Welcome to 3000 Surry Drive, a 3 bedroom home set on a fully cleared 2 acre lot in a quiet, horse friendly corner of Mohave Valley where country living comes without the long commute. This is an investor and land lover's opportunity, a property with great bones and even better bones beneath it, sitting on a solid concrete block foundation and ready for someone to bring their vision and add value. The land itself is the real story here, complete with AR zoning. Two flat, usable acres, fully fenced for privacy and peace of mind, give you room to spread out, with enough space to build a second home if you choose. Mature shade trees tower over the property, offering rare and welcome relief from the desert sun, while the open, cleared ground makes it easy to see the potential from the moment you pull up. The home is served by its own private well, a huge advantage out here, and stays comfortable year round thanks to a new HVAC system complete with smart home connectivity for modern control and efficiency. It is also set up for a wood burning stove, perfect for cozy desert winters and lower utility bills. For anyone with toys, trailers, or a work-from-home-on-wheels lifestyle, this place delivers. You get two RV hookups, generous toy and equipment space, and three storage sheds to keep tools, gear, and projects organized. Location is a major win. You are close to trails and the race track, with a short drive to the Colorado River and quick access to the three mile right from the main road. The neighborhood is peaceful and low traffic, the kind of place where you actually hear the quiet. Best of all, the land directly across the road is protected, and the conservation area runs along the back of the neighborhood, meaning these wide open desert views are here to stay and this pocket will never be swallowed up by dense urban development. Bring your tools, your toys, and your imagination. With a private well, fresh HVAC, full fencing, and two cleared acres, opportunities with this much land, privacy, and upside do not come along often in Mohave Valley.