– Nearby Essentials: Just minutes to Lake Havasu City’s south side shopping and dining corridor, including Bashas’, hardware stores, fuel stations, and restaurants.
– Outdoor Recreation: SARA Park is nearby for hiking, mountain biking, and community events. Havasu Riviera Marina is only a short drive away for boating and lake access.
– Community Access: Conveniently located off Highway 95, providing easy routes north to downtown or south toward Parker.
– Rural Feel, City Convenience: Residents enjoy a peaceful setting with quick access to town amenities.
Walkability & Scores: Horizon Six is rural and car-dependent. Most errands require driving, but the area’s quiet roads make walking or biking for recreation enjoyable.
Schools & District Info:
- Served by the Lake Havasu Unified School District. Visit LHUSD Website for complete details.
– Elementary School: Jamaica Elementary
– Middle School: Thunderbolt Middle School
– High School: Lake Havasu High School
Utilities & Design Review
Water: Provided by Horizon Six Improvement District, managed through Mohave County. Call 928.855.2618 or visit Mohave County Water Utilities.
Electric: Provided by UniSource Energy Services. Call 877.837.4968 or visit UniSource Energy.
Sewer: No city sewer service, properties use private septic systems permitted by Mohave County.
Trash: Private service through Republic Services. Visit Republic Services for pickup options.
Internet: Frontier Communications provides DSL/Fiber in most areas. Visit Frontier. Satellite internet options (Starlink, Viasat) are also available.
Design Review: No HOA or formal design review. Permits are handled through Mohave County Development Services. Call 928.757.0930 or visit https://www.mohave.gov/ for information.
Disclaimers
Horizon Six is an unincorporated community under Mohave County jurisdiction. City services, including fire and EMS, are not automatically provided. Emergency response may incur service fees if city crews respond. All utilities and zoning information should be verified during due diligence. Zoning typically allows horses and livestock, but buyers should confirm with Mohave County for property-specific regulations. No HOA means more freedom for property owners but also more responsibility for individual maintenance and appearance.