Here is your opportunity to own a rare, one-acre property in the heart of Virgin, Utah, just a few blocks (approximately 300 yards) from the Virgin River and minutes from Zion National Park. Set within town limits and framed by mature trees and surrounding red rock views, this property offers a combination of land size, location, no HOA and historical context that is increasingly difficult to find in Southern Utah. The site is home to the George & Alice Parker Isom home, originally constructed circa 1865 and recognized as part of Virgin's early settlement history. The property's story and setting provide a distinctive foundation for a variety of future uses, whether that vision includes preservation, restoration, or creating something entirely new. While not currently listed on the National registry of historic places, it could be? In addition to the historic structures, the property includes a separately situated single-wide manufactured home (circa 1971), which has served as on-site residential use and adds functional flexibility to the property. The true value of this property lies in its rarity, land size, location, and historical significance. Opportunities of this scale, within town limits and near the river, are limited, making this a compelling option for buyers seeking a meaningful and long-term investment. Important Note: The original historic masonry structure is not currently habitable and would require restoration or redevelopment to meet modern residential standards. The manufactured home represents the only existing dwelling suitable for occupancy in its current condition. The property will be marketed with full transparency regarding condition, zoning, and permitted uses. Additional documentation and historical references available upon request. Mobile home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and has 672 sq. ft. Historical home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 1610 sq. ft. Comes with 1/2 share Virgin Canal irrigation.

Here is your opportunity to own a rare, one-acre property in the heart of Virgin, Utah, just a few blocks (approximately 300 yards) from the Virgin River and minutes from Zion National Park. Set within town limits and framed by mature trees and surrounding red rock views, this property offers a combination of land size, location, no HOA and historical context that is increasingly difficult to find in Southern Utah. The site is home to the George & Alice Parker Isom home, originally constructed circa 1865 and recognized as part of Virgin's early settlement history. The property's story and setting provide a distinctive foundation for a variety of future uses, whether that vision includes preservation, restoration, or creating something entirely new. While not currently listed on the National registry of historic places, it could be? In addition to the historic structures, the property includes a separately situated single-wide manufactured home (circa 1971), which has served as on-site residential use and adds functional flexibility to the property. The true value of this property lies in its rarity, land size, location, and historical significance. Opportunities of this scale, within town limits and near the river, are limited, making this a compelling option for buyers seeking a meaningful and long-term investment. Important Note: The original historic masonry structure is not currently habitable and would require restoration or redevelopment to meet modern residential standards. The manufactured home represents the only existing dwelling suitable for occupancy in its current condition. The property will be marketed with full transparency regarding condition, zoning, and permitted uses. Additional documentation and historical references available upon request. Mobile home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and has 672 sq. ft. Historical home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 1610 sq. ft. Comes with 1/2 share Virgin Canal irrigation.