Located just outside the town of Panguitch in Garfield County, this 20-acre property offers a rural setting with access to power and strong recreational appeal. The parcel sits in an area that has been divided into 10, 20, and 40-acre lots, providing space between neighboring properties and maintaining the open character of the landscape. The property includes 0.75 shares of West Panguitch water, which can be converted to an underground right for a culinary well. This allocation may support residential use, landscaping, and limited agricultural activity such as keeping animals, subject to local regulations and water use practices. Well depths in the area are typically around 300 feet, but that could vary based on well location. Access is provided via over two miles of county-maintained gravel roads, contributing to the property's quiet and rural setting while still allowing year-round entry. Power is located directly across the street, simplifying the process of connecting to electricity. Despite its secluded feel, the property is located approximately 10 minutes from Panguitch, where basic services, supplies, and community amenities are available. Panguitch serves as the county seat and offers a small-town setting with essential conveniences. Garfield County spans more than 5,000 square miles and has a relatively small population, contributing to its open landscapes and low-density development. A significant portion of the county (over 96%) consists of public lands, including access to nearby natural features such as Panguitch Lake, Bryce Canyon National Park, Mount Dutton, and the Henry Mountains. These areas provide opportunities for outdoor activities, including fishing, hiking, hunting, and exploring public lands. The property's terrain allows for a range of potential uses, including building a residence, establishing a seasonal retreat, or serving as a basecamp for outdoor recreation. The surrounding area supports a variety of wildlife, which may appeal to those interested in hunting or wildlife observation. This property combines rural access, proximity to power, and water availability in a part of southern Utah known for its natural surroundings and recreational opportunities. Buyers are encouraged to verify all utility access, water rights, and land use requirements with local authorities.