Elko County, Nevada Land For Sale (159 results)

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.

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

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.

Tired of the 3 AM trailhead rush only to find your "secret" spot taken? Stop asking for permission and start hunting your own 20-acre base camp. Own it for $450/month with 0% interest. Just $700 gets you started today. I will not ghost you. Text me at (435) 500-2071 41.16419, -114.33043 Drop those coordinates into Google Earth and look at the way the rimrock breaks over this 20-acre parcel in the Gamble District. This isn’t a flat patch of nothing; this is high-desert hunting ground, dominated by rolling sage-sea, native brush, and the kind of hilly "draws" where big mule deer like to bed down when the sun gets high. The Public Land Problem If you’re like most hunters in Nevada or Utah, your season looks the same every year. You wake up at midnight, pound coffee, and drive three hours just to find four other rigs from out of state parked at the gate. You hike five miles into the back-country, sweating through your base layers, only to have some guy with a Bluetooth speaker or a "Sea of Orange" caravan spook the elk you’ve been glassing for three days. You’re paying for the tags, the Swarovski glass, and the Kuiu gear—but you’re still hunting like a guest on someone else’s porch. Salt in the Wound It’s a gut-punch when you finally settle into a glassing point at first light, only to see another hunter’s headlamp bouncing toward you. All that scouting, all that PTO you saved up, gone because you’re fighting for the same three square miles of public timber as everyone else. And the worst part? You can’t leave a permanent blind. You can’t plant a food plot. You can’t even leave a trail cam out without worrying some passerby is going to clip the lock and walk off with it. You’re a nomad in your own state. Your "Fortress of Solitude" This 20-acre property in Montello changes the math. Because it borders BLM land, your "backyard" just became thousands of acres of rugged Nevada wilderness—but the core of it belongs to you. Imagine this instead: You pull your Tacoma right up to your own private dirt road access. You’ve got a secure steel shed on-site where your quad and your gear stay year-round. No more hauling 60-pound packs in and out every day. You spend your Saturday afternoon practicing long-range holds at 500 yards on your own private range. When the season starts, the "Zero-Commute" hunt is real. You wake up, walk twenty yards in the crisp 4:00 AM air, and sit in a permanent, heated blind you built yourself. This is the kind of drainage where you put a camera up in July and spend all of August staring at your phone in disbelief at the resident herd moving through your rimrock. You aren't chasing game anymore; you're managing them. More than Just Dirt This isn't just about a 2026 tag. This is about being the man who has a "place." It’s about the look on your son’s face when he takes his first buck on his family land, without a ranger or a stranger in sight. It’s about teaching him how to track, how to respect the sage, and how to own a piece of the American West that’s actually his. While everyone else is fighting over the last few spots on the map, you’re sitting on the porch with a cold one, watching the sunset over the mountains, knowing your legacy is fenced, deeded, and secure. The Hard Data & Tactical Specs: Location: Montello, NV (Gamble District). Rugged, quiet, and off-the-grid. Terrain: Mountainous, hilly, rolling grass, and brush. Perfect cover for game. Access: Dirt road access. High clearance recommended—just the way you like it. Civilization: When you need "Cold Beer & Diesel," Montello is a quick run for supplies. Zoning: Open Space. Camping, RVs, Tiny Homes, or a permanent Off-Grid Cabin. Taxes: $48 a year. Less than a box of premium elk rounds. HOA: Absolutely none. No one to tell you where to shoot or where to park. The Offer: No Bank Needed We make this easy because we know the "Public Land Pete" struggle is real. Total Price: $38,250 Owner Financing: $450 down / $450 per month (84 months) Interest: 0% Total to get started: $700 (Down payment + Doc Fee) Protection: 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee & 1-Year Exchange Policy. Don’t wait for the 2027 draw to realize you’re priced out. Secure your base camp now and start building the hunt you’ve always talked about. Connect with me to discover our exclusive offers!

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!

Everyone needs a place where they can truly hear themselves think. That's why I am thrilled to offer this spacious 2.35-acre property nestled in rolling hills in Elko County, Nevada. If you are looking for a spot to completely disconnect, park your RV, or set up a private camp far away from the city lights, this is it. This land gives you the room you need to breathe and the privacy you deserve. It’s more than just dirt; it’s a hedge against inflation and a secure place to put your money where you can actually see and touch it. I want to make owning this retreat as simple as possible for you. You’ll find no banks, no credit checks, and absolutely no stress—just a straightforward path to getting the land you want. Pricing Options: Cash Price: $8,900 (plus a one-time $200 doc fee) Owner Financing: $250 down (plus a one-time $250 doc fee), then just $150 per month for 60 months. Stop dreaming about your escape and start living it. Send me a message today to secure your private getaway before someone else does. Parcel Number: 036-043-006 Size: 2.35 acres Location: Elko County, NV GPS Center: 40.89343, -115.73158 Legal Description: MEADOW VALLEY RANCHOS UNIT NO 4 FILE 11260 SEC/LOT: 6 TWN/BLOCK: 43 RNG: ACRES: 0.00 LOCATED IN THE SE4NW4 OF SEC/LOT: 25 TWN/BLOCK: 35N RNG: 55E ACRES: 0.00 MDB&M 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-0235-0011

1.13 Acres of Mountain View’s Own for $6,250 Cash! Or $140/Month for 64 months on terms. Love the outdoors? This 1.13-acre lot on Wood Avenue just off I-80 west of Deeth, Nevada is your ticket to wide-open spaces and big adventure. Enjoy amazing mountain views in every direction and quick access to fishing, hunting, hiking, and off-road fun. Whether youre looking for a weekend escape, a private campsite, or a future home base, this property gives you freedom and fresh air at a price you can afford. Convenient Location Only 25 miles from Elko, NV for shopping, dining, and supplies Just 80 miles from Wendover, NV for entertainment and nightlife Minutes from I-80 for easy year-round access Purchase Options Cash Discount Price: $6,250 + $300 doc fee (one-time payment) Owner Financing: $300 Down Payment $300 Doc Fee $140/Month for 64 Months No credit checks everyone qualifies! Wide open desert landscape with stunning mountain backdrops Perfect for camping, RVing, fishing or off-grid living Affordable, no-hassle ownership Dont miss your chance to own a beautiful piece of Nevada recreation land with views youll never get tired of. Secure it today and start your outdoor adventure!

