4321 ArrowheadCedar City, UT 84720
- $99,800 per acre
- Land
- 0.5 acres lot
Listed by Penny S. Rowley, Realty ONE Group, Inc, 702-898-0101
About this home
These lots are located in the Old Iron Town subdivision featuring two quarter acre lots next to each other with water and power available for connection. The zoning is residential. There is a community fishing pond for the Old Iron Town residents use. Enjoy the fresh air, mountain views, fishing, juniper and pinion trees and star gazing. It's a short drive to town for shopping, dining and entertainment. Photos coming soon.
Facts and features
The home
- Type
- Land
The lot and outside
- Lot
- 0.5 acres
Costs
- Property tax
- $98 a year
- HOA dues
- $330 a month
- HOA covers
- Association Management
Schools
- Elementary
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As the listing names them. Schools are assigned by address and can change from year to year. Confirm with CCSD
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Know your number before you tour
Sellers take offers with a pre-approval more seriously. Chris Casiello at Five Star Mortgage can usually pre-approve you within a day.
Optional. You are free to use any lender.
What would this home cost each month?
At the list price of $49,900 with 20 percent down, here is an estimate of the monthly payment, including taxes, insurance, and HOA dues. Change any number to fit your budget.
- Principal and interest$252
- Property tax$25
- Home insurance$167
- HOA dues$330
Illustrative only. Your lender, the county assessor, and your insurer set the real numbers. Not a loan offer from Vegas Paradise Homes.
- Listing information from LVR IDX, refreshed October 11, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Square footage and lot size are from the listing and may not be exact.
- The payment estimate is illustrative. Your lender, the county assessor, and your insurer set the real numbers.