1.03 Ranch Lot* Elko NV * Corner Lot* Owner Financing $249.00 a month!

1.03 Acres in Meadow Valley Ranchos * Road Access * Amazing Views* No HOA* Camp or Get Ready to Build! * $7,995.00 Sale Price * $495.00 Deposit * $249.00 a month*APN : 66-002-009 County of Elko, State of Nevada Legal Description: Lot 9 of Black 2 of MEADOW VALLEY RANCHOS UNIT NO. 11 Center Point: 40.766341, -115.823718 NW Corner: 40. 766716, -115.824009 NE Corner: 40.766732, -115.823429 SE Corner: 40. 765942, -115.823450 SW Corner: 40.765932, -115.824018 APN: 066-002-009 (Lot Size: 1.03 Acre) Meadow Valley Ranchos is a large, rural, off-grid subdivision located just north of Elko, Nevada, in Elko County. Known for its wide-open desert landscapes, towering mountain views, and quiet isolation, it is primarily used for outdoor recreation, camping, or as an affordable, permanent, off-grid homesite. Key FeaturesLocation: The subdivision sits just north of Interstate 80, placing residents and campers only 5 to 15 miles from downtown Elko and conveniences like Walmart, restaurants, and medical services. Terrain & Elevation: The area sits at elevations averaging roughly 4,300 to 5,500 feet. It is characterized by flat-to-gently rolling hills, sagebrush, and expansive desert grass Zoning & Use: Most lots are zoned for agricultural/residential or vacant open space. This allows for camping, RV parking, manufactured homes, and building, generally without a strict HOA. Recreation: The ranchos are bordered by thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land. The region is highly sought after for ATV riding, hiking, hunting, mountain biking, and rock climbing. Utilities & Infrastructure Because of its rural nature, utilities inside Meadow Valley Ranchos vary depending on the exact unit and block: Power: Many existing lots are off-grid and require solar, wind, or generators, though some parcels near existing homes have access to local power grids .Water & Sewer: Buyers typically drill private domestic wells and install septic systems if building a permanent structure. Roads: Access usually consists of a maintained county road leading to the subdivision, transitioning to unmaintained dirt mountain roads for specific lots.