472 Us Highway 339, Yerington, NV 89447

Build the Life You've Been Planning Some properties come with a house. This one comes with something better: a blank canvas in one of Nevada's last true frontiers. Tucked along Highway 339 in the heart of Mason Valley, this 2-acre parcel of raw, unbuilt land is an invitation — to design your own ranch-style home from the ground up, to bring your horses home to real pasture, to let your dogs run without a leash, and to finally live on your own terms, on your own acreage. 2 acres — enough room for a substantial ranch-style home, a barn, a shop, paddocks, and open turnout for horses, without feeling boxed in Vacant and unimproved — a true blank slate; no existing structures to work around or tear down Off-grid / undeveloped utilities — the property is currently unconnected to power and water services, offering a buyer the freedom to develop it their way: extend utilities, drill a well, or design a fully off-grid homestead with solar and a private well system Highway 339 frontage — direct road access along a state-maintained route connecting south to Wilson Canyon and north into Yerington The Opportunity Raw land like this — with legal highway access, usable acreage, and proximity to an established town — is increasingly rare. This is a property for a buyer who values freedom over convenience, land over square footage, and the long-term reward of building something entirely their own. 472 Highway 339, Yerington, Nevada is not a house for sale. It's a starting point. True acreage, true privacy — 2 usable acres to build, fence, and landscape as you choose Horse and animal-ready — plenty of room for barns, paddocks, coops, and pasture Off-grid potential — an opportunity for buyers interested in a self-sufficient, sustainable homestead build Highway access with small-town proximity — practical convenience without sacrificing seclusion Mason Valley setting — mountain views, agricultural heritage, and Nevada's wide-open character A blank slate — no existing structures to demolish or work around; your design, from the first shovel of dirt