Saint Johns, AZ 85936 - Apache County

Stunning 20 acre property located in St. Johns, AZ. This property is situated northwest of Witch Wells. Enjoy the seclusion and privacy of this property, as it is located one property away from the vast openness of the Navajo Tribe Reservation. This property has legal road access easily accessible on a well maintained dirt road.

Cash Price: $19,500

Financing: $512/month for 40 months with $2,500 down payment towards principal and $249 doc fee (total financed price $22,980)

Purchase Information/Fees

$249 Document Fee: A additional one time fee of $249 is required to finance the property. This covers the cost of mobile notary and filing of the deed upon final payment.

$5 Note Servicing Fee: A additional fee of $5 per month is added to the monthly payment for the costs of servicing the loan.

Nearby Attractions

Petrified Forest National Park

Just a short drive west, this renowned national park showcases one of the world's largest and most colorful assemblies of petrified wood, as well as the stunning Painted Desert. Ideal for hiking, photography, and learning about ancient geological history.

Gallup, New Mexico

Approximately 50 miles to the east, Gallup is known for its vibrant Native American arts and crafts scene. Visit the numerous trading posts, galleries, and the famous Gallup Cultural Center. The city also hosts the annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, a spectacular showcase of indigenous culture.

Historic Route 66

Chambers lies along the iconic Route 66. Take a scenic drive and explore nearby towns like Holbrook and Winslow, both rich with classic Americana charm, historic landmarks, and unique roadside attractions.

Meteor Crater

Located about an hour and a half west, Meteor Crater is the best-preserved meteorite impact site on Earth. This natural wonder offers an informative visitor center and breathtaking views of the crater.

Painted Desert

Part of the Petrified Forest National Park, the Painted Desert features a mesmerizing landscape of colorful rock formations. Perfect for sightseeing, photography, and discovering the unique beauty of the Arizona desert.

Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site

Just under an hour's drive northwest, this is the oldest continuously operating trading post on the Navajo Nation. It offers a glimpse into the trading history and cultural exchanges between Native Americans and settlers.

Winslow, Arizona

Located about 90 miles west, Winslow is famous for the "Standin' on the Corner" park, inspired by the Eagles song "Take It Easy." Enjoy historic Route 66 attractions and the La Posada Hotel, a beautifully restored Harvey House.

Show Low, Arizona

Approximately 120 miles southwest, Show Low is a larger town that offers a variety of outdoor recreational activities. Enjoy hiking, fishing, and skiing in the winter, as well as exploring local shops and restaurants.

Experience the tranquility and charm of Chambers, AZ, while being conveniently close to these remarkable destinations. Your new home awaits in a location that blends natural beauty, cultural richness, and historic significance.