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Vacant Land zoned for Commercial, Light Manufacturing, Renewable Energy Uses, Limited Residential Uses, Public & Quasi-Public Uses, Mobile Homes & more within the city limits of West Wendover, NV. Come invest in the future and take advantage of the Opportunity Zone Program, established in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Develop your dream and maximize your return on this 78.12 Acres (Two Parcels) of investment land for sale at Pueblo Blvd/Sycamore Blvd, directly across the street from the Toana Vista Golf Course. Electricity, City Water, and Sewer are already on site. PROPERTY INFORMATION: City of West Wendover, Elko County, Nevada Acres: 78.12 APNs: 010740206 & 010740209 - Two Parcels Elevation: 4,580 - 4,700 Ft. Zoning: C3 - Multi-Use Land Use Code: Commercial, Light Manufacturing, Renewable Energy Uses, Limited Residential Uses, Public & Quasi-Public Uses, Mobile Homes & more Electricity: On Site Water: City - On Site Sewer: City - On Site Roads: Gravel and Dirt roads Time Limit to Build: None Yearly Taxes: $10,429.63 Type of Terrain: Level, Rolling, Gentle, Combo/Varies, Desert, Cleared/Open City of West Wendover, NV - 8-6C-2: USE REGULATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS: A. C-2 Zoning District: Within the C-2 zoning district, but outside locations for planned shopping centers, recreational vehicle parks and the C-3 zoning district, commercial land uses customarily found along highways may be permitted. Such uses may include, but not be limited to, gas service stations, motels, and restaurants. Renewable energy uses may be permitted in C-2 zoning districts by conditional use permits pursuant to the process set forth in chapter 10 of this title, and requires a consideration of the public benefit of such use and the likelihood of danger or annoyance to nearby property owners or residents. (Ord. 2009-05, 7-7-2009) All gas stations shall be subject to the conditional use permit procedure as set forth in chapter 10 of this title. All structures intended to be located within one hundred fifty feet (150') of any residential zoning district shall be subject to the conditional use permit procedure as set forth in chapter 10 of this title. B. Planned Commercial Shopping Centers: Within the C-2, C-3 zoning district, planned shopping centers are permitted. The following standards and policy shall apply to planned shopping centers: Street Access Requirements: Such projects shall be permitted only on a site which abuts an arterial street or highway. Curb cut requirements shall be as follows: a. State Highways: In accordance with Nevada highway department rules and regulations. b. City Streets: Seventy five feet (75') minimum between curb cuts. Required Yards: All buildings and structures, including, but not limited to, service areas and access drives, shall be set back not less than thirty feet (30') from side and rear property lines and not less than forty feet (40') from the future or existing street right of way line of an abutting street. Screening For Residential Property; Approval: In addition to other buffer requirements, when the back of the development is across the street from property in a residential district, then a solid fence or hedge not less than six feet (6') in height shall be installed and maintained by the developer to screen the back of the project from the residential property. Such screening shall be approved by the city council. Internal Traffic Circulation: All parking spaces within planned commercial district parking lots shall be provided with chocks to prevent non-desired traffic movements and to facilitate the channelization of vehicular circulation. Pedestrian Walkways: A system of pedestrian walkways shall be provided so as to separate vehicle and pedestrian movements. Conditional Use Permit: It shall be the policy of the city to require a conditional use permit for all planned commercial shopping centers. C. Recreational Vehicle Parks (RVPs): Within the C-2 zoning district, recreational vehicle parks are permitted.

Just outside of Lida, Nevada, an area long known for its diverse and historic mineral discoveries, this expansive offering includes over 80 acres of Placer Claims legally filed with both the federal and county governments. It boasts excellent access via a dirt road deep into the mountains, making it a secluded, off-the-beaten-path location. Camping is permitted. This 80-acre plus listing has many features for the avid mineral explorer: A spring is present on the land. The spring creates runoff that forms a small creek. Multiple washes run throughout the area, originating from the top and sides of the mountain, where there is evidence of mineralization. There are exploration cuts and some backfilled mines. Ample staging areas with parking for trucks, trailers, etc. Tailings are present. This listing is suitable for both hobbyists and more experienced miners. We encourage you to visit, investigate, and sample the area for yourself. During downtime, enjoy the surrounding terrain with extensive road networks ideal for ATVs, Jeeps, and off-road recreation. Historically, the area supported many mining operations, and opportunities of this size and character are becoming increasingly rare. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own independent research regarding the mineral potential. Please note: Residential use and homesteading are not permitted, and this listing is not intended for those purposes.

--- Buy Land, Money Grows, No Watering! --- _________________________________________________________ --- Contact us now! --- _________________________________________________________ This 40.86-acre vacant lot in Humboldt County, Nevada, offers the ultimate gateway to outdoor adventure. It's an excellent property for a hunting or recreational base camp, providing vast open spaces for your passions. The surrounding area boasts many incredible outdoor activities, including the thrilling Winnemucca Sand Dunes just a short distance away, perfect for off-roading, hiking, or simply soaking in the unique landscape. This isn't just land; it's your personal launching pad for exploration, offering endless opportunities for chasing big game or enjoying serene desert beauty. Picture starlit nights after a day of adventure, all from your own private acreage. This substantial parcel provides the ideal blend of seclusion and access to prime recreational hotspots. Don't let this unparalleled chance to own a piece of Nevada's adventurous spirit slip through your fingers. Invest in your next great adventure, and hurry to secure this exceptional property today! _________________________________________________________ Pricing: Discounted Cash Price: $13,447, Or; Owner Financing Available: $599 down, then $399/month for 96 months *No credit check! *No income verification! *Everyone qualifies! *No Realtors fees _________________________________________________________ Looking to Save Big with Owner Financing? Put more down upfront or commit to a higher monthly payment from the start, and well give you a special deal that saves you thousands over the life of your owner-financed agreement! _________________________________________________________ --- To ask questions or to reserve the property, submit an inquiry NOW! --- _________________________________________________________ Property Details: Assessor's Parcel Number (APN): 05-0697-11 County: Humboldt Annual Property Taxes: 100.41 Legal Description: LOT 11 OF MAP OF DLP FOR SCOTT H WIGGINTON WITHIN SEC: 15 TWN: 37N RNG: 34E ACRES: 40.86 Terrain Type: Desert, Brush, Flat Views From Property: Desert landscape Lot Dimensions: 1325 ft x 1350 ft Elevation: 4140 ft GPS Coordinates (Center): 41.08185, -118.1477 GPS Coordinates (4 Corners): * 41.0837, -118.1453 NE * 41.0808, -118.1452 SE * 41.08, -118.1501 SW *. 41.0837, -118.1501 NW GPS Coordinate Instructions: Paste one set of coordinates at a time into Google Maps for precise property location & directions. Need assistance? Feel free to reach out we're here to help! City or County Limits: County School District: Humboldt county school district Conveyance: Grant, Bargain, Sale Deed Access: Unnamed road Road Type: Dirt No liens. No back taxes. _________________________________________________________ --- Questions? Submit an inquiry! --- _________________________________________________________ Location, location, location! Closest Highway: I-80 Closest Major City: Reno, Nevada, 3 hr 24 min (192 miles) Closest Small Town: Winnemucca, Nevada 89445, 1 hr 11 min (26.7 miles) Closest Gas Station: Conoco, 597 W Winnemucca Blvd, Winnemucca, NV 89445, 1 hr 10 min (26.6 miles) Nearby Attractions: * Winnemucca Sand Dunes, Winnemucca, NV 89445, 1 hr 17 min (33.4 miles) * North Jackson Mountains Wilderness, Winnemucca, NV 89445, 1 hr 51 min (54.9 miles) * Black Rock Desert Conservation Area, Red House, NV, 2 hr 7 min (55.6 miles) * Paradise Valley Hot Spring, 2 hr 2 min (70.6 miles) _________________________________________________________ Zoning & Use Information (Deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify with County): Zoning/Property Use Code: M3 - Open Land use What can be built (per county): Single Family Dwelling, Mobile Home, etc. Time to build (after a permit is issued): 180 days from being issued - can be extended Camping Allowed: Yes Camping Restrictions: Allowed for up to 30 days RVs Allowed: Yes RV Restrictions: Allowed for up to 30 days Mobile Homes Allowed: Yes Mobile Home Restrictions: Allowed for up to 30 days Tiny Homes Allowed: Yes Short Term Vacation Rentals Allowed: Yes _________________________________________________________ Utility Details: Water: Would require private well or alternative. Sewer/Septic: Would require private septic system. Electric: Would have to contact Harney Electric Cooperative, Inc. or use alternative power. Gas: Would have to contact Hunt & Sons, Inc., Western States Propane. Waste: Would have to contact private hauler or visit Humboldt County Regional Landfill. Utility Notes: Utilities will be difficult to obtain due to remote location and access. No visible power poles in the area, alternative power most likely required. _________________________________________________________ Buyer is responsible for performing due diligence. This may include but is not limited to: visiting the property, contacting the governing City and/or County to confirm use and zoning, and that this fits with the buyer's needs and intentions. All information in this ad is deemed reliable however not guaranteed. It is the responsibility of the buyer to confirm all, and satisfy any & all concerns prior to purchasing. Some photos in this ad may not be of the subject property, but may be included to showcase features of the area. Please contact us with any questions. Thank you for your interest.

