4308 East Simmons Lane South, Williams, AZ 86046 - Coconino County

2 acres off of Highway 180, near Grand Canyon Junction. 35 minute drive to shops and restaurants at the Grand Canyon Railway in Historic Williams AZ.

Address: 4308 E Simmons Lane Williams, AZ 86046

Acreage: 2.0 Acres

Taxes: $36.96/year

Financing Option: $530/month for 36 months. $899 down payment towards principle. $249 doc fee for mobile notary and filing of the deed upon final payment

Cash Discount: $17,500

Within a 2-hour radius of Williams, AZ, youll find several towns and attractions worth exploring:

Flagstaff, AZ (Approx. 35 miles, 45-50 minutes drive): Known for its Ponderosa pine forests, outdoor adventures, and cultural attractions like the Lowell Observatory.

Sedona, AZ (Approx. 38 miles, 50-55 minutes drive): Famous for its stunning red rock formations, hiking trails, art galleries, and spiritual retreats amid breathtaking scenery.

Grand Canyon National Park, AZ (Approx. 60 miles, 1 hour 15 minutes drive): One of the worlds most iconic natural wonders, offering hiking, sightseeing, and unforgettable vistas.

Prescott, AZ (Approx. 70 miles, 1 hour 15-20 minutes drive): Known for its historic downtown, outdoor recreation opportunities, and annual events like the Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo.

Jerome, AZ (Approx. 47 miles, 1 hour drive): A former mining town turned artist colony, perched on a hillside overlooking the Verde Valley, offering historic buildings, art galleries, and unique shops.

Oak Creek Canyon, AZ (Approx. 30 miles, 50-55 minutes drive): Just south of Flagstaff, offering scenic drives, hiking trails, swimming holes, and picnicking spots amidst towering cliffs and lush vegetation.

Wupatki National Monument, AZ (Approx. 75 miles, 1 hour 30 minutes drive): This archaeological site preserves ancient Native American ruins, including the well-preserved Wupatki Pueblo and the nearby Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument.

Meteor Crater, AZ (Approx. 55 miles, 1 hour drive): Located east of Flagstaff, this massive impact crater created by a meteorite strike offers visitors the chance to explore the crater rim, visitor center, and museum to learn about its significance.

These destinations provide a diverse range of experiences within a manageable driving distance from Williams, AZ.