Own a Piece of Nevada Freedom in Wildhorse Canyon. 10 Acres with Ranching, Homesteading, and Livestock Potential If you’ve been searching for land where you can truly spread out, live independently, and build something of your own, this 10-acre parcel in Wildhorse Canyon deserves a serious look. Located in the wide-open high desert of northern Nevada, this property offers the kind of space, privacy, and flexibility that is becoming increasingly difficult to find anywhere in the western United States. This is the type of property people dream about when they picture off-grid living, ranching, homesteading, or simply owning a quiet place far away from crowded cities and constant noise. Surrounded by expansive mountain ranges and open valley views, this parcel gives you room to breathe and the freedom to use your land the way you want. Why This Property Stands Out: • 10 full acres in Wildhorse Canyon • Agriculture and livestock allowed • Direct road access off Twelvemile Canyon Rd. • BLM land directly to the east and south • Wide-open valley and mountain views • No nearby neighbors • Extremely low annual taxes • Seller financing available with no banks or credit checks The property sits in Wildhorse Canyon near Montello, Nevada, an area well known for its rugged beauty, massive open landscapes, and strong appeal for homesteaders, outdoor enthusiasts, ranchers, and land investors alike. With direct road access right off Twelvemile Canyon Rd. (State Road BLM 1076), you can reach the property without dealing with complicated backcountry navigation or inaccessible terrain. Many remote properties sound appealing until you actually try to get to them. This parcel offers a much more practical setup with straightforward access and usable terrain. One of the strongest features of this property is the surrounding BLM land directly to the east and south. That means your neighboring land is federally managed open space, not packed subdivisions or future dense development. It creates a much larger feeling of privacy and helps preserve the natural beauty and open views surrounding the parcel. Perfect For: • Off-grid homesteading • Ranching and livestock • Horses and agricultural use • RV and camping setups • Recreational weekend use • Long-term land investment • Hunting and outdoor recreation • Buyers seeking privacy and freedom Whether your goal is to establish a self-sufficient homestead, raise livestock, use the land recreationally, or simply hold it as a long-term investment, this parcel gives you options. Nevada remains one of the strongest states in the country for people seeking fewer restrictions, lower taxes, and more personal freedom with land ownership. The zoning allows for residential use along with agriculture and livestock, making this an ideal setup for anyone looking to build a more independent lifestyle. Bring horses, cattle, goats, chickens, or other animals and create the kind of rural setup that simply is not possible in many heavily regulated areas of the country anymore. The wide-open valley surrounding the property creates stunning panoramic views in every direction. Sunrise and sunset across the mountain ranges are especially impressive in this part of Elko County. At night, the skies open up into incredible stargazing with very little light pollution. This is the kind of place where you can actually hear silence again. Outdoor Recreation Nearby: • ATV and dirt bike riding • Horseback riding • Hunting opportunities • Hiking and exploring public land • Camping under dark Nevada skies • Wildlife viewing • Photography and stargazing • Access to thousands of acres of nearby open land Wildhorse Canyon and the surrounding Montello area continue attracting buyers looking for affordable land with usable zoning and strong long-term potential. As more people leave crowded cities searching for freedom, affordability, and self-reliance, quality rural land in the western United States continues becoming more desirable. Parcels with direct access, usable terrain, and nearby public land tend to stand out from the rest. Unlike many small recreational lots, a full 10-acre parcel gives you meaningful space to actually use the land. You have room for structures, animals, equipment, gardens, recreational vehicles, storage, and future expansion. Whether you want a weekend retreat today or a full-time homestead tomorrow, the property gives you flexibility without forcing immediate development. This area of northeastern Nevada is also known for outdoor recreation opportunities. Hunting, horseback riding, ATV riding, hiking, camping, and exploring public lands are all part of everyday life out here. The nearby BLM acreage dramatically expands the amount of land you can explore and enjoy. Why Buyers Continue Looking at Nevada Land: • Lower taxes than many western states • Greater flexibility for landowners • Strong homesteading appeal • Affordable acreage compared to neighboring states • Increasing demand for rural land • Long-term investment potential • More privacy and fewer restrictions • Growing interest in self-sufficient living For investors, properties like this can also serve as strategic long-term holds. Nevada continues seeing interest from buyers looking for affordable rural land with fewer restrictions than neighboring states. Large acreage parcels with legal road access and residential/agricultural zoning tend to maintain strong appeal because they offer real usability instead of simply speculative paper lots. Another major advantage is the low carrying cost. Annual property taxes are only $28.51 per year, helping keep ownership affordable long term. That means you can hold the property comfortably without dealing with the heavy annual expenses that exist in many other states. Financing is designed to keep the buying process simple and accessible. No banks, no credit checks, and no complicated approval process. Instead of spending weeks dealing with lenders, paperwork, and underwriting requirements, you can secure the property directly through simple seller financing. Financial Highlights: • Discounted cash price of $12,999 • Affordable monthly payments • No interest charged • No prepayment penalties • No bank financing required • No credit checks • Straightforward seller financing • Low annual taxes Many buyers appreciate being able to lock in land now while values remain relatively affordable. As inventory of quality rural land continues shrinking and demand increases, buyers who waited often end up paying substantially more later for similar acreage. The terrain offers a strong combination of usability and scenic beauty. The parcel sits in a naturally beautiful valley setting surrounded by mountain ranges that create dramatic Nevada landscapes year-round. Unlike steep or heavily obstructed parcels, this property provides usable open ground with excellent flexibility for future plans. Imagine building a cabin, barndominium, manufactured home, or off-grid setup while overlooking miles of untouched Nevada landscape. Imagine waking up without traffic noise, crowded neighborhoods, or constant interruptions. This is the kind of property where you can build a completely different pace of life. Property Details: • Parcel: 010-16J-017 • County: Elko County, Nevada • Size: 10 Acres • Zoning: Residential (Agriculture + Livestock Allowed) • Access: Direct Road Access on Twelvemile Canyon Rd. (State Road BLM 1076) • Taxes: $28.51/year • GPS Coordinates: 41.3973, -114.3880 • BLM Land: Directly to the East and South • Directions: Google Maps Directions Pricing: • $500 down payment • $250 doc fee • Then only $191/month for 72 months • 0% interest • No prepayment penalty • No banks • No credit checks • Seller financing with simple, straightforward terms • Discounted cash price available: $12,999 Why Buyers Choose Us: • We have only 5-star reviews • Clear, honest communication from start to finish • No pressure and no hidden surprises • A simple and stress-free buying process • Real people who genuinely care about helping buyers succeed Land ownership still represents one of the few opportunities where ordinary people can secure a tangible, limited asset with long-term value and flexibility. Properties like this give you options that many people wish they had later but can no longer afford once prices climb further. If you’ve been waiting for the right property to start your homestead plans, expand your livestock operation, secure a recreational getaway, or simply invest in real Nevada land, this Wildhorse Canyon parcel checks a lot of important boxes. Wide-open space. Direct road access. Residential agricultural zoning. Massive surrounding views. BLM land bordering the property. Affordable seller financing. Extremely low annual taxes. That combination is getting harder to find. Reach out today to secure this 10-acre Nevada property before someone else does.