This stunning 2.27-acre lot in Elko, NV offers the perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Come down to Elko and claim this stunning parcel which is 2.27-acres. Let this gem be your haven and build the life you deserve. Camp at your convenience or Take your RV for a spin. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and wide, open skiesperfect for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Enjoy nearby attractions like the national park and bask in its scenic overlooks which also feature hikes, mule rides and rafting. Theres so much to do and see with this once in a lifetime opportunity. Elko is a growing community with a strong real estate market. Dont miss out on the opportunity to invest in this prime location Whether you're looking to build your dream home or invest in a promising area, this property offers a fantastic opportunity at a great price. Send me a message now for more info! Pricing Cash Price $8500 Owner Financing $250 down then $200 for 42 months Doc $250 Property Details APN: 011-108-058 Size: 2.27 acres Legal Description: Sunland Acres Unit No 4 File 2646 Tax: $28.90 GPS Coordinates: Center 4112'21.91"N,11418'36.51"W

Looking to live in the country in an exceptionally nice home in a Beautiful Nevada Valley then check this one out! The home is a custom built home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms plus additional storage outside with 4 heavy duty Quonset buildings. Windows to the roof in the Living/Dining room with the Ruby Mountains as the backdrop. Wood stove in living room for supplemental heat. Electric and propane for additonal heat if needed. Heat pump for heating and cooling. Ruby Valley School for K-8 just two miles to the South. Church is one mile North. Upstairs living area with the same view to the West. The home is 2436 sq ft. Lot's of cabinets and storage The water supply is scheduled for an update from either a filter system or new well within 8-12 weeks. This one won't last long! Give us a call

Great small farm in beautiful Clover Valley approx. 16 miles South of Wells, Nevada with access onto US Hwy 93. The property is made up of two adjoining parcels with the residential improvements on a 83.12 Acre parcel and the farm with a 125 acre pivot on 160 acre parcel. Currently both the farm and the residence are rented out. In addition to the home which has a 5 car detached garage there are two metal buildings one 5,000 sq. ft with a concrete floor and the other 3600 sq. ft with a gravel floor. The farm has 960 AF of water rights. Some of you can sell your home and have enough money to buy this wonderful property others shouldn't have a problem getting financed for this one.

Location! Location! Location! Located in McDermitt, NV. on Hwy 95 . The following 28 parcels are included 03017107, 03015114, 03017105, 03017103, 03074103, 03074104, 03074101, 03074116, 03074117, 03074105, 03074109, 03074118, 03074106, 03074110, 03074119, 03074107, 03074111, 03074120, 03074112, 03074121, 03074113, 03074122, 03074114, 03074123, 03074108, 03074115, 03074124. Great investment!!!!! The sale is subject to a court order. The estate has an additional 800 acres that don't adjoin these 28 parcels.

OWN THIS 2.06-ACRE ELKO COUNTY PROPERTY WITH OWNER FINANCING FOR JUST $150/MONTH OVER 60 MONTHS, YOUR CHANCE TO CLAIM A PRIVATE SLICE OF NEVADA’S BEAUTY IS HERE! Step into the freedom of owning over 2 acres of open Nevada land, perfect for your dream cabin, modern home, or off-grid retreat. Whether you envision a cozy getaway, a sleek residence, or a peaceful weekend escape, this 2.06-acre parcel in Elko County gives you the space and flexibility to make it your own. With plenty of room to build, expand, and explore, you can design a property that fits your lifestyle, whether that’s a charming ranch-style home, a luxurious estate, or a self-sufficient retreat away from the city’s hustle and bustle. This rare opportunity is ideal for aspiring homeowners, smart investors, or anyone seeking a private slice of Nevada’s rugged beauty. Outdoor lovers will enjoy nearby hiking, fishing, hunting, and the endless adventures offered by Elko County’s scenic landscapes. Owner Financing Available: Just $150/month over 60 months! Don’t miss your chance to own this unique piece of Nevada. Contact us today to learn more or make an offer, your perfect property awaits! Pricing Cash Price $8250 Owner Finance $199 down then $150 for 60 months Closing Fee $249 Property Details: APN: 011-103-089 Size: 2.06 County & State: Elko, NV Legal Description: Sun Valley Acres Unit 1 Access Road: Fifteen St. GPS Coordinates: Center 41.084944, -114.155750

Gold Mining Special Land Special *640 Acres in Elko Nevada- Independence Valley* Power is Close* Road Access* $119,995.00 Sale Price * Reserve it for $2,500.00 Deposit to Reserve the Property *APN: 009100005 Untitled design 3 Property Description 640 Acres in ELKO County NV Independence Valley NV Road Access, Power is Close Next to BLM- So great access Rare opportunity to own a large parcel in ELKO NV! Very nice and green property located in Independence Valley in Wells, NV! Located in Elko County, the area offers tons of outdoor opportunities. It’s pretty easy to get to this property as well via dirt roads. BLM borders the land to The south extending your area that will never have neighbors on it! We enjoyed the mountain views and peace and quiet in the area. There are a couple of neighbors about 1/2 mile away. It looks like someone used the lot just to the north of it for camping, but they have not been there for a while. Great mountain views so don’t waste time getting to be off the grid! Untitled design 3 Property Pricing, Terms & Doc/Recording Information and Pricing For Sale $119,995.00 Deposit Due upon acceptance $2,500.00 Transaction Accepted Wire Only Untitled design 3 Property Legal information 009100005 APN Parcel 009-100-005 Parcel Summary Location TWP 35N RGE 64E MDB&M NV Use Code 100: Vacant – Unknown/Other Tax District 1.0: County of Elko Acreage 640.0000 Section 9 Township 35N Range 64E Plat Maps 009-100 Keyline Description ALL; SEC/LOT: 9 TWN/BLOCK: 35N RNG: 64E ACRES: 640.00 MDB&M Due Date Penalty Date Status Original Total Penalty Interest Total 1 08/18/2025 08/28/2025 Paid $144.18 $5.77 $0.00 $144.18 $149.95 Untitled design 3 About the Area Independence Valley, Elko County, Nevada Gold Mining Heaven! Overview A rhyolite dome situated on the Independence Valley property in northeastern Nevada remains untested, and Peloton geophysical modeling of magnetic and CSAMT data has identified multiple structures within the dome complex that are recommended for drilling. Independence Valley is situated on the Carlin Gold Trend and is also within the historical Spruce Mountain mining district, which has hosted many historic base and precious metals mines since the 1840’s. The Spruce Mountain deposits have typically been associated with rhyolitic and granitic intrusive rocks,, which Peloton believes are the “Smoking Gun” – indicating the location of the structural feeders for both granitic magmas and gold- and silver-bearing mineralized fluids. The Independence Valley rhyolite dome and hypabyssal feeder dike is the largest untested rhyolite and hosting structure in the Spruce Mining District. Description, Location & Access Independence Valley consists of 21 mineral claims covering about 422 acres and is located about 39 miles (63 kilometers) southeast of Wells, Nevada. The property is 100% owned by Peloton, and there are no royalties outstanding. Access is via Highway 93 south from Wells, then the Tobar and Spruce Mountain Roads. Geology The stratigraphy of the Independence Valley property consists of at least several hundred meters of exposed Paleozoic sedimentary rocks that include, in stratigraphic order (oldest to youngest), Ely Limestone, Riepe Spring Limestone, and Pequop and Rib Hill Formation limestones. The base of the sedimentary section is not exposed on the property,, and the the overall stratigraphic thickness is uncertain. In the north-central part of the claim block, the Paleozoic sediments are overlain and intruded by a locally mineralized rhyolite flow-dome complex that includes rhyolite flow, hypabyssal intrusive, and associated phreatic surge tuffs. The hypabyssal intrusive contains rafted blocks of silicified and mineralized Paleozoic carbonate rocks, indicating subsurface mineralization. A broad, northerly-striking anticline formed in the Paleozoic sedimentary rocks is central to the Independence Valley claims at depth. Tertiary northeast-, northwest-, and lesser east-west-striking high-angle normal faults cut and displace this anticline. Two of the most continuous northeast-striking normal faults form a northeast-striking graben within the central claim area. A mineralized rhyolite intrusive/extrusive dome complex intrudes both northeast- and northwest-striking mineralized normal faults in the northern Independence Valley property. Magnetic anomalies identified by the USGS and confirmed by Peloton are coincident with the rhyolite dome complex,, and the southeastern margin of an inferred shallow granitic pluton is coincident with both the dome and the magnetic anomalies (Raines, 1996). Rhyolite flows and tuffs unconformably overlie the Paleozoic rocks and conceal earlier normal faulting and mineralization. Several younger northwest-striking normal faults of small displacement cut the rhyolite. Exploration Work Completed Peloton has completed geologic mapping, soil geochemistry, and geophysical surveys, including magnetics, gravity, and CSAMT. One reverse circulation angle hole (-50-degree, 235 Azimuth) was drilled on the property in 2019 to a length of 1,140 feet and a depth of about 873 feet. The hole was drilled away from the rhyolite dome structure and targeted a potential down-dropped east limb of an NNW-trending antiform. This hole encountered detectable gold mineralization in 125 of the 5-foot sampling intervals (625 total feet), including 235 feet of continuous gold, in a tuffaceous volcanic rock, fine-grained hypabyssal intrusive, and in the contact zone with adjacent Paleozoic carbonate sedimentary rocks. In addition, this hole intersected visible argillic hydrothermal alteration over a continuous core length of about 500 feet. Geophysical Modelling Modelling of the geophysical data, including magnetics, gravity and CSAMT, identified multiple structures within the rhyolite dome complex that are recommended for drill testing. Alteration zones are shown in blue. Highlights • Drill Ready Gold Target • On the Carlin Trend and in the Spruce Mountain Mining District (SMMD) • Rhyolitic intrusives are the “Smoking Gun” at SMMD • The largest untested rhyolite dome in the SMDD • Mapping, geochemistry and geophysics completed • Only one hole has been drilled returning 625 total feet of detectible gold mineralization, including 235 feet of continuous gold mineralization, and 500 feet of continuous argillic hydrothermal alteration • Multiple zones within identified within the rhyolite dome are recommended for drilling

