4.83 Acres of Freedom... Without Feeling Isolated!

Big land. Nearby power. Quick drive to town. That's a combination buyers rarely find! Imagine owning 4.83 acres of wide-open Nevada land where you can enjoy peaceful surroundings, panoramic desert and mountain views, and the freedom that comes with having room to roam—all without being far from everyday conveniences. Located along W Elk St, this property is only 15 minutes from downtown Winnemucca, making it easy to access shopping, restaurants, schools, fuel, and other essentials whenever you need them. It's the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility, whether you're looking for a weekend retreat, a long-term investment, or a place to hold for the future. Power is also close by, with power poles located on the neighboring property—a valuable feature that many rural parcels simply don't offer. Having nearby electrical infrastructure adds convenience and future potential while making this property even more attractive than undeveloped land farther from utilities. If you've been searching for acreage that combines space, easy road access, nearby power, and a prime location close to Winnemucca, this is an opportunity that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. Claim your piece of Nevada before someone else does—properties with nearby power and this much space don't stay available for long. *** We have other property in the area. Feel free to ask about those as well! *** PRICE DETAILS: —> $1,000 Down + $349 One-time Doc Fee —> $450/month for 76 months 0% interest, NO credit checks, and NO prepayment penalty —> Cash Price: $31,500 CONTACT US NOW & CLAIM $200 OFF ON YOUR FIRST PURCHASE!! PROPERTY DETAILS: —> APN: 05-0562-05 —> Acre Size: 4.83 Acres —> Access: Dirt Rd (W Elk St) —> Center GPS Coordinates: 40.880716, -117.915629 —> Zoning: M-3-Open Land Use District —> Nearby Cities & Towns: Reno, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Francisco —> Nearby Attractions: Rye Patch State Recreation Area, Buckaroo Hall of Fame, Black Rock Desert, Lightning Mountain Monument, Humboldt Museum