8 permanent residents in 2020. Original American frontier buildings and an ironic yacht club (there are no water features near the town) serve as attractions. Several original buildings remain and are occupied. In 2020, the descendants of James P. Cleator put the entire town up for sale at the price of $1.25 million. An Arizona Historical Marker exists at the town. Geography Cleator is at the base of the Bradshaw Mountains in central Arizona. It has a mild winter warm summer climate. The former railroad is now a 2WD town road. The town comprises 40 acres and sits at above sea level. References Further reading Philip Varney (2005). Arizona Ghost Towns and Mining Towns: A travel guide to history. Phoenix: Arizona Highways. 136 pages. External links Cleator – Ghost Town of the Month at azghosttowns.com Cleator Pictures Former populated places in Yavapai County, Arizona Ghost towns in Arizona Mining communities in Arizona