And by throngs we mean millions, yes millions, of traffic counts per year (5m to be exact). The owners have taken a building that has housed many types of uses over the course of its history, and transformed it into a 4.9 star reviewed retreat that has all of the present day amenities behind an unassuming facade--perfect for tranquility and serenity that coincides with the majesty of the geography. The transformation includes, but very much not limited to the following improvements: County certified septic system, rebuilt front porch, new water main, 200 amp commercial electrical service, commercial grade kitchen, ADA bathroom, updated water line from the 10k gallon water tank, and many more. While one could continue the ease of the present use, the zone (Commercial General) allows for a variety of commercial and mixed uses, with a one acre footprint for expansion or left as open space. Complementing the main structure is a fifth-wheel trailer that has been retrofitted to accommodate 1-2 person habitants in a cozy, self-contained sleeper with the sights, sounds, and smells of the high desert aiding a dreamlike state of REM. Trailer can be included in the sale or removed. All FF&E can also be included as part of the current business operation.

With the area growing everyday, play your cards right and you too can experience the satisfaction of owning a quintessential piece of western history.

Directions: The subject site is located near the junction of US HWY 180 and State Route HWy 64, in what is now Grand Canyon Junction, along the southern route to the Grand Canyon.