THE UNDERGROUND FORT (20' × 20' Basement)
Built to last and built to impress. This isn't a root cellar -- it's a fully engineered 400 sq ft subterranean structure with an 8-foot ceiling, block walls reinforced with rebar and poured concrete, a concrete floor, and waterproofed walls. A French drain runs at foundation level, termite treatment is done, and a sleeve is already in place for future electrical.
Access is via a metal staircase with wood steps from a concrete main-level slab (1,600 sq ft, 4'' with #5 rebar and footings -- the hatch door is included). A separate exterior egress exit with its own block-walled staircase, latch door, and 3' × 8' concrete-reinforced opening means you're never trapped inside your own fortress.
THE FLUID SITUATION (1,000-Gallon Septic Tank)
Buried THE FLUID SITUATION (1,000-Gallon Septic Tank)
Buried near the Shack sits a properly installed 1,000-gallon septic tank -- 63"H × 60"W × 102"D
-- with up to 2" pipe capacity, an airflow pipe, a top access point for plumbing or RV drainage,
and a stub-up pipe running to the existing shed that was originally intended to become an
outhouse/bathhouse.
Whether you're collecting from the heavens or managing contributions from down below, the
infrastructure is already in the ground. Glamping with actual plumbing isn't as far off as it looks.
THE SH*T SHACK
A previous owner had vision. Pre-drilled for future plumbing, fitted with a window, and anchored
by a large steel drum with undeniable Wild-West-saloon-bathtub energy. The septic stub-up is
already pointed this direction. Your glamping outhouse awaits its glow-up.
THE LAND & COMMUNITY
40 acres -- property corners marked, GPS pins available
High-clearance vehicle recommended (not just anybody rolls up unannounced -- big-wheel club
only)
Quiet community with serious space between neighbors
Water pump station on site + water delivery service available
Community center and communication board
A quiet little church that adds undeniable atmosphere
Cows. Actual roaming cows. Wildlife too.
LOCATION
South of Ash Fork, AZ -- Yavapai County
~1 hour from Prescott | ~1.5 hours from Phoenix
High desert elevation -- cooler summers than the Valley