$220/Mo or $7/Day with owner Financing You Are Approved!! Multiple parcels available from 2-10 acres! Escape to wide-open desert plains with this 9.91-acre parcel in Elko County's Gamble District. Zoned Open Space (code 120), this land allows for off-grid living, camping, RVs, and mobile homes (with permits), making it a versatile choice for your next adventure. With flat terrain, incredible mountain views, and easy access via easement, this property offers a peaceful place to build, relax, or invest. Located just off US Hwy-80, you're within driving distance to Elko, Salt Lake City, and even Las Vegas, plus outdoor attractions like Sun Tunnels and Shoshone Falls. Annual taxes are just $28.38, and there are no HOA fees to worry about. Whether you want to pay in full for a discounted cash price of $10,989 or choose flexible owner financing at $220 per month, the choice is yours. Secure the land today for just $798 (includes doc fee). Start your Nevada land journey now - this property wont wait forever! Property Details: APN: 010-58H-038 Address: 7V6M+7C9 Montello, Nevada, USA County: Elko State: Nevada Size: 9.91 Acres GPS Centre: 41.260658, -114.116377 Pricing: Terms: $249 doc fee plus $549 down payment, then $220 per month for 60 months OR Cash Price: $10,989 Why Buyers Should Choose Elko County, Nevada: A Comprehensive Guide Elko County, Nevada, is one of the most captivating and underappreciated regions in the western United States. Spanning over 17,000 square miles, it is the fourth-largest county by area in the contiguous United States, offering vast expanses of land, diverse landscapes, and unparalleled opportunities for adventure, investment, and peaceful living. For prospective landowners and investors seeking freedom, affordability, and a connection with nature, Elko County provides a unique and compelling option that combines rural tranquility with accessibility to essential amenities. In this article, we will explore in depth why buyers should seriously consider Elko County, Nevada, for both personal use and long-term investment. 1. Expansive and Diverse Geography One of the most compelling reasons to choose Elko County is its remarkable geography. The county encompasses rolling desert plains, towering mountain ranges, lush river valleys, and rugged high desert landscapes. This diversity provides opportunities for virtually any outdoor activity imaginable, from hiking and horseback riding to off-road adventures and wildlife observation. Many parcels of land feature flat terrain, ideal for building homes, placing RVs, or establishing off-grid retreats, while other areas offer dramatic elevations for scenic vistas and mountain views. Whether you are seeking solitude in the desert or a base camp near mountain trails, Elko County has the land to match your vision. Its size and variety make it easy for buyers to find a property that suits both their lifestyle and practical needs. 2. Affordable Land and Low Taxes Land in Elko County remains remarkably affordable compared to more densely populated states and regions, making it an excellent choice for first-time landowners, investors, or retirees seeking to stretch their budgets. Many properties are priced significantly below the national average, allowing buyers to acquire large parcels for recreational use, homesteading, or long-term investment without taking on substantial debt. Beyond the purchase price, Elko County offers very low property taxes, often only a few tens of dollars per year for parcels of several acres. Combined with the lack of restrictive homeowner association (HOA) fees on most properties, this affordability provides an unparalleled opportunity for financial flexibility and long-term wealth-building. Buyers can maintain ownership at minimal ongoing cost, giving them the freedom to use the land for personal enjoyment or hold it as a valuable asset. 3. Investment Potential and Land Appreciation Investing in Elko County land is not only about lifestyleit also makes strong financial sense. Nevada has historically experienced steady land appreciation, particularly in areas with clear title, accessibility, and scenic value. As urban centers become more crowded and land more expensive, parcels in rural regions like Elko County are gaining attention from investors seeking long-term growth. With nearly ten acres or more available in many locations, buyers can purchase strategically for future appreciation, subdivide land according to county regulations, or develop it for recreational, residential, or off-grid purposes. The combination of affordability, scarcity of available parcels, and strong growth potential makes Elko County a smart choice for investors and individuals who want to secure tangible assets in a stable market. 4. Abundant Outdoor Recreation Opportunities Elko County is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. The areas vast public lands, rivers, mountains, and deserts offer endless opportunities for adventure. Hiking, camping, off-roading, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and stargazing are just a few of the activities available to residents. Landowners can enjoy their property as a private retreat or explore nearby attractions such as the Ruby Mountains, Angel Lake, and Lamoille Canyon. The county also hosts several unique natural and cultural landmarks, including the Sun Tunnels, a large-scale environmental art installation, and Shoshone Falls, often called the Niagara of the West. This combination of recreational access and privacy allows residents to enjoy the outdoors year-round without crowds, making Elko County an ideal location for those who value an active, nature-filled lifestyle. 5. Off-Grid Living and Sustainable Opportunities For buyers seeking independence and self-sufficiency, Elko County is an ideal location for off-grid living. The countys zoning regulations, particularly in Open Space areas, allow for a variety of uses including RVs, mobile homes, and tiny homes (with proper permits), making it easy to create a self-sustaining lifestyle. Solar power, water collection systems, and other sustainable technologies can be implemented with relative ease, allowing residents to minimize their dependence on public utilities. Many properties feature flat terrain and open space, which simplifies the setup of renewable energy systems, small-scale farming, and other off-grid initiatives. The freedom to live closer to nature, combined with modern sustainable options, appeals to buyers looking to escape urban congestion while embracing a more independent way of life. 6. Accessibility and Strategic Location Despite its rural nature, Elko County is surprisingly accessible. Major highways such as US Highway 80 provide connections to regional hubs like Elko city, while Salt Lake City, Reno, and Las Vegas are within reasonable driving distances for weekend trips or business opportunities. This means buyers can enjoy the peace and solitude of rural Nevada while remaining within reach of essential services, airports, and urban amenities. Elko, the county seat, offers shopping, healthcare, dining, and cultural events, providing a perfect balance of rural living and modern convenience. The strategic location also makes the county a central hub for exploring northern Nevada and neighboring states, ensuring that residents can enjoy both seclusion and connectivity. 7. Unique Desert and Mountain Climate Elko Countys climate is characterized by sunny days, crisp desert evenings, and low humidity, making it comfortable for most of the year. Summers are warm but generally dry, while winters offer cooler temperatures and occasional snowfall, creating a diverse seasonal experience. The high desert climate encourages outdoor activity year-round, from hiking and ATV exploration in summer to skiing and snowshoeing in nearby mountain areas during winter. The clear skies also make it one of the best locations for stargazing and astrophotography, with minimal light pollution allowing for incredible views of the Milky Way, meteor showers, and other celestial events. For buyers who value clean air, outdoor activity, and a connection to nature, Elko County provides an unmatched environment. 8. Privacy and Freedom Perhaps one of the most appealing aspects of Elko County is the freedom and privacy it affords. With its vast stretches of undeveloped land, residents rarely encounter congestion or overcrowding. The open space allows landowners to create retreats that are entirely private, whether for personal use, family gatherings, or small-scale recreational development. This freedom is increasingly rare in other parts of the country where zoning restrictions, HOA regulations, and high population densities limit property usage. Elko County allows buyers to enjoy true autonomy on their land, making it an attractive option for those seeking both privacy and creative control over their property. 9. Historical and Cultural Significance Elko County is rich in history, reflecting Nevadas pioneering and mining heritage. The region was originally inhabited by Indigenous peoples and later became a hub for ranching, mining, and railroad activity. Today, this history is preserved in local museums, historic sites, and cultural events, offering residents a sense of connection to the lands past. Buying land here is not just a real estate decisionits an opportunity to become part of a community that values history, tradition, and the frontier spirit. For many buyers, the cultural richness and authenticity of life in Elko County adds significant intangible value to land ownership. 10. Wildlife and Natural Beauty Elko County is home to a diverse array of wildlife, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers and hunters alike. Deer, antelope, rabbits, coyotes, and numerous bird species inhabit the area, while the nearby rivers and streams support fish and other aquatic life. The natural beauty is remarkable, with mountain ranges, desert vall