80-acres, just 18 miles south of Wells via the scenic US Highway 93. There is a well maintained access road but there is no legal easement and it crosses through a couple private lots. The road also crosses through this lot, so other people using it are using our this also without an easement. So cooperation is required among all the land owners there. That is why this 80 acres is priced so far below normal market rates for 80 acres in that area. Wells is 20 minutes away, making daily essentials within easy reach. Flexible Financing Options: No-Credit Check seller financing options for you as low as $576/month! 1- $11,399 down – 60 mo at $576/mo – total: $45,959 2- $3,800 down – 72 mo at $712/mo – total: $55,064 3- $769 down – 83 mo at $769/mo – total: $64,596 or Cash Today discounted price of : $37,997 GPS Coordinates accurate within a few yards. (Official survey often required before building) APN: 00831I003 Coordinates – 40 Acres Legal Description: S2N2NE4 SEC 9 TWP 34N RGE 62E MDB&M Center: 40.847844, -114.974208 NE: 40.8487187, -114.9696773 NW: 40.8487187, -114.9790198 SE: 40.8469034, -114.9696773 SW: 40.8469034, -114.9790198 APN: 00831I002 Coordinates – 20 Acres Legal Description: N2NW4NE4 SEC 9 TWP 34N RGE 62E MDB&M Center: 40.849384, -114.976671 NE: 40.8504801, -114.9741646 NW: 40.8504801, -114.9790207 SE: 40.8487174, -114.9741646 SW: 40.8487174, -114.9790207 APN: 00831I010 Coordinates – 20 Acres Legal Description: N2SE4NW4 SEC 9 TWP 34N RGE 62E MDB&M Center: 40.846011, -114.981525 NE: 40.8469335, -114.9790387 NW: 40.8469335, -114.9838470 SE: 40.8451184, -114.9790387 SW: 40.8451184, -114.9838470

YOUR PRIVATE SANCTUARY AWAITS, 2.27 ACRES IN ELKO COUNTY, $150/MONTH WITH EASY OWNER FINANCING! Invest in your future with this exceptional opportunity to own prime, buildable land in the heart of Elko County, Nevada. This expansive 2.06-acre lot provides more than just space, it offers freedom, flexibility, and potential in one of the fastest-growing regions of the West. Whether you're dreaming of constructing a custom home, creating a peaceful vacation retreat, or simply holding a valuable land asset for long-term appreciation, this property is a perfect fit. Easy Owner Financing: DISCOUNTED Cash Price $8250 Owner Finance $199 down then $150 for 60 months Closing Fee $249 With over 2 acres of wide-open terrain, you'll have plenty of room to spread out, build, and enjoy everything this scenic region has to offer. Camp beneath the vast desert sky, host outdoor adventures with family and friends, or design your own off-grid getaway. Whatever your vision may be, this land provides the blank canvas you need to bring it to life, and there's no HOA to limit your creativity or lifestyle choices. Located in a tranquil area just outside the towns of Wells and Elko, the property offers convenient access to everyday essentials like shopping, dining, schools, and healthcare, while still delivering the peace and quiet of rural living. You'll also find yourself near some of Nevada's most unique outdoor attractions, including Castle Rocks State Park, the Sun Tunnels, and the breathtaking Shoshone Falls Park. Its the perfect location for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a connection to wide-open landscapes and clear, starry nights. Don't miss your chance to own a slice of Nevada's stunning high desert. Contact us today for more details or to make an offer. If you have any questions about this property don’t hesitate to call (701) 404-7604. Pricing Cash Price $8250 Owner Finance $199 down then $150 for 60 months Closing Fee $249 Property Details: APN: 011-105-068 Size: 2.06 County & State: Elko, NV Legal Description: Sunland Acres Unit NO 1 Access Road: Birch St or Heather Dr. GPS Coordinates: Center 41.249278, -114.248444

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.

