Leist Homestead

Set along iconic Route 66, The Leist Homestead is more than just a gentleman’s ranch, it’s a lifestyle.

Tucked away in complete privacy and surrounded by the wide open spaces of the historic Diamond A Ranch, this property invites you to live the dream of self sufficiency, wide skies, and Western charm.

Perfect for the modern homesteader, the land provides year round grazing for horses and cattle, while a hay barn, multiple corrals, a round pen, and saddle house make it turnkey for small-scale ranching or an ideal headquarters for a larger ranching operation or hobby farm.

The well appointed four-bedroom, two-bath home is landscaped and comfortable, complete with a full length porch designed for soaking in sweeping Arizona sunsets.

For those looking at income potential, this ranch doubles as an investment opportunity.

With room to expand the three existing RV sites for rentals, trail rides, or dude ranch experiences, the property offers multiple potential revenue streams—all while you enjoy the independence of rural living.

Boasting nearly a full section of deeded land, The Leist Homestead delivers unmatched space, views, and freedom.

Just 22 miles north of Seligman and within easy reach of Kingman and Prescott, you’ll find the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.

Seligman offers the essentials—K-12 schools, churches, restaurants, and local shops—while larger centers nearby provide airports, hospitals, and big-name retailers.

If you’ve been searching for a property that combines self-reliant homesteading, Western lifestyle, and investment potential, The Leist Homestead is a rare find—and a complete package

22 miles West of Seligman AZ on Route 66.

626.4 Deeded Acres TOPOGRAPHY: Rolling high desert hills ELEVATION: 5300 ft

Mule deer, Mountain lions, quail, coyotes, and javelinas.

Leist Homestead has excellent ground cover of grama, tobosa, Indian wheat and Filaree as well as winter fat and chamise.

Seligman, Arizona has a semi-arid, high-desert climate.

Summers are warm but not as extreme as lower desert areas—average highs run in the 80s to low 90s °F, with cooler nights in the 50s–60s.

Winters are cold with highs in the 40s–50s °F and lows often below freezing, and light snowfall is common.

The area gets around 14 inches of precipitation annually, with most moisture coming from summer monsoon storms and occasional winter snow.

Electricity is provided by Mohave Electric, Propane provided by Graves.

Cell phone service.

Water to the homestead is supplied by the Caverns’ water line.

Secured water rights convey with the property.