Looking for acreage near Lake Havasu? Havasu Heights attracts buyers looking for residential-agricultural property, room for horses, big garages, detached shops, and land for a custom home.
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Havasu Heights draws buyers who want more space around the house: room to park a trailer, a larger garage, a workshop, or a property layout that keeps the pool and patio separate from the work area.
Homes and parcels vary considerably. A large lot can still have a wash, slope, easements, or a septic layout that affects where improvements will fit. Start with the space you need, then check how much of the property can serve that purpose.
The address may say Lake Havasu City, but a mailing address does not establish permitting jurisdiction or utility service. Check the parcel before applying city rules to a Heights purchase.
Detached Buildings, Open Yards & Room Between Homes
Residential-Agricultural Property
R-A Zoning. A Reason To Look At The Heights.
For many Heights buyers, the attraction is what they want to do with the land: keep horses at home, have a separate workshop, park an RV, or spread out beyond a conventional backyard.
Residential-agricultural property belongs near the top of a Heights search. Acreage gives you space to plan around several uses—a home and pool, a garage and trailer approach, or animal areas and feed storage. The useful comparison is how those parts fit together on each property.
MLS listings may use L-R-A Residential Agricultural. Mohave County’s ordinance calls its agricultural-residential district A-R; Lake Havasu City uses R-A. Match the parcel to its governing jurisdiction before applying a setback or animal-use rule. Read The Zoning & Property-Use Guide.
Horses & A Home On The Same Property
Look beyond the corral. Walk the route for a horse trailer, find a practical place for hay and equipment, and consider shade, water, fencing, manure handling, and separation from the patio and pool.
A detached building can keep tools, project vehicles, and storage out of the house garage. Compare clear bay dimensions, electrical service, ventilation, and the room left to turn and park outside.
Buying a lot lets you plan the house and outdoor areas together. Put the driveway, wastewater system, future buildings, and drainage on the same sketch before choosing a floor plan.
Compare the whole property—not just the house size. Access, usable ground, utility connections, and existing improvements affect how a parcel will work for you.
Homes With Acreage
Tour the house, garage, pool, and yard together. Measure trailer access, check equipment and permitted additions, and decide how much upkeep you want to take on.
Start with a site plan and a realistic project budget. A lower lot price can be offset by grading, utility extensions, septic work, drainage, or a difficult driveway.
Bring your horse and trailer needs, garage measurements, and plans for the land. Compare the homes and lots that can accommodate them. Review R-A Zoning & Property Uses before narrowing your shortlist.
An acre is 43,560 square feet. Two properties with the same acreage can leave very different amounts of usable space after accounting for the house, slope, washes, easements, and existing improvements.
What To Compare On A Heights Property Tour
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Horses & Outdoor Space
A workable area for shelter and fencing, reliable water access, trailer turning space, and a layout that keeps animal care separate from outdoor entertaining.
These checks matter whether you are buying a finished home, planning a garage, or starting with vacant land.
Water & Connections
Confirm the parcel is served, whether a meter is installed, and the charges and requirements for starting service. A pipe near the lot does not confirm a completed connection.
Ask for the system permit, site plan and available inspection records. Include the house, future garage, pool, and reserve area in the same site review.
Identify the parcel and its zoning first. Review recorded documents and get answers about the actual use you have in mind before relying on listing shorthand.
Check legal and practical access, driveway grades, wash crossings, drainage, and any floodplain considerations. Visit the full property instead of judging it from an aerial photo.
An RV garage label does not tell you the usable bay depth, clear door height, or turning space. Include mirrors, rooftop equipment, the trailer tongue, cabinets, and anything else that uses clearance. Never round a door height up.
Check how you would get the vehicle from the road to its parking spot. A gate, tight turn, steep approach, or low opening can matter more than total garage square footage.
For a detached shop or new garage, compare the proposed footprint with easements, setbacks, drainage and septic areas. Ask about electrical capacity and the cost to reach the building.
A larger parcel or extra building can change the monthly budget and the work involved in ownership. Gather property-specific bills and estimates while you are comparing homes.
Taxes & District Charges
Use the actual parcel’s tax statement. Review the line items, including any district assessments, and ask about unpaid charges. An old tax-rate chart or another home’s bill will not give you this property’s total.
Request a year of bills where available. A pool, irrigated planting, animal care, and a cooled garage can change usage. For vacant land, separate connection costs from the ongoing service budget.