Financing Available Surveyed • Incredible Access • Foothills of the Trinity Range Overlooking Granite Springs Valley — Home of the Famous Perseids Meteor Festival Adjoins 640 Acres of BLM Land * $38,995.00 Sale Price * $695.00 Deposit * $399 a month 57.69 Acres • Surveyed • Incredible Access • Foothills of the Trinity Range Overlooking Granite Springs Valley — Home of the Famous Perseids Meteor Festival Adjoins 640 Acres of BLM Land If you’re searching for amazing wide-open space, unbelievable skies, and pure Nevada freedom, look no further. This 57.69-acre parcel sits at the foothills of the Trinity Range, offering sweeping panoramic views of mountains, desert, and the vast Granite Springs Valley below — famous for its crystal-clear skies and the Perseids Meteor Festival. This is the kind of land where the silence is deep, the stars blaze overhead, and the sense of space is unmatched. Properties with direct BLM adjacency are some of the most desirable in Nevada — and this one gives you an entire section (640 acres) of public land right out your back door. If you want privacy, scenery, and true Nevada wilderness — this 57.69-acre parcel delivers it all.

Owner Financing is an option. Priced to sell. Easy access via Jungo Alt Rd. Deal Structure Purchase Price: $315,000 Down Payment (50%): $157,500 Amount Financed: $157,500 Interest Rate: 12% APR Amortization: 10 years (120 months) Balloon: Due at end of Year 5 (month 60) Payment Details Monthly Payment: ˜ $2,261/month Beautiful flat land with mountain top views as far as you can see. Come build your home and escape the busy city life. This is the closest privately own property north of the Rye Patch recration area; the rest of the area is BLM owned.

NEAR LAKE TAHOE NEVADA GOLD and GEM PROSPECTING MINING CLAIM OWNERSHIP OWNER FINANCING This is a legally registered, 20.66 acre gold and gem, LODE Mining Claim for sale, the Tahoe Lode #5, with a quartz/gold mineral vein running intermittently thru the claim. Though most is quartz, there are small segments with gold traces. My claims here are not meant for developing a large scale mining operation and are more for recreational use for camping and prospecting. A good sign here is in my claim area before me are other claim owners who all have been working their claims for years and is why I checked out this area, so I am not alone in learning about the prospecting potential in this area. See at the end of my listing pictures screen shots of the BLM MLRS pages showing just some of these working claims in and around my claim area being worked by experienced prospectors, in my Section and adjacent Sections. Satellite views are also with the top listing pictures. Pictures are what the claim and area looks like with also aerial views. The quartz/gold and gem pictures are representative of what is to be found here. This mining claim is for those who want a more secluded claim located at the very end of a higher clearance claim road. Another side road leads into the claim making it easier to access the claim interior. The quaint mountain town of Minden is just about 8 miles southwest with all the necessities. At the claim you are out and away from everything, but close enough to enjoy the area mountain towns and all of the nearby Lake Tahoe activities. See further down the listing the Buying Process, my financing options to choose from, and how to purchase my claim. See with the top listing pictures maps and satellite views. Click on the top listing picture then arrow right to see all. Gold prices have reached an all time high of over $4000 per ounce. This claim is in a mineralized area, and is great for rock hounds, metal detecting, relic hunting, and dry-washing. Some historical gold producing mines were in this area, This area has produced Black Fire Opals (the Nevada State gem) and agates and arrowheads and relics are often found in this area dating back to the Paiute Nation. The nearby town of Minden has been voted one of the best small towns in the US. Great location with Lake Tahoe only 45 miles West, Yosemite National Park a little over an hour South. Topaz lake is just 40 minutes South Town of Gardnerville, just 7.7 miles SW with all the necessities. Carson City 35 minutes North. Reno, one hour North. Owning a mining claim is having access to a lifetime of great family fun and recreation, in a very beautiful, natural setting. Nevada, is a great, scenic state, where the spirit of the Old West still lives on. A lode claim differs from my placer claims, as on a lode claim you can dig into the mountain side and could even go to the extent of building a mine shaft with an approved BLM Plan of Operation. Lode claims have veins of valuable minerals including gold in veins (called lodes) cutting thru rocks. Quartz and gold are frequently found together and digging into the quartz vein is called chasing the vein. I found the beginnings of a small trace vein of quartz/gold and found it intermittently up the claim. Some float (loose sliding rocks) is on the claim. In lode mining claim prospecting, float refers to loose fragments of rock, ore, or mineral-bearing material that have broken off from a larger, solid bedrock deposit (or "lode") and have been transported downhill. Finding float is a clue in lode prospecting because it indicates that a potentially richer vein of ore could be somewhere uphill from where the fragments are found. The process of lode, hard rock mining, is the process where gold is extracted directly from the lode vein beneath the ground and in the mountain side rock, filling in the holes when leave the claim as required by the national forest. For the use of any machinery, you need to file a Plan of Operation with the BLM for approval. Scratch your rock ore against an unglazed white ceramic streak plate. If it's gold, it will leave a golden streak. Or scratch the surface of the specimen with a knife. Gold is a soft metal that will show scratch marks. You will also receive a free Prospecting Kit once you have paid for your claim that includes, a Rockhounding Geology Hammer Tool, Rock Pick Axe, 3 PCS Digging Chisels Kit, with Musette Bag, and a Compass. See picture of that kit with the listing pictures. On my visits to this claim area, I gathered in the intermittent mineral vein, approx. 1/10 of an ounce of gold, being worth about $300. As the BLM does not specify the amount of gold to be found to locate a claim other than gold needs to be discovered, I use this amount for a 20.66 acre claim lode claim as a projection of gold potential. Someone with more time may find more. Gold prices are over $4000/ounce. Though I could never guarantee what you will find, I did locate this claim in an historical area for gold prospecting as evidenced by the many other claim owners in this area that I previously mentioned. Gold in just this past year has gone up over $500 per ounce. Nevada reports that over 6000 ounces of gold have been recovered in these mountain ranges. A ravine has cut into this gold carrying ore body, placing gold deposits in pockets along the ravine. Beautiful landscapes of the Sierras will make mining seasons here at the Buckeye Creek a great experience. You can mine this claim year round as the area does not often get deep snowfall. The area is easy to access, and you can pull a camper right up into the claim. Nevada is a top producer of gold in the US today. A mining claim is an affordable way to enjoy the beauty of the land combined with the adventure of panning for gold. I feel I am selling more than prospecting for gold and gems. You would be acquiring an experience that will give you a good feel for what the old time prospectors must have felt during the days of the original Nevada Gold Rush. National Forests remained open at all times during the virus with a televised invitation by the Director for families to visit them as safe places for family recreation, making our mining claims some of the safest places for your family to enjoy and get away from all the nonsense. NEVADA ROCKHOUNDING Nevada is an actual rockhounding paradise. The reason is Nevada was once totally under water, back when giant marine reptiles swam freely in a gigantic, shallow sea in an area that would later become Nevadas Great Basin. Majorgeological activity happened, making way for massive deposits of silver, gold, opalized wood, onyx, agate, geodes, jasper, turquoise, and a whole lotta fossils. It helped make Nevada the lucrative mining area it is today. In Nevada, spending the day searching for little bits of natural history can be the perfect way to connect with the great outdoors. You will have the thrill of cracking open a slab of shale to reveal a trilobite fossil or unearthing a gorgeous nugget of turquoise. Once you find your first gemstone, youll wonder why you didnt start rockhounding earlier. TOWN OF MINDEN Voted The Most Beautiful Small Town In Nevada by House Beautiful magazine, this quaint community shows that you should never overlook Nevadas smaller communities. Located in the awe-inspiring Carson Valley, the town of Minden is definitely worth taking a closer look at. With a population of just 3,000 residents, Mindon is surrounded by the breathtaking Carson Valley and boasting a town center that will remind you of yesteryear. Minden is proud of its old-fashioned charm which remains present to this very day. As you stroll through the historic downtown, you're bound to spot 100-year-old homes and sturdy brick buildings which were designed by famous Nevada architect Frederick Delongchamps. The town itself feels like something out of a bygone era. Boasting a nice array of charming businesses including local restaurants, antique stores, and art galleries, it's the type of community that's getting harder to find these days. GOLD HISTORY: Gold mining in Nevada is a major industry, and one of the largest sources of gold in the world. In 2018 Nevada produced 5,581,160 troy ounces representing 78% of US gold and 5.0% of the world's production. Total gold production recorded from Nevada from 1835 to 2017 totals 205,931,000 troy ounces, worth US$322.6 billion at todays values. Modern mining began in Nevada in 1849 with the discovery of placer gold in a stream flowing into the Carson River near the present town of Dayton. This discovery was made by 49ers on their way to the California gold fields, By the Spring of 1851, some 200 placer miners, including James Old Virginny Finney, were working in the area. BUYING PROCESS: To purchase my claim, I would need how you want your name(s) and street mailing address on the contract, and which payment option you choose, where I would scan and email you a signed contract. Total price of $3500, that can be paid in one full payment where your ownership is then transferred after receiving payment, or $3500, paying $1750 first month, and $1750 2nd month, or $3500, paying $1500 first month, $1000 2nd month, and $1000 3rd month, or $3500, paying $700 per month for 5 months, or $3500, paying $500 per month for 7 months. or $4000, paying $400 per month for 10 months. A $199 deed processing fee is paid with final monthly payment. After receiving your final monthly payment, I will process 2 notarized deeds, transferring my claim ownership over to you, with both the BLM and Douglas County. I am a retired teacher and got into prospecting as a hobby with my family. I am 75 and have gained the experience to select good areas to locate claims. TOWN OF GARDNERVILLE Gardnerville Nevada holds down the southern half Carson Valleys bustling business corridor alongside the adjoining town of Minden. Gardnerville still exudes the historic charm that has dr

