 440 CYL and 5 horses. The ranch is currently fully stocked with quality beef cows and bulls. The cattle run in ages between 3-8 years old, are native to the allotment and are include...
The 159,304 acre allotment is divided into eight well-watered pastures and managed by deferred rest rotation. Feed is plentiful with a variety of grass and browse species. The ranch is permitted to run 440 CYL and 5 horses. The ranch is currently fully stocked with quality beef cows and bulls. The cattle run in ages between 3-8 years old, are native to the allotment and are included in the sale. The pastures contain interior corrals and traps. The ranch is well-watered by a system of springs, storage tanks, and pipe lines with drinkers.
In addition to its historic operation as a functional cattle ranch, its proximity to Lake Havasu, Las Vegas and Phoenix, make the Bar S a perfect choice for an exclusive dude ranch or a peaceful retreat. The scenery, diverse desert habitat and stunning sunsets are unmatched.
For additional information contact:
Ag Lands Southwest, LLC
Tamra Kelly, Broker
(928) 830-9127
*This information was obtained from sources deemed reliable but is not guaranteed by the broker. Prospective buyers should check all the facts to their satisfaction. The property is subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal.
West on Chicken Springs Road. South on Alamo Road