WOW! Just shy of 5 completely fenced acres in the tiny community of Kendrick Park located on one of the last county-maintained roads that offer residents year-round access to these limited number of properties backing Coconino National Forest lands! This is a quaint community situated along highway 180 just north of the Flagstaff city limits - entirely surrounded by national forest lands - offering unobstructed views of the San Francisco Peaks. This property backs these Coconino National Forest lands with unobstructed views to the east. Travel a single mile to the north, south, east or west and you are emersed in the largest stand of Ponderosa Pine trees in the world, the beautiful1.8-million-acre Coconino National Forrest! This property is also zoned for horses, burrows, donkeys, Llamas and the like, and already has a well-appointed storage building for housing tack & feed, a solar system & batteries to keep stock tanks from freezing, as well as an animal shelter which abuts the side of the storage building.
A stunning one-half hour drive north of Flagstaff city limits, and a truly beautiful - less than fifty-mile drive from the magnificent South Rim of the Grand Canyon. The community of Kendrick Park is within walking distance of the Arizona National Forrest Scenic Trail, which is a legendary, non-motorized pathway, which allows adventure seekers the possibility of an uninterrupted journey from Mexico to Utah! Many people never hike the AZT in its entirety but explore the various passages according to their available leisure time and interest. The San Francisco Peaks segment of the Arizona Trail, passage 34, is rightly so, considered one of the AZT's most breathtaking passages. (Best Day Hikes on the Arizona National Scenic Trail, by Sirena Rana, Wilderness Press)
Residents of this community also enjoy a number of other forested local trails to explore, such as the dog friendly Abineau / Bear Jaw loop trail which is located nearby on the northern slopes of the San Francisco Peaks. Without a doubt you - and your friends and family - will certainly enjoy the spectacular fall colors that Forest Service Road 151 is quite famous for showcasing. Guests will certainly enjoy having a short evening, or early morning, stroll on the nearby Kendrick Park Watchable Wildlife Trail. If all of that that's not enough, the historic Babbitt Ranch which is celebrating 135 years of Northern Arizona ranching, and conservation, is also located just a short hike, drive or ATV ride to the north.