Dreaming of wide-open skies, rugged mountain views, and the soothing sound of a nearby river? This 2.07-acre parcel in Elko County, Nevada offers the perfect blend of privacy, nature, and freedom all at an unbeatable value. Property Highlights: Size: 2.07 acres Location: Just outside of Elko, NV Water Feature: Short distance to a peaceful river perfect for fishing, relaxing, or just enjoying nature Terrain: Gently rolling with natural vegetation and panoramic mountain views Access: Dirt road access, suitable for off-grid living or a private weekend retreat Zoning: Residential/Agricultural ideal for camping, building a cabin, mobile home, or investment Whether youre looking for a weekend getaway, an off-grid escape, or a place to build your future home, this parcel has the flexibility to make it happen. Theres no HOA, no time limit to build, and very low property taxes. Nearby Attractions: South Fork State Recreation Area boating, fishing, and hiking Ruby Mountains amazing scenery and wildlife Historic town of Elko shopping, dining, and community events Affordable Pricing with Owner Financing Available! Flexible payment plans to fit your budget Simple, hassle-free closing process Dont miss your chance to own a slice of the untamed beauty of Northern Nevada. Whether you're an investor, homesteader, or outdoor enthusiast this is a rare opportunity to own river-close land in one of Nevadas most sought-after counties. Contact us today for more details, photos, and driving directions!

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Just ditch it all and come here to chill out and relax for only $250 a month!! You can truly relax and unwind on your very own slice of heaven in Elko County Nevada. Wake up to beautiful mountain views, and then take a day trip to Angel Lake, Lamoille Canyon, and explore Owyhee Desert. You can spend time hiking, fishing, hunting, and camping all around the area. It's just what you need to unplug from a stressful work week. Dont miss your chance to become a property owner! Get in touch today! Property Details: Address: Montello, NV 89830 APN: 010-36H-025 Parcel size: 10 Acres Subdivision: GAMBLE DISTRICT Zoning: Open Space District (OS) Property Use: Camping Hunting Off Grid Recreation RV Camping Star Gazing Sightseeing Terrain: Mountainous Sloped Brush Trees Rolling Rock Outcroppings Mixed Terrain Conveyance:Warranty Deed Taxes:Approximately $36 Per Year Access: Yes, Unnamed Road HOA:NO GPS Coordinates: 41.270, -114.3091 Center 41.2718, -114.3113 NW 41.2701, -114.3089 NE 41.2701, -114.3113 SW 41.2718, -114.3089 SE Pricing Details: $200 down, $200 per month for 84 months Terms Total Price $17,000 - Doc Fee - $250 - 0% Interest - $10 Monthly Note Fee - $3 Monthly Land Taxes - Total Monthly Payment will be $213 - Total to get started is $450 (Down Payment + Doc Fee) 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee 1 Year Exchange Policy Other payment options are also available. Call or text Sid at (435) 500-2071 for details. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Why Elko, Nevada is the Perfect Place to Invest, Live, and Explore Nestled in the heart of Northern Nevada, Elko is an undiscovered treasure offering a blend of affordability, economic opportunity, and breathtaking natural beauty. Whether youre an investor looking for profitable real estate, a family seeking a safe and welcoming environment, or an adventurer eager to explore the great outdoors, Elko presents a golden opportunity. With a low cost of living, tax-friendly policies, and a thriving local economy, Elko has become a sought-after destination for retirees, businesses, and families alike. In this guide, well explore why Elko is one of the best places to invest and live in the United States. ________________________________________ 1. Investment Potential in Elko, Nevada -A Market on the Rise Elkos real estate market has been experiencing steady growth, driven by low property prices, increased demand, and a strong local economy. Unlike the inflated property markets of major metropolitan areas, Elko offers affordability with promising returns. Reasons to Invest in Elko -Affordable Land Prices Compared to cities like Reno, Las Vegas, or Salt Lake City, land and property in Elko are significantly more affordable, making it an excellent entry point for investors. -Business-Friendly Policies Nevadas no state income tax and business incentives make Elko an attractive place for entrepreneurs and small businesses. -Booming Local Economy Anchored by the gold mining industry, tourism, and ranching, Elko maintains a steady economic base with a strong job market. -Increasing Demand for Housing With its growing economy and appeal to remote workers, housing demand is on the rise. -Tourism Growth Visitors flock to Elko for its Western heritage, festivals, and outdoor attractions, driving business opportunities in hospitality and retail. ________________________________________ 2. Cost of Living in Elko -One of Elkos biggest draws is its low cost of living compared to major U.S. cities. The area offers affordable housing, reasonable utility rates, and a lower tax burden, making it an excellent place for families, retirees, and investors alike. Key Cost of Living Benefits: -Housing Costs Rent and homeownership costs are significantly lower than in larger cities like Las Vegas or Reno. -Utility Costs Electricity, water, and natural gas expenses are moderate, and the region enjoys plenty of sunshine for solar energy options. -Everyday Expenses Grocery and healthcare costs remain below the national average, ensuring a high quality of life at a lower price. -No State Income Tax Nevadas tax-friendly policies help residents keep more of their hard-earned money. -Affordable Transportation Low gas prices and minimal traffic congestion make commuting easy and cost-effective. Elkos affordability makes it an ideal place for those looking to escape the high costs of big-city living without sacrificing amenities or quality of life. ________________________________________ 3. Adventure & Outdoor Opportunities -If you crave adventure, Elko is paradise. With stunning mountain ranges, clear lakes, and vast open landscapes, outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of activities to enjoy year-round. Top Outdoor Activities -Ruby Mountains Known as the "Alps of Nevada," the Ruby Mountains offer world-class hiking, backpacking, and heli-skiing. -Fishing & Boating The area boasts pristine lakes and rivers with ample opportunities for fishing and boating. -Camping & RVing Explore thousands of acres of public land perfect for camping, stargazing, and off-grid adventures. -Wildlife & Hunting Elkos diverse landscape is home to big game hunting and an array of wildlife. ATV & Off-Roading The vast desert and mountain trails make it a prime location for ATV, UTV, and dirt bike enthusiasts. Whether youre looking for a relaxing nature escape or adrenaline-pumping excitement, Elkos outdoor offerings are truly unmatched. ________________________________________ 4. Nearby Attractions & Cultural Experiences -Elko is more than just an outdoor hub; it also boasts a rich cultural heritage and unique attractions. The city hosts events and landmarks that celebrate its Western roots and diverse history. Top Attractions & Events -National Cowboy Poetry Gathering A famous annual event celebrating the Wests cowboy heritage, poetry, music, and storytelling. -California Trail Interpretive Center A museum showcasing the history of pioneers and settlers who traveled westward. -Casinos & Entertainment Elko features local gaming, dining, and live performances for a vibrant nightlife. -Authentic Western Cuisine Experience top-notch steakhouses, local breweries, and Basque dining, a nod to the area's deep Basque heritage. ________________________________________ 5. Family-Friendly & Retirement Benefits Elko is an ideal place for families and retirees looking for a peaceful, safe, and close-knit community. Why Families Love Elko -Excellent Schools High-quality education and low student-to-teacher ratios provide a great learning environment. -Safe & Friendly Neighborhoods Crime rates are low, and the city has a tight-knit community feel. -Family Activities Parks, community events, and outdoor recreation provide endless fun for kids and adults alike. Why Retirees Choose Elko -Affordable Living Retirees can stretch their savings while enjoying a high quality of life. -Healthcare Access Elko offers modern medical facilities with a variety of specialists and hospitals nearby. -Leisure & Recreation From fishing to cultural events, theres always something to do at a relaxed pace. ________________________________________ 6. Proximity to Major Cities Though Elko has a small-town charm, it remains well-connected to major metropolitan areas. Reno, NV ~4-hour drive (233 miles) Salt Lake City, UT ~3.5-hour drive (230 miles) Boise, ID 4-hour drive (255 miles) Elko Regional Airport Daily flights to major hubs make travel easy. Elko offers the best of both worldspeaceful, rural living with convenient access to big-city amenities when needed. ________________________________________ 7. FAQs: Is Elko Right for You? -Is Elkos economy stable? Yes! Its mining, tourism, and service industries provide a strong economic foundation. -Are there job opportunities? Yes! Mining, tourism, retail, and healthcare are major industries. -Is there high-speed internet? Yes! The city has modern infrastructure to support remote work. -Whats the weather like? Four distinct seasons with mild summers and snowy winters. ________________________________________ Final Thoughts: Make Your Move to Elko! Whether you're looking to invest, retire, raise a family, or seek adventure, Elko, Nevada, offers unparalleled opportunities. 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This is a beautiful 10 Acre property with breathtaking views of the Bald Eagle Mountains just off Phenomenon Rd. Electricity power poles are next door for easy connection, and there are sporadic homes, ranches and farms in the community which makes this an even more desirable area. ONLY $563.00 DOWN secures this mini-Ranch for your future. The small town of Montello is just 5 miles NW of the property. In town there are groceries, gas, a post office, church, centennial Park, eateries and more. This is a large Ranch style property with plenty of open space to build a cabin, dream home, manufactured, mobile home, camp, RV, farm, livestock, or just keep for your own personal investment portfolio. This large 10 Acre Land Parcel is on Sale for only $11,244.00 or just $129.00 per month and is located in beautiful Elko County, Nevada. There are no association dues and there is no time limit to build. The possibilities here are endless. Located just 1 hour from the Utah Border the property is level and zoned for Residential/agriculture use. You can fence off your land at any time. Horses are allowed on this property (you can adopt one from the BLM for free), taxes are current and are less than $30 per year! This is a great opportunity to buy! Land is a great investment especially in growing Nevada. Similar property in the area is listed or sold for over $20,000. This area of Nevada also has many outdoor activities within a short drive. The Mountains, lakes and rivers around Elko offer numerous recreational opportunities including hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, horseback riding, camping, golf, wildlife viewing, backpacking, boating, fishing and 4 wheeling. The Ruby Mountains provide breathtaking scenery of ranges high and low and canyons throughout. EVERYONE IS APPROVED! Get away from the hustle and bustle of fast stressful city life and invest in your future. Land value is only increasing so you cant go wrong. Property Profile: Purchase Price: $11,244.00 DOWN PAYMENT: $563.00 with 0% Interest for 18 Mos. Payments: $129.00 per month SIZE: 10 Acres LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC 25 TWP 39N RGE 69E MDB&M NV APN#010-58O-037 STATE: Nevada COUNTY: Elko County GPS coordinates: 41.2318,-114.1167 ZONING: Residential/Open space (OS) 120 ELEVATION: 5,110 ft POWER: Power poles at adjacent lot WATER: Well or Haul in SEWER: Septic ROADS: Dirt TAXES: 28.00/year. TIME LIMIT TO BUILD: None HOA/POA Fees: None AREA: Flat to rolling with beautiful views of Bald Eagle Mountain. Please do your own due diligence as you should with any land purchase. We have not seen this property. This land is sold as is and all information provided is at the best of our knowledge. ALL PROSPECTIVE BUYERS ARE URGED TO RESEARCH THIS INFORMATION TO THEIR OWN SATISFACTION PRIOR TO BUYING THIS PROPERTY. The price will include a $175 closing cost fee but no other fees will apply. We accept Checks, Credit Cards (+ 3.5% Processing Fee) Wire Transfer, Cash App and Zelle.