Describe the detached buildings, pool, animals, and intended use when requesting a quote. Ask what is covered, what is excluded, and whether a workshop or rental use changes the coverage.
Budget for the property you will actually maintain: gates, fencing, driveway work, drainage, septic service, and the tools or vendors needed to care for a larger site. Ask about any written road-maintenance agreement.
Actual MLS Sales · Havasu Heights Single-Family Homes
The Heights Real Estate Market.
Review recorded sales, pricing, days on market, and inventory for the report’s stated dates. This is a dated market report; the property search above provides live listings.
HavasuLew · Local Market Report
Havasu Heights Market Snapshot
Single-Family Homes · Sales Through
September 13, 2025 – September 12, 2026 · 12 Months Of Closed Sales
Update Delayed. Showing the last complete snapshot with its original dates.
Small Market: 3 Closings In This Period. A Few Sales Can Move The Median Considerably.
Median Sold Price
$690,000
3 Sales With Price Data
Active Listings
7
Inventory At Collection
Closed Sales
3
Completed 12-Month Window
Median Days On Market
7
3 Sales With Valid DOM
Median List-To-Sell Ratio
98.71%
3 Sales With Both Prices
Months Of Supply
28
Based On 12 Months Of Closings
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Where Homes Sold
Closed Sales By Price · 3 With Price Data
Under $500K0
$500K–$750K2
$750K–$1M1
$1M–$2M0
$2M+0
A Closer Look
Median Active Asking Price
$699,900
Median Sold Price Per Sq. Ft.
$393.36
Closed At Or Above Asking
33.3%
12-Month Closed Sales
3
Alongside Lake Havasu City
Same 12-Month Period: September 13, 2025 – September 12, 2026
Havasu Heights And Lake Havasu City
Measure
Havasu Heights
Citywide
Median Sold Price
$690,000
$515,000
Median Days On Market
7
32
Median List-To-Sell Ratio
98.71%
97.96%
Months Of Supply
28
4.14
These are different locations and price mixes. A higher price alone does not show stronger negotiating power.
How To Read These Numbers
All matching listings are collected; these figures are not a convenience sample. Medians use the middle value, or the average of the two middle values. The list-to-sell ratio shown is the median of individual sale-price / final-list-price ratios.
Valid zero-day listings are included, including pocket listings entered for MLS records. Zero DOM does not necessarily mean the closing occurred the day the listing went live. Missing or invalid values are excluded only from the affected measure.
Months of supply divides current inventory by average monthly closings over 12 months. It is unavailable when there are no annual closings. Sales windows use completed Arizona calendar days; active inventory is current at collection.
Metric Coverage: Price 3/3; DOM 3/3; Sale-To-List 3/3; Price Per Sq. Ft. 3/3; Active Asking Price 7/7.
Havasu Heights can have a small number of closed sales. One unusual home can change a median substantially. Compare acreage, garage size, condition, and improvements before applying a neighborhood figure to a property. Land requires a separate comparison.
See how a different purchase price, down payment, or loan payoff changes the estimate. Use the buyer calculator for cash to close and monthly costs, or the seller net sheet for estimated proceeds.
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What Will You Need To Close?
Estimate your down payment, closing costs, and monthly payment. Adjust financing, property taxes, insurance, and any association or district charges to match the property.
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Lake Havasu City Buyer Closing Cost & Monthly Payment Calculator
Estimate buyer closing costs, title and escrow fees, cash needed to close, loan amount, and monthly payment for a Lake Havasu City home purchase. Estimates are based on Mohave County tax calculations and local title and escrow fee schedules. The monthly payment calculator updates as you adjust the purchase and financing details.
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Title and escrow assumptions
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Choose the policy shown on the title quote.
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Adds the estimated replacement-property exchange fee.
Property taxes and prorations are estimates based on the purchase price and anticipated closing date. Actual taxes, assessments, impound requirements, and closing adjustments vary by property, lender, title company, and Mohave County records.
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Buyer-side fee ranges included in this estimate. Select a section to expand it.
Important: This calculator is for planning only. Actual figures depend on the lender, loan program, title company, insurance carrier, property tax history, closing date, negotiated seller concessions, and final settlement terms. Conventional PMI is estimated only when the down payment is under 20%. FHA and VA program fees use the settings shown above and should be verified with the buyer's lender.
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Lake Havasu City Home Sale Proceeds Calculator
Estimate Your Net Proceeds — Use this home sale calculator to quickly estimate escrow and title fees, mortgage payoff, closing costs, and property tax prorations for your Lake Havasu City home, and your potential proceeds at closing.
