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Wide-open sagebrush country and views of Antelope Mountain set the scene for this 320-acre property in southern Millard County, Utah. With the mountain rising to the southeast, this expansive tract offers room to explore, enjoy the quiet, and own a substantial piece of Utah's high-desert landscape.
Sagebrush habitat gives the property its western character and adds interest for buyers seeking recreational land, wildlife viewing, or acreage away from developed areas. Imagine mornings spent glassing the surrounding country, walking your own land, and watching the light change across the mountain backdrop.
For hunting-minded buyers, the surrounding Beaver management area offers regional opportunities to pursue mule deer, pronghorn, and elk where authorized. The Mineral Mountains include mule deer winter habitat, while open shrublands can provide forage and habitat for pronghorn.
The property is reached by South 22800 West, identified as an unmaintained Class D county road. Buyers should plan for primitive road conditions and verify the route before visiting.
Whether your goal is a recreational retreat or long-term land ownership, these 320 acres offer space, sagebrush scenery, and mountain views.
This property is located in Water AREA 71 - ESCALANTE VALLEY - Black Rock
Directions:
Take Highway 257, Using Google Maps, input the following corrdiantes. 38.64355, -112.90700
Cell coverage is limited. GPS will take you to roughly the center of the property via a county road.
The road is not maintained and not well defined through portions of the road (roughly 1 mile), stay true to the GPS road direction and you will find the road again.
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