Owner financing starts at $499 per month. Perfect for Off-Grid Living or Long-Term Investment Discover 40.03 acres of open Nevada terrain in the peaceful Mountain Meadow Ranches subdivision of Elko County. This property offers wide-open views, excellent road access, and flexible residential zoning, making it ideal for retirees seeking privacy or anyone interested in sustainable, off-grid living. Key Features - Location: Mountain Meadow Ranches, Elko County, Nevada - Size: 40.03 acres - Zoning: Vacant Single Family Residential/Open Space - Access: Maintained county dirt road - Utilities: Well and septic required; power available through Wells Rural Electric or NV Electric - Annual Taxes: Only $69.04 - Terrain: Rolling desert plains with slight slopes, elevation 4,6704,745 ft - Nearby Highways: US-80 and Route 233 for quick regional access - Closest Cities: Wells (30 minutes), Elko (1 hour), Carlin (1 hour 15 minutes) - Nearby Attractions: Historic Wendover Airfield Museum, Sun Tunnels, Crystal Ball Cave, Lone Rock Detailed Description Property Advantages This expansive 40-acre parcel sits in the established Mountain Meadow Ranches subdivisionan area known for its privacy, wide-open spaces, and freedom to build. The land is zoned Vacant Single Family Residential/Open Space (Code 120/OS), allowing the construction of a single-family home, modular home, or mobile home with a proper permit. Water access can be established through a private well, while a septic system is permitted for waste management. Electricity is available through Wells Rural Electric or NV Electric, and propane can be used for gas needs. This setup makes the property suitable for a sustainable homestead, off-grid living, or future residential development. Camping and RV stays are allowed for up to 28 days at a time, making it a practical recreational retreat even before you decide to build. With no HOA or restrictive covenants, you have full flexibility in how you use and enjoy your land. Area Highlights Located in Elko County, Nevada, this region offers a perfect balance between tranquility and convenience. The property is reachable by maintained county roads, with US Highway 80 and Route 233 providing smooth access to nearby towns. In the surrounding area, youll find historic and natural attractions like the Wendover Airfield Museum, Wendover Will Neon Cowboy, and the Sun Tunnelsunique landmarks that draw visitors and art enthusiasts year-round. The terrains desert beauty, high elevation, and dry climate make it ideal for outdoor activities like hiking, stargazing, and ATV riding. Elko County is recognized for its growing interest among retirees and remote workers who value land ownership and self-reliant living. With essential services available in Wells and Elko, youll have grocery stores, healthcare, and local amenities within manageable driving distance. Potential Uses - Residential Home or Cabin Build - Off-Grid Homestead or Sustainable Living - RV or Camping Retreat - Recreational Land for ATVs, Hunting, or Stargazing - Long-Term Investment or Land Banking Investment Value With annual taxes under $70 and no HOA fees, this property offers a low-maintenance investment opportunity. Land values in Elko County have shown steady growth as more buyers seek privacy and affordable acreage in Nevada. Properties of this size and zoningespecially with good road accessare becoming increasingly scarce, making this a smart long-term asset for wealth preservation or future resale. Pricing - Discounted Cash Price: $38,999 - Owner Financing: $499 down / $499 per month for 111 months - Enjoy flexible payment terms that make land ownership simple and affordableno credit checks required. Escape the noise and discover freedom on your own 40-acre spread in Elko, Nevada. Whether youre planning your retirement escape, building an off-grid retreat, or investing for the future, this property offers unbeatable value and potential. Contact HollyOaks Land today to secure this 40-acre parcel before its gone!