2.23 Acre Corner Lot in Twin River Ranchos * Elko County * Get Ready to Build or Camp* Road Access * $12,995.00 Sale Price * $595.00 Deposit * $279.00 a Month * APN : 025-056-001 025-056-001 / 2.23 Acres in Elko County, Nevada. Awesome 2.23-acre corner parcel located at 16th Street and Johnson Avenue in Twin River Ranchos, offering an outstanding location, easy access, and incredible value just minutes from Elko. As a corner lot, this property provides added privacy, multiple access points, and excellent flexibility for building your future home, placing an RV setup, or creating the perfect long-term investment property. Surrounded by wide-open Nevada skies and stunning mountain views in every direction, this parcel gives you the peaceful country lifestyle buyers are searching for while still being close to shopping, dining, schools, and the strong local economy driven by mining and continued growth throughout Elko County. With flat, usable ground and excellent road access, this is the kind of property that is becoming harder and harder to find. Properties in this immediate area continue to command strong values, with neighboring improved parcels selling for well over six figures once utilities, wells, septic systems, and homesites are established. This makes your opportunity even stronger – secure the land now at a fraction of that future value and improve it on your own timeline. Properties in this immediate area continue to command strong values, with neighboring improved parcels selling for well over six figures once utilities, wells, septic systems, and homesites are established. This makes your opportunity even stronger – secure the land now at a fraction of that future value and improve it on your own timeline.

Own 1.13 acres of affordable land in Elko County, Nevada, located near the beautiful Ruby Mountains and surrounded by wide-open desert views. This property is a great fit for long-term investment, recreational use, or anyone looking to own land in Nevada at an affordable price. The area offers privacy, open space, and easy access to outdoor recreation including hiking, camping, fishing, and exploring. The parcel comes with low annual property taxes of only $16 and no HOA. Full property details, boundary maps, photos, and exact GPS coordinates are available upon request. Property Details: APN: 062-023-012 Size: 1.13 Acres Annual Taxes: $16 Owner Financing Available: $199 Down $149/Month for 46 Months $12 Monthly Note Fee $250 One-Time Document Fee Cash Price: $4,596 Secure this property today with just the down payment. Every purchase is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving you time to review the property with confidence. Message for full parcel details, maps, and purchase information.

Very special 40 acre lot completely surrounded by public use Bureau of Land Management property on all sides in a very desirable Mountain Meadow Ranches subdivision - check this property out! Just to north of the TransAmerica Trail (which turns into County Road 02006 in Utah) - this lot is more than just land. It’s an invitation to leave the noise behind and create life on your own terms. Spacious and with amazing views of Pilot Peak to the north and no neighbors for miles and miles. Ask us about seller financing or installment payments over next 12 months. Send us a note or give us a call: 402-915-4500.