Your Estimated Sale
Starting example only. Replace it with the price you want to test.
Used to estimate the seller’s property-tax responsibility through closing.
Include mortgages, HELOCs and other secured liens expected to be paid at closing.
Compensation is negotiable. Adjust this to match the applicable agreements.
Enter a percentage, such as 4.5.
Home improvement, cleaning, staging, landscaping or other work to get the home ready to sell.
Include seller-paid costs not already calculated below, such as buyer credits, HOA disclosure or transfer charges, home warranty, agreed repairs, assessments or other transaction-specific costs.
Advanced Options
A Yes selection adds the applicable $100 exchange accommodation fee.
Policy type changes the final title premium after the Zone 3 base rate is calculated.
The first secured payoff triggers a $100 reconveyance charge. Each additional payoff adds $25.
The purchase contract splits the base escrow fee equally. On a VA loan the buyer’s half is rated at the 70% veteran rate first, then moved to the seller’s column.
Premier Title Agency §I.F. Applies to the seller’s own half only and must be requested with proof of status. Select the single best-qualifying status; discounts do not stack.
Required for sale prices above $5,000,000 because the supplied title matrix stops at that amount.
FIRPTA applies to nonresident sellers. It does not apply to U.S. citizens, green-card holders, or anyone who can provide a Certificate of Non-Foreign Status.
Buyer occupancy sets the withholding rate below $1,000,000. A non-occupant buyer means 15% at any price.
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FIRPTA withholding is not a cost of sale. It is a prepayment credited against the seller’s U.S. tax liability for the year of sale and is claimed on a U.S. return, which may result in a refund. A reduced-withholding certificate may be available by filing IRS Form 8288-B before closing. Withholding is calculated on the gross sale price, not on the gain. This is not tax advice — confirm with a CPA or qualified intermediary before relying on these figures.
The supplied title matrix ends at $5,000,000. Enter a manual title premium quote under Advanced Options before relying on the final net estimate.
Escrow: the base escrow fee is calculated from the Premier Title Agency Mohave County rate schedule (§IV.A) and split equally between buyer and seller under the purchase contract. Senior and veteran discounts under §I.F attach to a party’s own half when requested with proof of status. On a VA loan the buyer’s half is rated at the 70% veteran rate and then charged to the seller, so the seller pays their own half plus the buyer’s discounted half.
Owner’s title insurance: calculated from the supplied Mohave County Zone 3 BIR tiers, including the $1,000 ceiling rule and selected policy multiplier.
Reconveyance: automatically adds $100 when a loan payoff is entered, plus $25 for each additional secured payoff (§II.J).
1031 exchange: adds $100 only when selected under Advanced Options (§II.R).
FIRPTA: shown only when the seller is a foreign person. Premier Title Agency handles Form 8288 and 8288-A as part of the Basic Escrow Rate and does not publish a separate FIRPTA line item, so no extra fee is added here. The withholding is a prepayment against the seller’s U.S. tax liability, not a cost of sale, so it is shown separately below the net proceeds line.
Property taxes: annual taxes are estimated from the sale price. The seller’s share is prorated from the date taxes are assumed paid through to the closing date, not from January 1. Arizona taxes are billed in two installments, so a closing on or after October 1 assumes the first installment has already been paid through June 30. Title and escrow will use the actual parcel tax and payment status.
Estimates are based on the project’s supplied Mohave County escrow, title-insurance and property-tax calculation rules. Actual fees, negotiated allocations, discounts, taxes, payoff figures and settlement adjustments may differ.
DISCLAIMER: There is no warranty, express or implied, for the accuracy of this information. All costs and totals are estimates only and are not actual closing figures. Final credits and debits are determined by the purchase contract, lender, title insurer and escrow company.
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These are estimates. Confirm loan costs with your lender, closing charges with title, and taxes, insurance, and any association or district charges for the property. For land and construction, include the building costs in a separate budget.
Tour your shortlist, check the route to everyday services, and leave time to see the area beyond the front door.
Drive Your Regular Routes
Check the drive to groceries, healthcare, work, and the launch ramp you expect to use. If you tow, make that trip in the vehicle you will actually drive.
Check designated routes, land ownership, access points and current conditions. Nearby open desert is not permission to cross private land or drive off a designated route.
Bring RV and trailer dimensions, a list of what must fit on the lot, and the addresses you want to see. Those details make it easier to compare properties.
