Originally founded as a silver mining town in 1892, White Hills Arizona has had a quiet history. Today, this pristine desert landscape is a beautiful tapestry of red rocks, joshua trees and cactus ranges nestled between mountains, meadows and pastures.

The new development of White Hills, Arizona began with the vision of Nevada developers, Leonard and Susan Mardian, who have been laying the groundwork with their approximately 25,000 acre master plan community, The Ranch at White Hills. Other developers and individuals have joined the Mardian’s in their vision, as they started seeing the incredible value of this centrally located area. With the rapid increase in land costs and congestion of the ever-growing Las Vegas community and the creation of the Hoover Dam Bypass, the developers are making that initial vision a reality.

Located just 27 miles South of Hoover Dam on Highway 93, the approximate one hour and fifteen minute drive from the Las Vegas Strip will be shortened to a projected forty-five minute commute based on the already funded $204 million dollar project redirecting traffic from the current 2-lane Hoover Dam passage to the open 4-lane Hoover Dam Bypass.

White Hills is also about 50 miles from Kingman, Arizona to the North on Highway 93. Another adjacent community just a few minutes away is Dolan Springs, which offers a small town atmosphere, friendly people, and a few businesses.

While being close to both Las Vegas, Nevada and Kingman, Arizona makes this a win-win community, the recreation amenities and striking views of the natural parks make this area a land and water-lovers paradise. Imagine a lifestyle that placed your community just 30 minutes from the Lake Mead National Recreational Area, just 45 minutes from the Grand Canyon, just 30 minutes from the Hoover Dam, and just an hour from Lake Mohave. This community not only provides an amazing quality of life, but a breath-taking playground as well.

The annual weather patterns support an active outdoor lifestyle with temperature ranges comparable to Las Vegas. Rain fall per year nets 13 inches of rain on average.