Owner Financing: - $556 down (plus the $349 non refundable doc fee) - $556 down $556/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) The photo caught your eye for a reason. That's your truck. That's the kind of road you take on purpose. And that land in the background wide open, nothing crowding it, mountains sitting quiet on the horizon that's what you've been trying to find. This is 20 acres in Elko County, Nevada. Gamble District, near Wells. High desert terrain with firm ground, natural sagebrush, and sightlines that go on longer than you'd expect. The kind of place where you kill the engine and just sit for a minute before you do anything else. You've camped enough borrowed land to know what it feels like when none of it is yours. This would be different. THIS IS WHAT 20 ACRES ACTUALLY MEANS Most residential lots are under a quarter acre. This property is roughly eighty times that. Stand at the center and you have hundreds of feet of open ground in every direction. That's not a selling point that's just the geometry. You can set up wherever you want, point whatever direction you want, and the property line stays out of sight. You're not squeezing into a corner. You're not 40 feet from a neighbor's fence. You're in the middle of Nevada high desert with room to breathe and no one waiting on you. The terrain is largely flat and usable. Firm desert soil, natural sagebrush, no dramatic grade changes that limit where you go or what you do. Access comes by dirt road near Pilot Road light traffic, honest road, the kind that filters out anyone who isn't coming here on purpose. A truck with decent clearance runs it without drama. You've driven worse to get to worse places. Wells is close enough for fuel, supplies, and I-80 access when you need it. Far enough that you don't notice it when you don't. YOU CAN USE IT NOW This isn't land you buy and wait on. The zoning is Vacant Single Family Residential / Open Space, which means your options start the day you close. Camp up to 28 days at a stretch. Run the rooftop tent, the camp kitchen, the whole setup on your own ground. Bring the truck out on a Thursday, stay through Sunday, leave things staged for next time. You're not breaking down and hauling out every piece of gear because someone else needs the site. If you want to bring an RV or a trailer out for a longer stretch, that's permitted too with the standard requirement to move it every 28 days unless it's connected to septic. And when the time comes to put something more permanent on the property, a single-family home is allowed. So is a mobile home with the right permits in place. Water out here is commonly handled by drilling a private well or setting up a hauled water storage system both standard approaches in rural Nevada. Power depends on how close the overhead lines run, which is worth confirming with the utility when you start planning. These are solvable problems. People build out here all the time. The point is this: you don't have to have a plan to own it. You just have to want the ground. TWENTY ACRES CHANGES YOUR OPTIONS Smaller parcels force decisions. Everything gets compressed where you park, where you build, where you point the camp chairs. On 20 acres, the decisions open up. You can leave most of it exactly the way it is. Let the sagebrush run. Keep it wild. Pick one section to work on and leave the rest alone for as long as you want. On a clear morning you can see the mountains from just about anywhere on the property. The sky does that thing it only does in the high desert bigger than it has any right to be, and completely still. That's not something you rent. That's not something you borrow. That's something you own. Annual property taxes run approximately $72. Not a monthly number a yearly one. Holding this land costs less per year than a tank of gas in most built rigs. You can sit on it, use it seasonally, and improve it on your timeline without the carrying cost eating at you. THE NUMBERS Cash price: $24,995 Owner financing: $556 down $556/month for 60 months No credit check required. Owner financing here is straightforward no bank, no approval process, no credit check. A meaningful down payment, a fixed monthly number, done in 60 months. A one-time $349 non refundable doc fee covers your closing paperwork and gets the deed recorded in your name. If you've been watching land like this waiting for the terms to line up, they do. HERE'S WHERE IT GOES FROM HERE You call. You talk to someone on our team who actually knows this property and will walk through every detail with you access, utilities, zoning, use until you feel clear on whether this fits what you're building toward. No pressure, no pitch. Just a real conversation about whether this is the right piece of ground for you. The truck in that photo is already there. The question is whether you're the one driving it. Pick up the phone. State: NV County: Elko Zip: 89830 Size: 20 acres Apn: 01035A010 & 01035A014 Legal Description: SEC/LOT: 1 TWN/BLOCK: 38N RNG: 68E ACRES: 0.00 MDB&M and SW4SW4NE4; SEC/LOT: 1 TWN/BLOCK: 38N RNG: 68E ACRES: 0.00; MDB&M Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 41.211595,-114.223315 Ne: 41.211681,-114.220954 Sw: 41.209799,-114.223271 Se: 41.209888,-114.220917 Elevation: 5,029 ft feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $$72 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Undeveloped Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Dirt Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Utilities Available nearby Owner Financing: - $556 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $349) $556 down $556/Mo for 60 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) We do not offer owner financing for residential use or full-time living on the property during the financing term.

--- Hot price for Breathtaking Desert Views --- ____________________________________________________ Contact us now! ____________________________________________________ This 20-acre lot is more than just land; its an opportunity to create something truly special. This parcel boasts exceptional road access and is near thriving developments, making it a prime investment. Just a quick drive from Elko, enjoy the perfect balance of serene privacy and urban convenience. The property features breathtaking desert views, offering stunning sunrises and sunsets daily. Whether you envision a cozy home, a sprawling ranch, or a sustainable retreat, this land is your blank canvas. Dont miss the chance to create your dream escape in beautiful Elko County. Contact us today to explore this magnificent property! ____________________________________________________ Pricing: Discounted Cash Price: $11,997, Or; Owner Financing Available: $399 down, then just $299/month for 84 months. * No credit check! * No income verification! * Everyone qualifies! * No Realtors fees ____________________________________________________ --- To ask questions or to reserve the property, submit an inquiry NOW! --- ____________________________________________________ Property Details: Assessor's Parcel Number (APN): 006-56M-014 County: Elko Annual Property Taxes: $37.48 Legal Description: S2 N2 N2 Sw4; Mdb&M Terrain Type: Desert / Slope Views From Property: Desert landscape Lot Dimensions: * 2625.52 feet North * 324.08 feet East * 2632.31 feet South * 339.18 feet West Elevation: 1662.5 m or 5454.2 feet GPS Coordinates (Center): 41.065400, -115.540100 GPS Coordinates (4 Corners): * 41.0658,-115.5352 NE * 41.065,-115.5351 SE * 41.065,-115.5447 SW * 41.066,-115.5448 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: Elko County School District Conveyance: Grant, Bargain, Sale Deed Access: Legal & Physical Access. El Burz Rd Road Type: Dirt No liens. No back taxes. ____________________________________________________ --- Questions? Submit an inquiry! --- ____________________________________________________ Location, location, location! Closest Highway: NV-233 / Montello Rd Closest Major City: Salt Lake City, Utah (3 hr 24 min (223 miles) Closest Small Town: Elko, Nevada 89801 (31 min (23.2 miles) Closest Gas Station: Sinclair Gas Station, 2500 Alta Vista, Elko, NV 89801 (27 min (21.6 miles) Nearby Attractions: * Kingdom of Kushti, 6428 24th Street, Halleck, NV 89801 (25 min (10.5 miles) * Peace Park, R6WH+66G, Elko, NV 89801 (30 min (23.2 miles) * Main City Park, Idaho St, Elko, NV 89801 (29 min (22.5 miles) ____________________________________________________ Zoning & Use Information (Deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify with County): Zoning/Property Use Code: Open Space District What can be built (per county): Single family dwelling, agricultural uses, 1 home and outbuildings for residential application Time to Build: 180 days after the permit issued Camping Allowed: Per County, Yes Camping Restrictions: 28 days in a year without septic system RVs Allowed: Per County, Yes RV Restrictions: 28 days in a year without septic system Mobile Homes Allowed: Per County, Yes Mobile Home Restrictions: All facilities like electricity, gas, water etc. should be available Tiny Homes Allowed: Per County, Yes Short Term Vacation Rentals Allowed: Per County, Yes ____________________________________________________ Utility Details: Water: Would have to drill a well or alternative. Sewer/Septic: Would have to install a septic system. Electric: Would have to contact Wells Rural Electric Co or NV Energy Gas: Would have to contact Suburban Propane, Wells Propane, Western States Propane, etc. Waste: Would have to contact Elko Sanitation, Elko Landfill, etc. Utility Notes: Utilities may be limited due to location. Power poles visible east of El Burz Rd, would need to run lines or use alternative power. ____________________________________________________ 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. Seller has a CA real estate license. Please contact us with any questions. --- Thank you for your interest. ---

OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR THIS SCENIC LOT IN SPRING CREEK, NV! Still stuck looking at walls and traffic every day? Imagine stepping onto your own 1.03 acres in Spring Creek, Nevada, with wide-open views of the Ruby Mountains and North Humboldt Range right in front of you. This property in Last Chance Ranch is for people who want real space, real quiet, and a view that never gets old. Out here, you’re not boxed in—you’ve got room to set up camp, build an off-grid retreat, or hold land with serious long-term appeal. The open terrain makes it easy to use right away, while the panoramic mountain views turn this from just land into a place you actually want to spend time. You’re close enough to Spring Creek and Elko for supplies when needed, but far enough to truly disconnect and enjoy the peace that’s getting harder to find. Whether it’s weekend escapes or a future homesite, this property gives you flexibility without pressure. Views like this don’t stay available. Message us now to get the details and lock this in before someone else does. Discounted Cash Price: $6,500 Owner Financing: $7,900 – $199 Down and $173 a Month for 48 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra. PROPERTY INFORMATION: Property Address: Topaz Ave., Spring Creek, Elko County, Nevada Parcel ID: 031-021-006 Size: 1.03 Acres Terrain: Flat, Plain, Desert Access Road: Dirt Road Conveyance: Warranty Deed Water: Would be by well Electric: Contact Wells Rural Electrical or NV Electric at (775) 752-3328/ (702) 402-5555. Septic: Would be needed. Contact the Nevada Division of Health at (775) 684-5920. HOA: None Taxes: $11.76 per year Camping: Camping is allowed for 28 days at a time. Types of Homes Allowed: Mobile homes are allowed but a building permit is required. Must have an approved septic permit and well access. Nearby Attractions: Northeastern Nevada Museum, Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway, Western Folklife Center, Peace Park, Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Cowboy Gear and Arts Museum, California Trail Interpretive Center. Discounted Cash Price: $6,500 Owner Financing: $7,900 – $199 Down and $173 a Month for 48 Months ¿Habla español? Contamos con un representante bilingüe que puede ayudarle durante todo el proceso de compra.

*** 5-Day Become A Landowner Challenge: Start With Easy Owner Financing *** Over 700 people have already done this, will you be next? Here's the plan: Day 1: Book Your Free Call to Join Our 5-Day Landowner Challenge - Let's explore your land options together and unlock exclusive offers you won't find online. Go to: call.gokcap. com Day 2: Place the Property on Hold - Hold your property on our website so no one else can grab it, you're officially on the path to becoming a landowner. Day 3: Explore Your Land - Step onto your land, even virtually, do your homework, and imagine how you'll make it your own. Day 4: Pick Your Path - Choose the payment plan that's right for you, with 5% cash back rewards, 9 free bonuses, and a 365-Day Land Exchange Guarantee to keep you safe. Day 5: Celebrate Ownership - Sign your agreement and join the community of 700+ proud landowners. Dear Land Buyer, Are you looking for a wide-open piece of land where you can get away from it all, enjoy peace and quiet, and finally live life on your own terms? This 10-acre property in Elko County, Nevada offers exactly that - space, freedom, and big-sky views in every direction. - Hold it now for just $50 on our website. Make-It-Yours Monday coupon available on our website. Tucked along a quiet dirt road, this land gives you the privacy of the desert without being cut off from the world. The terrain is flat and covered in the kind of hardy desert vegetation the Great Basin is known for - small sagebrush, native grasses, and wide-open skies that stretch for miles. Zoned Open Space, this property gives you the freedom to build your dream home, whether it's a cozy cabin, a manufactured home, or your RV set up for full-time living. RVs are welcome for up to 28 days, and once a septic system is installed, you can live here year-round. You'll likely want to go solar for power, install a well for water, and add a septic system - just like most rural Nevada properties. That means no utility bills, no crowded neighborhoods, and no one telling you how to use your land. Best of all, the property sits outside a special hazard flood zone according to our research, and there is no HOA. So whether you're dreaming of a desert getaway, a future homestead, or simply a long-term investment in real land you can touch, this property gives you the space and freedom to make it happen. Note: All information provided is based on our own research. We always recommend confirming details like zoning, access, and utilities directly with Elko County before building or making plans. A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs. LOT BREAKDOWN: WHAT YOU'RE GETTING Assessor's Parcel Number: 010-36I-048 Legal Description: Township 39 North, Range 68 East, M.D.B.&M. Section 21: SE1/4 SE 1/4 SE 1/4 Elevation: 5320 GPS Center Coordinates (Approx.): 41.24467, -114.27806 Annual Taxes: ~$28.38 Zoning: Open Space Time Limit To Build: None as far as we are aware Access: Dirt Road Power: Electricity would likely have to be solar or another alternative system Water: A well would need to be installed Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed Official Contacts: Please contact Elko County RVs Allowed? We recommend contacting Elko County to confirm, but our research shows you can stay in an RV for 28 days. After that, a septic system is required, which then allows year-round living Buildable? Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit Survey Available? No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor In HOA? No HOA Annual HOA Dues: ~$0.00