It identifies residential-agricultural zoning in the MLS. It is a useful search criterion for buyers looking for acreage and animal or agricultural uses. The official parcel designation and jurisdiction determine the applicable rules. Read The Heights Zoning Guide.
Can I Search Other Lake Havasu Areas Here?
Yes. Heights is selected first, but the Search Area menu also includes all Lake Havasu areas, North, Central, South, North Of Lake Havasu City, and the neighborhoods in the native MLS search. Your price and property-type choices stay in place. Change Your Search Area.
Can I Build A Garage Before The House?
Ask the permitting office about the proposed sequence before buying land for garage-first construction. Submit the parcel number and the intended use of the building. Include any later house, plumbing, or living space in the question. Review The Garage & Building Checklist.
Does R-A Zoning Mean There Are No CC&Rs?
No. Zoning and private recorded restrictions are separate. Request the title commitment and the documents listed as exceptions so you can see any restrictions or easements that affect the property. Find The Property Documents To Review.
Where Is Havasu Heights?
Havasu Heights is north of Lake Havasu City, reached from State Route 95. Check the route from the specific property to the services and recreation you use. Open The Heights MLS Map and Plan A Visit.
Can I Search Homes And Land Separately?
Yes. Choose Homes or Land & Homesites in the search above. Both start with Havasu Heights; change the Search Area menu to compare another neighborhood or a broader area. Save favorites and create listing alerts on the results website. Search Heights Homes Or Land.
Are All Havasu Heights Properties The Same Size?
No. Compare the recorded parcel, usable area and actual boundaries for each property. A listing’s total acreage does not tell you how much room remains after the home, septic areas, washes and easements. Check The County Parcel Map.
Who Provides Water In Havasu Heights?
The Havasu Heights Domestic Water Improvement District provides water within its district boundaries. Ask the district to confirm service, connection status and current charges for the parcel you are considering. Check Water Service With The District.
Does A Water District Mean There Is An HOA?
A water improvement district and a homeowners association serve different purposes. Confirm recorded restrictions and any association separately; do not infer that a property has no restrictions from its water service. Check The Property Documents.
What Should I Check About A Septic System?
Request the permit and site plan, identify the tank and disposal areas, and arrange an appropriate inspection. Ask how the system affects an addition, pool or new building. Review Mohave County Septic Guidance.
Can I Keep Horses On The Property?
Residential-agricultural property is a reason horse owners consider the Heights. Look for the correct zoning and an arrangement that works for fencing, shade, water, feed, and trailer access. Private horse keeping and commercial boarding are different uses. Review Horse-Property Questions and Search Listings Marked Horses Allowed.
Can I Add An RV Garage Or Workshop?
The answer depends on the parcel and proposed building. Check setbacks, easements, access, drainage, septic areas and permit requirements before treating open ground as building space. Review The Building Checklist.
How Do I Know If An RV Garage Fits My Vehicle?
Measure the clear opening and usable bay, then check the driveway and turning approach. Include the hitch, rooftop equipment and storage inside. Check Garage Dimensions.
Should I Buy A Home Or Build On A Lot?
An existing home lets you inspect the finished property. Building adds design, approvals, utility connections, site work and construction financing. Compare the total project cost and schedule with suitable existing homes. Use The Land & Building Budget Checklist.
Is Lake Havasu Expensive?
Your costs depend on the property and how you use it. For Heights acreage, include yard care, insurance, utilities, septic upkeep, outbuildings and any district charges. Read The Havasu Cost Guide and Use The Closing Cost Calculators.
What Is The Best Neighborhood In Lake Havasu City?
Start with your space needs, budget, maintenance preferences and regular driving routes. Compare the Heights acreage setting with other communities using those priorities. Read The Neighborhood Comparison.
How Hot Does It Get In Lake Havasu In Summer?
Summer heat makes shade, air conditioning and garage cooling worth checking during a tour. Ask for actual utility bills and look at the afternoon sun on the house and patio. Read The Summer Weather Guide.
Do The Market Numbers Tell Me What My Property Is Worth?
They provide context for the report’s geography, property type and period. A home with acreage or substantial outbuildings still needs a comparison with relevant sales. Land should be analyzed separately. View The Heights Market Report and Request ValueView™.
How Do I Arrange A Showing?
Send HavasuLew your visit dates, budget, must-haves and the addresses you would like to see. Include garage measurements and your plans for the land. Arrange Heights Showings.
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