Great 20 acre property just outside of Montello! This property has road access, borders 640 acres of BLM land to the east and power is close as well! Tons of built in value. Properties like this aren't available often. There is plenty of wildlife in the area to watch and enjoy. Unrestricted views of the mountains and valley. This would an ideal property for many uses including hunting, homesteading, a recreational cabin or just to enjoy your very own camping spot! Property Details: Parcel Number: 010-58D-045 Property Description: 20 Acres in Elko County, NV Street Name: Unnamed Dirt Road Size: 20 Acres GPS Coordinates to Center: 41.291837, -114.180293 GPS NW Corner: 41.292776, -114.182712 GPS NE Corner: 41.292729, -114.177870 GPS SW Corner: 41.290948, -114.182724 GPS SE Corner: 41.290896, -114.177866 Elevation: 4,870 feet County and State: Elko County, Nevada Views From Property: Beautiful Mountain Views! Terrain: Flat to slightly rolling. Sage and natural grasses. Land Use Code: 120 Single Family Residential Zoning Code: OS Open Space. Cannot be divided any further. Water: A well will be needed. 1800 gallons per day by domestic well. Sewer: A septic will be needed. Power: Power is 0.43 miles from north of the property Nearest Road: East side of the property Nearest Major Freeway: 1.18 miles from HWY 233 Time Limit to Build: None Tax Per Year: $52.83 1.87 miles from Montello, 2.49 miles from Hoppie Creek, 2.86 miles from Montello Creek, 2.96 miles from Gamble Creek, 3.42 miles from Thousand Springs Creek, 3.66 miles from Immigrant Creek, 6.22 miles from Dake Reservoir, 7.55 miles from Murdock Mountain, 7.69 miles from Bald Eagle Mountain. We offer the following financing terms on the property: $299 Down (Includes non-refundable $299 document fee) $299 per month 8.99% Fixed Rate APRfully amortized No pre-payment penalty 10% Discount off purchase price if paid off in 12 months! 30 day money back guarantee! (minus doc fee). Total Purchase Price: $28,997.00 As always, we guarantee the property to be free from any liens or back taxes. GUARANTEED! Please send me an email to get the complete property report with high quality photos of the property! Have a great day! Mark #24009

OWN OVER AN ACRE OF FLAT, BUILDABLE LAND IN SCENIC ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA FOR $100 FOR 60 MONTHS, PERFECT FOR AN OFF-GRID CABIN, PRIVATE RETREAT, OR LAND INVESTMENT. ESCAPE THE CITY AND CREATE A LIFESTYLE OF FREEDOM AND POSSIBILITY! This property offers a rare chance to escape the hustle of city life and create a lifestyle tailored to your vision. Whether you dream of building a cozy off-grid cabin, establishing a sustainable homestead, setting up an RV retreat, or simply having a private weekend getaway, this land provides the perfect canvas to bring your plans to life. The terrain is level and ready for development, with expansive panoramic views stretching in every direction. Enjoy the peace, privacy, and endless possibilities that come with owning your own desert parcel a blank slate where your imagination sets the limits. The wide-open landscape offers a sense of freedom and possibility that's hard to find anywhere else. This property is all about freedom and flexibility. There are no HOA restrictions, no building deadlines, and no limits on RV or mobile home use, giving you total control over how, when, and what you build. You can move at your own pace, starting small with a temporary shelter or breaking ground immediately on your dream home. Without restrictive covenants, you have the power to design and live exactly as you wish. For those interested in sustainable or off-grid living, this location is especially promising. Elko County enjoys abundant sunshine and wide-open space, making it ideal for solar power and rainwater collection systems. There's room to grow gardens, raise animals, or develop a self-sufficient homestead that reduces reliance on external resources. Whether your plan is to live off-grid year-round or simply have a peaceful weekend escape, this property allows you to connect closely with nature. With affordable monthly payments, minimal restrictions, and endless possibilities, this 1.03-acre parcel is more than just land its a gateway to freedom, privacy, and the lifestyle you've been dreaming about. Take the first step toward making your vision a reality and claim your own piece of Nevada today. Pricing Discounted Cash Price $4,999 Property Details APN: 066-007-002 Size: 1.03 Acres County: Elko, NV Coordinates: 40.765358, -115.82029 Annual Property Taxes: $11.35

Love the great outdoors or looking for a solid land investment? This 2.27-acre parcel in Elko County offers both! Whether you’re ready to launch your next high desert adventure or simply want to hold onto land in one of Nevada’s last affordable regions, this property is calling your name. Perfect for: Camping RVing Off-grid weekends Future value Adventure basecamp Located just outside of Ryndon – remote, peaceful, and wide open with stunning Nevada sky views and rugged mountain backdrops. Cash Price: $9,150 OR Owner Financing: Only $150 down and $150/month for 60 months $250 Doc fee Easy dirt road access Endless space to roam Wildlife, quiet, and freedom Parcel Number: 025-023-007 Size: 2.27 acres Location: Elko County, NV Legal Description: Lot 7 of Block 23 of Twin River Ranchos, Inc., Unit#3 subdivision GPS Center: 40.9793, -115.5781 Zoning: Agriculture/Residential Access: Adjacent dirt road Utilities: No utilities currently on site. Power in the broader area (extension required); water by private well or delivery. Notrab Land Code: NV-ELK-0227-0005 Message me now to get details on this opportunity

The Lake Is Calling—Will You Answer? Escape to your own slice of Nevada paradise in the Humboldt River Ranch Community! Only 2 hours from Reno and just minutes from Rye Patch Reservoir, this property puts you right next to some of the best lake adventures around. Lake Activities: * Fishing * Water Skiing *. Wake Boarding *. Camping *. Paddle Boarding *. Swimming *. RVing Property Highlights • Size: 2.5 acres • Location: Humboldt River Ranch, Pershing County, NV • Beautiful high-desert scenery with easy access to Rye Patch Reservoir • Perfect for weekend getaways, summer fun, or a future build site * Cash Price: $16,400 + $300 doc fee *.Owner Financing: No credit checks! $225/month for 89 months $200 down payment + $300 doc fee APN: 010-202-05 Don’t wait—the lake is calling! Secure this property today and start planning your next adventure.

587 Acres with Power, Highway Frontage & Rail Nearby | Ranch or Farm-Ready Land in Elko County, NV Unlock the potential of this rare 587-acre property in Elko County, Nevada adjacent to a major highway and with rail nearby, making it an ideal site for agricultural, farm, ranch or homestead use. With power lines already running across the land, this expansive high desert acreage is ready for your vision whether its a working ranch, sustainable farm, or strategic land investment. The land features gently rolling terrain, sagebrush flats, and scattered juniper perfect for grazing, planting, or building. A BLM road crosses through the property, while immediate proximity to a paved highway ensures convenient access year-round. The nearby railroad line offers potential logistical advantages for future shipping or distribution needs, adding unique value for agriculture or storage infrastructure. Property Highlights: Size: 587 Acres of Open Space Land Utilities: Electricity on-site via existing power lines Access: Dirt road through the property with direct access to adjacent highway Rail: Railroad line nearby excellent potential for transport or industrial uses Zoning: Open Space - ranching, farming, agriculture, residential Topography: Open range, rolling hills, and level buildable pads Vegetation: Hardy high-desert cover with sagebrush, native grasses, and scattered trees Views: Mountain ridges in every direction, with open skies and dramatic sunsets Recreation & Wildlife: Ideal for hunting, ATV trails, horseback riding, or private camping Whether you're expanding your cattle operation, launching a permaculture farm, or seeking a base for your ranch, this property provides space, infrastructure, and access right where you need it. Don't miss your chance to own this strategic slice of Nevada land with highway frontage, power, and nearby rail. Contact us now to schedule your visit! Seller/Owner Financing Terms Available w/ at least $20,000 down.