*** 5-Day Become A Landowner Challenge: Start For Just $1 Down *** Over 700 people have already done this, will you be next? Here's the plan: Day 1: Book Your Free Call to Join Our 5-Day Landowner Challenge - Let's explore your land options together and unlock exclusive offers you won't find online. Go to: call.gokcap. com Day 2: Place the Property on Hold - Hold your property on our website so no one else can grab it, you're officially on the path to becoming a landowner. Day 3: Explore Your Land - Step onto your land, even virtually, do your homework, and imagine how you'll make it your own. Day 4: Pick Your Path - Choose the payment plan that's right for you, with 5% cash back rewards, 9 free bonuses, and a 365-Day Land Exchange Guarantee to keep you safe. Day 5: Celebrate Ownership - Sign your agreement and join the community of 700+ proud landowners. Dear Land Buyer, Are you looking for affordable land where you can finally escape crowded neighborhoods and claim your own space? This 2.27-acre lot in Elko County, Nevada could be exactly what you've been searching for. - Hold it now for just $50 on our website. Make-It-Yours Monday coupon available on our website. Instead of worrying about tight restrictions or sky-high prices, here you'll have the freedom to spread out and make the land your own. The property is flat and easy to work with, covered in native high-desert grasses and sagebrush, and it sits outside of a special hazard flood zone according to our research. Access is by dirt road, so you can get to your lot without hassle. Electricity would likely come from solar or another alternative system, while water and septic would be installed by well and septic. Bring your RV and stay for up to 28 days at a time, and once you install a septic system, you can make it your full-time retreat according to our research. With AR zoning and no HOA, the choice is yours. Because this is the kind of place where you can step away from stress, reconnect with nature, and enjoy the simple freedom of owning land. Where you wake up to wide-open skies and quiet mornings, where the desert air is crisp and the views stretch for miles. So if you've been waiting for the right place to build or invest, now's the time. Note: A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs. LOT BREAKDOWN: WHAT YOU'RE GETTING Assessor's Parcel Number: 014-017-013 Legal Description: Lot Thirteen (13) in Block "F" of the Last Chance Ranch Unit No. 2 Subdivision in the County of Elko, State of Nevada Elevation: 5800 GPS Center Coordinates (Approx.): 40.84727, -115.66913 Annual Taxes: ~$19.73 Zoning: Agricultural-Residential Time Limit To Build: None as far as we are aware Access: Dirt Road Power: Electricity would likely have to be solar or another alternative system Water: A well would need to be installed Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed Official Contacts: Please contact Elko County RVs Allowed? We recommend contacting Elko County to confirm, but our research shows you can stay in an RV for 28 days. After that, a septic system is required, which then allows year-round living Buildable? Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit Survey Available? No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor In HOA? No HOA Annual HOA Dues: ~$0.00

Holy smokes, this is one you don't want to miss. Welcome to 7052 Smith Creek Rd, offering 40 acres tucked just below the South Ruby Mountains with lush green grass and views that absolutely steal the show. Built in 2022, this 2 bed, 2 bath home offers 1760 sq ft of living space. The main level features heated tile floors, and upstairs you'll find large windows that frame the mountains like a movie screen-views you won't get tired of. Outside, the property is set up and ready to go. You'll find multiple outbuildings including two more homes, a horse barn with a small round pen, a feedlot connected to a hay barn/machine shed, and a fully enclosed shop with concrete flooring. This is one of those properties you truly have to see in person to appreciate everything it offers.

