Current Price:$5,500,000List Date:6/18/2024Last Modified:12/12/2024
Description
The Senator mine is an inactive gold mine located in the picturesque hilly and wooded area along Senator Highway reached by traveling about 10 miles south from Prescott. It was first opened around 1871 and was primarily operated between 1883 and 1899. Although it was initially opened for the mining of gold, it also produced significant amounts of lead, zinc, copper and silver.
A mining town was established adjacent to the mine along the Hassayampa River to support the mining effort including a saloon, a store, and a boarding house. During the 1890's, Phelps Dodge purchased the mine, and the settlement became a small town.
This listing is for the 221 acres surrounding the mine. There are several potential next chapters for the property including a public park, a wildlife preserve, an
Supplements: an educational institution research site, a religious summer camp, a corporate retreat, a nature preserve or any other number of public sector uses. The property can be held privately as a ranch, a family retreat, or just land banked for a future use. The property is zoned RCU-2A and can be developed into a single-family residential subdivision with lots of at least two acres in size. The sale includes the mining claims which will be conveyed with the land. Currently this location is popular with hikers and mountain bikers and a citizens group or non-profit could opt to purchase and preserve this gorgeous property!
Great work on this mine problem. Mike Fann should buy it back and create a wild land park and never sell our land and minerals to an adversarial country again.
This is a EPA superfund site that will cost millions of tax dollars to clean up a Chinese scam artist’s scam. The best way to fix this is to keep mining all of the gold down to the historic senator mine then fill all the workings so they can’t fill with water again and leak. All the profits from mining can be used to remediate all the land. Secondly the historic tailings are filled with so much cadmium and arsenic but also contains gold and silver. The historic tailings could be remediated of toxins while the captured gold and silver is sold to pay for the cleanup. Contact me if interested, I am a mining geologist.
Try the Yavapai Tribe, The Nature Conservancy, the National Park Service., AZ Game & Fish, CAP, SRP, State Lands.
Thank you, Conrad for all the work you have done on this. It is appreciated.
Yavapai County should buy it.
Why doesn’t the city or state buy it?
Great work on this mine problem. Mike Fann should buy it back and create a wild land park and never sell our land and minerals to an adversarial country again.
[…] found the owners of the mine are now trying to sell part of the mine for about four times the buying price, Thalasitis […]
Whoever buys it will likely assume significant closure and reclamation costs.
Quit selling our land to foreign countries…just sayin.
This is a EPA superfund site that will cost millions of tax dollars to clean up a Chinese scam artist’s scam. The best way to fix this is to keep mining all of the gold down to the historic senator mine then fill all the workings so they can’t fill with water again and leak. All the profits from mining can be used to remediate all the land. Secondly the historic tailings are filled with so much cadmium and arsenic but also contains gold and silver. The historic tailings could be remediated of toxins while the captured gold and silver is sold to pay for the cleanup. Contact me if interested, I am a mining geologist.