You Are Approved for Owner Financing! $149/Mo or $5/Day! Looking for wide open space with no HOA, light restrictions, and stunning desert views? This 2.06-acre lot in Elko County, Nevada - just outside West Wendover offers a peaceful spot with dirt road access off Magnolia Dr and Olive St. Set within the Sunland Acres subdivision, the terrain is flat and buildable, perfect for a single-family home, RV, or mobile home (permits and utilities required). Camping is also allowed for 28 days at a time, making it ideal for weekend getaways or long-term investment in the high desert. Nearby highways like US HWY-80 and RT-233 keep you connected to cities like Elko and Wells, while local attractions include the Bonneville Salt Flats, Sun Tunnels, and the Historic Wendover Airfield Museum. Whether you're looking to build, escape for the weekend, or hold land as an appreciating asset, this parcel is a budget-friendly opportunity. Annual taxes are just $31.21, and there are no HOA fees. Owner financing is available with $375 down and $149/month or pay the discounted cash price. Secure your land today for only $624 (includes doc fee) and enjoy the freedom that comes with land ownership in Nevada's wide-open west. Message Now! Property Details: APN: 011-106-069 Address: Magnolia Dr Olive St, West Wendover, NV County: Elko State: Nevada Size: 2.06 Acres GPS Centre: 41.234303, -114.266151 Pricing: Terms: $249 doc fee plus $375 down payment, then $149 per month for 60 months OR Cash Price: $7499 Why Buyers Should Choose Elko County, Nevada: A Comprehensive Guide Elko County, Nevada, is one of the most captivating and underappreciated regions in the western United States. Spanning over 17,000 square miles, it is the fourth-largest county by area in the contiguous United States, offering vast expanses of land, diverse landscapes, and unparalleled opportunities for adventure, investment, and peaceful living. For prospective landowners and investors seeking freedom, affordability, and a connection with nature, Elko County provides a unique and compelling option that combines rural tranquility with accessibility to essential amenities. In this article, we will explore in depth why buyers should seriously consider Elko County, Nevada, for both personal use and long-term investment. 1. Expansive and Diverse Geography One of the most compelling reasons to choose Elko County is its remarkable geography. The county encompasses rolling desert plains, towering mountain ranges, lush river valleys, and rugged high desert landscapes. This diversity provides opportunities for virtually any outdoor activity imaginable, from hiking and horseback riding to off-road adventures and wildlife observation. Many parcels of land feature flat terrain, ideal for building homes, placing RVs, or establishing off-grid retreats, while other areas offer dramatic elevations for scenic vistas and mountain views. Whether you are seeking solitude in the desert or a base camp near mountain trails, Elko County has the land to match your vision. Its size and variety make it easy for buyers to find a property that suits both their lifestyle and practical needs. 2. Affordable Land and Low Taxes Land in Elko County remains remarkably affordable compared to more densely populated states and regions, making it an excellent choice for first-time landowners, investors, or retirees seeking to stretch their budgets. Many properties are priced significantly below the national average, allowing buyers to acquire large parcels for recreational use, homesteading, or long-term investment without taking on substantial debt. Beyond the purchase price, Elko County offers very low property taxes, often only a few tens of dollars per year for parcels of several acres. Combined with the lack of restrictive homeowner association (HOA) fees on most properties, this affordability provides an unparalleled opportunity for financial flexibility and long-term wealth-building. Buyers can maintain ownership at minimal ongoing cost, giving them the freedom to use the land for personal enjoyment or hold it as a valuable asset. 3. Investment Potential and Land Appreciation Investing in Elko County land is not only about lifestyleit also makes strong financial sense. Nevada has historically experienced steady land appreciation, particularly in areas with clear title, accessibility, and scenic value. As urban centers become more crowded and land more expensive, parcels in rural regions like Elko County are gaining attention from investors seeking long-term growth. With nearly ten acres or more available in many locations, buyers can purchase strategically for future appreciation, subdivide land according to county regulations, or develop it for recreational, residential, or off-grid purposes. The combination of affordability, scarcity of available parcels, and strong growth potential makes Elko County a smart choice for investors and individuals who want to secure tangible assets in a stable market. 4. Abundant Outdoor Recreation Opportunities Elko County is an outdoor enthusiasts dream. The areas vast public lands, rivers, mountains, and deserts offer endless opportunities for adventure. Hiking, camping, off-roading, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, and stargazing are just a few of the activities available to residents. Landowners can enjoy their property as a private retreat or explore nearby attractions such as the Ruby Mountains, Angel Lake, and Lamoille Canyon. The county also hosts several unique natural and cultural landmarks, including the Sun Tunnels, a large-scale environmental art installation, and Shoshone Falls, often called the Niagara of the West. This combination of recreational access and privacy allows residents to enjoy the outdoors year-round without crowds, making Elko County an ideal location for those who value an active, nature-filled lifestyle. 5. Off-Grid Living and Sustainable Opportunities For buyers seeking independence and self-sufficiency, Elko County is an ideal location for off-grid living. The countys zoning regulations, particularly in Open Space areas, allow for a variety of uses including RVs, mobile homes, and tiny homes (with proper permits), making it easy to create a self-sustaining lifestyle. Solar power, water collection systems, and other sustainable technologies can be implemented with relative ease, allowing residents to minimize their dependence on public utilities. Many properties feature flat terrain and open space, which simplifies the setup of renewable energy systems, small-scale farming, and other off-grid initiatives. The freedom to live closer to nature, combined with modern sustainable options, appeals to buyers looking to escape urban congestion while embracing a more independent way of life. 6. Accessibility and Strategic Location Despite its rural nature, Elko County is surprisingly accessible. Major highways such as US Highway 80 provide connections to regional hubs like Elko city, while Salt Lake City, Reno, and Las Vegas are within reasonable driving distances for weekend trips or business opportunities. This means buyers can enjoy the peace and solitude of rural Nevada while remaining within reach of essential services, airports, and urban amenities. Elko, the county seat, offers shopping, healthcare, dining, and cultural events, providing a perfect balance of rural living and modern convenience. The strategic location also makes the county a central hub for exploring northern Nevada and neighboring states, ensuring that residents can enjoy both seclusion and connectivity. 7. Unique Desert and Mountain Climate Elko Countys climate is characterized by sunny days, crisp desert evenings, and low humidity, making it comfortable for most of the year. Summers are warm but generally dry, while winters offer cooler temperatures and occasional snowfall, creating a diverse seasonal experience. The high desert climate encourages outdoor activity year-round, from hiking and ATV exploration in summer to skiing and snowshoeing in nearby mountain areas during winter. The clear skies also make it one of the best locations for stargazing and astrophotography, with minimal light pollution allowing for incredible views of the Milky Way, meteor showers, and other celestial events. For buyers who value clean air, outdoor activity, and a connection to nature, Elko County provides an unmatched environment. 8. Privacy and Freedom Perhaps one of the most appealing aspects of Elko County is the freedom and privacy it affords. With its vast stretches of undeveloped land, residents rarely encounter congestion or overcrowding. The open space allows landowners to create retreats that are entirely private, whether for personal use, family gatherings, or small-scale recreational development. This freedom is increasingly rare in other parts of the country where zoning restrictions, HOA regulations, and high population densities limit property usage. Elko County allows buyers to enjoy true autonomy on their land, making it an attractive option for those seeking both privacy and creative control over their property. 9. Historical and Cultural Significance Elko County is rich in history, reflecting Nevadas pioneering and mining heritage. The region was originally inhabited by Indigenous peoples and later became a hub for ranching, mining, and railroad activity. Today, this history is preserved in local museums, historic sites, and cultural events, offering residents a sense of connection to the lands past. Buying land here is not just a real estate decisionits an opportunity to become part of a community that values history, tradition, and the frontier spirit. For many buyers, the cultural richness and authenticity of life in Elko County adds significant intangible value to land ownership. 10. Wildlife and Natural Beauty Elko County is home to a diverse array of wildlife, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers and hunters a

If you are looking for real space, real privacy, and true Nevada freedom, this 36.99-acre parcel in Pershing County is the kind of opportunity that is getting harder to find. Positioned in a wide-open valley between the Humboldt Range and the Stillwater Range, this property delivers the setting people picture when they think about owning land in the American West. You are not just buying acreage. You are placing yourself in a natural corridor defined by mountain views, open skies, and long sightlines in every direction. The valley floor gives you usable, accessible land, while the surrounding ranges create a dramatic, permanent backdrop. That combination matters. Most parcels give you either usability or scenery. This gives you both. What strengthens this even further is what surrounds the property. Three sides border BLM land. That is not a minor feature. It means your privacy is protected, not temporary. No unexpected development. No surprise neighbors closing in around you. Just open space that stays open. The proximity to the Fallon National Wildlife Refuge adds another layer most listings cannot offer. You are next to protected land that supports wildlife, migratory birds, and untouched desert landscape. That reinforces the quiet, natural environment and helps preserve the long-term character of the area. At just under 37 acres, you also get scale. Enough room to actually use the land in a meaningful way, while still maintaining flexibility for the future. Property Highlights: Located in a valley between the Humboldt Range and Stillwater Range Approx. 45 minutes to Lovelock, Nevada Expansive valley setting with panoramic mountain views Three sides bordered by BLM land for long-term privacy Near Fallon National Wildlife Refuge for natural beauty and wildlife access Warranty deed with water rights included This is the kind of land people buy when they want options. You can use it today for grazing, recreation, or off-grid living. You can hold it as a long-term investment as land in Nevada continues to tighten. Or you can simply secure it now, knowing you have locked in a large, usable piece of land with built-in protection around it. The location strikes the balance most buyers miss. Close enough to Lovelock for fuel, supplies, and essentials. Far enough away to maintain independence and quiet. That balance is where long-term satisfaction tends to come from. Property Details: Acreage: 36.99 acres County: Pershing County, Nevada Zoning: 100 – Vacant – Unknown / Other Taxes: $75.48 per year (2025–2026) GPS Coordinates: 40.0165, -118.3223 A key detail that should not be overlooked is that the property comes with a warranty deed and includes water rights. In Nevada, that is a major advantage. Water often determines whether land is truly usable or just speculative. This removes that uncertainty and gives you a stronger foundation for future use. Pricing & Terms: $266 per month for 120 months $2,000 down payment No banks or credit checks 7.9% fixed interest One-time doc fee of $250 The process is straightforward. No banks. No drawn-out approvals. Just a clear path to ownership. Why Us: Only 5-star reviews Clear, honest communication from start to finish No pressure, no surprises A simple, stress-free buying process Land like this is not just about what it is today. It is about what it protects and what it allows. A valley setting framed by two mountain ranges. Privacy secured by surrounding public land. Proximity to protected wildlife areas. And the flexibility to use or hold the property based on your long-term goals. Property near Lovelock, with this level of privacy and natural positioning, will not last long.