Las Vegas Ranch

If you want to live the Cattle Ranch lifestyle in Prescott, Arizona, Las Vegas Ranch is the place to be. For nearly a century, Las Vegas Ranch has been an operating cattle ranch. This hamlet, located 25 miles north of Prescott, offers easy access to contemporary life while remaining remote.

You'll be surrounded by wildlife at Las Vegas Ranch, including turkey, deer, elk, and bear. Most people associate ""Las Vegas"" with the northern casino town, although the phrase really means ""the meadows"" in Spanish. That truly defines Las Vegas Ranch, which has undulating hills and meadows ideal for cattle rearing. When this region was initially inhabited, the majority of the settlers were cattlemen. William J. Simmons, one of these cattle ranchers, founded the Las Vegas ranch. He settled there in 1864. Later, John A. Thompson purchased the site and renamed it Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Ranch is now well-known in the cattle sector and earns land management honors on a regular basis. When you construct at Las Vegas Ranch, your house will be located in Las Vegas Estates, a 4,900-acre development in the ranch's northwest corner. Las Vegas Ranch Estates is a gated neighborhood with lots starting at 10 acres. Some of the same land management ideas are utilized here, such as ""respect for the land and a desire to do things well, over time.""

If you reside in this neighborhood, you have a variety of eateries to select from. Heidi Lane Cafe, Aroma Pizza, Skillets Cafe, Big Daddy E's BBQ, El Paraiso Mexican-Italian Restaurant, Susie's Skyway Restaurant, and many more are located directly on the 89.