Country land near Montello with road access, open space, and room to live free A man gets tired of crowded neighborhoods and hearing traffic every night. Out here near Montello, you can sit under a wide Nevada sky, hear the wind move across the land, and finally have room around you again. This 10-acre property gives you space for animals, gardens, RVs, and country living without bank hassle. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Main Highlights - $247 down and $247 monthly for 72 months - Discount cash price of $12,677 - Paved road access from Stonehedge Drive - Farming and ranching allowed - Great spot for animals, gardens, and country living - A few nearby neighbors without feeling crowded - Short drive to Montello for supplies and fuel - Open range, ATV trails, and public land nearby - Land Where Folks Can Spread Out and Slow Down A lot of people today feel packed in. Too many houses close together. Too much noise. Too many rules. Folks are starting to look for land where they can breathe again and live a little quieter. That is why buyers keep turning toward places like Montello, Nevada. This 10-acre property sits in Elko County near the small town of Montello. Out here, the land stays open, the skies stay wide, and a man can still find room to work with his hands and live the way he wants. The first thing many buyers like is the paved road access off Stonehedge Drive. That matters.A lot of rural properties are difficult to reach, especially during weather changes. Here, getting in and out stays much easier year-round. Whether you bring a truck, trailer, RV, or building materials, the paved access makes life easier from the start. The land itself gives you plenty of room too. Ten acres is enough space for gardens, chickens, goats, horses, sheds, trailers, equipment, or just enough distance from the next person to enjoy some quiet. Farming and ranching are part of life in this area. Folks around here still raise animals, work the land, and help neighbors when needed. This property fits right into that kind of country living. Some buyers want a place for an RV while they spend weekends outdoors. Others want to put up a home where they can settle down and enjoy slower days. Some just want land they can hold onto while prices are still affordable. This property works for all of that. And while the land feels peaceful and open, you are not completely cut off from town. Montello sits only a short drive away for fuel, groceries, and supplies. Wells is about 45 minutes away when you need bigger shopping or services. Salt Lake City is close enough for supply trips while still being far enough away to leave the crowds behind. That balance matters. A lot of folks want country land but do not want to spend all day driving every time they need something. The monthly payments also help make ownership possible for regular working folks. $247 down $247 per month for 72 months That is often less than what people spend on things they never truly own. There is also a discounted cash price of $12,677. The buying process stays direct and easy to follow. No credit checks. No banks. No long approval process. Just honest payments for honest land. And because good acreage with paved access keeps getting harder to find, buyers know properties like this do not stay available forever. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Open Country, Small-Town Living, and Nevada History All Around You. This part of Nevada still feels wild in the best way. The mountains stand tall around the valley, the roads stretch across open country, and the nights stay dark enough to see every star overhead. One of the biggest landmarks near the property is Pilot Peak. Folks around here know that mountain well. Pioneer travelers once used it as a landmark crossing the harsh desert country. Today, people head toward Pilot Peak for hiking, exploring backroads, and seeing some of the best mountain views in the region. Near the base of the mountain sits Donner Springs, where the Donner Party once stopped after crossing the salt desert. The history out here runs deep, and you can still feel it when driving through the area. The nearby town of Montello may be small, but it has real Nevada character. The Cowboy Bar acts as a gathering place for locals, ranchers, travelers, and folks passing through the valley. Sit long enough and you will hear stories about cattle, railroads, storms, hunting, and life out in the high desert. Montello also has old railroad history tied to the Southern Pacific Railroad. Remains of the rail lines still stretch across the valley and remind people how important this area once was during the railroad days. If you want a break from the quiet country, West Wendover sits about 30 to 40 minutes away. There you can visit: - Casinos and restaurants - Peppermill Concert Hall - Historic Wendover Airfield - Bonneville Salt Flats The Bonneville Salt Flats are famous around the world for land-speed racing. When dry, folks can even drive out onto the white salt flats themselves. The area around your property also offers plenty for outdoor folks. ATV riding is popular across the open desert and nearby public lands. Hunters, hikers, and campers enjoy the wide-open country throughout the year. Wildlife is common too. Pronghorn antelope, wild horses, golden eagles, and other desert animals move across the valley regularly. Some evenings you may sit outside and watch herds moving through the distance while the sun drops behind the mountains. And once night comes, the stars take over the sky. This part of Nevada has very little light pollution, making it one of the darkest skies in the lower 48 states. Folks who enjoy campfires, stargazing, and quiet nights love this area for that reason alone. That kind of peace is getting harder to find. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Questions Folks Usually Ask --- Can I afford this property? Yes. The owner financing keeps the payments manageable for many buyers. The terms are: $247 down $247 per month for 72 months There is also a discounted cash price of $12,677. A lot of folks like being able to secure land without needing a huge amount upfront. --- Is the property easy to access? Yes. The property has paved road access off Stonehedge Drive. That is one reason buyers like this property so much. Easier access makes a big difference during winter weather and when hauling equipment, trailers, or RVs. --- Can I have animals here? Yes. Farming and ranching are allowed in this area. This property works well for chickens, goats, horses, gardens, and other country living setups. A lot of folks around Montello already live that way. --- Is this area too remote? No. That is one thing buyers really like about this location. You still have Montello nearby for basic supplies and Wells within driving distance for larger shopping and services. Salt Lake City is also reachable for supply runs while still being far enough away to leave city life behind. --- Is this property good for off-grid living? Yes. A lot of buyers in this area use solar systems, water storage, generators, and RV setups. The open land and strong sunlight make this area attractive for off-grid buyers. --- Why are people buying land around Montello? Because folks want room again. They want open country, fewer restrictions, and a place where they can slow life down a little. Land with good road access and usable acreage keeps getting harder to find at affordable prices. --- Why should I buy now? Nevada acreage continues getting attention from buyers looking for country living, off-grid setups, and long-term land ownership. Properties with paved access, farming rights, and good location do not stay available forever. Waiting often means paying more later. This property gives you room for animals, gardens, outdoor living, and quiet nights under a wide Nevada sky. A place where the stars still shine bright. A place where the road home stays quiet. A place where a man can finally spread out again. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565.

Bordering public landeasy access, near town, no banks or hard process You wake up before sunrise. Coffee in hand. Truck packed. You step off your own land and walk straight into open country. No crowds. No rush. Just you and the hunt. This place gives you that chance without a heavy cost or long process. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Main Highlights - Borders BLM land step into thousands of acres to hunt - Just $700 down and $199/month simple and within reach - 10 full acres room for your basecamp setup - Only 7 minutes to Montello fuel and supplies close by - No banks, no credit checks easy, straight process LOCATION SUMMARY This 10-acre property sits just outside Montello in Elko County, Nevada. Its the kind of land a hunter looks for but doesnt always find. Big space, open ground, and direct access to public land right next to you. A lot of folks search for land like this for years. They find small lots. They find land cut off from access. Or they find something that costs too much. This one checks the boxesspace, access, and price. You pull in off the road and park on your own ground. No one telling you where to set up. No one crowding your space. You can lay out your camp the way you want. Trailer, tent, or small cabin later on. You decide. The land itself is open and usable. Not steep, not broken up. Youve got room to move trucks around, set up gear, and stay comfortable. That matters when youre coming in for a few days or even a full season. The biggest draw here is what sits right next to you. BLM land. That means thousands of acres open for hunting and exploring. You dont need to drive far. You dont need to fight for a spot. You step off your land and go. That kind of setup saves time and gives you an edge. Early morning hunts become easier. Midday breaks are simpleyou come back to your own land, rest, then head back out. No long drives back and forth. Halfway through your day, sitting under the shade or next to your truck, youll feel it. This is your place. Not borrowed. Not shared. Yours. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. The area around Montello is known for its wide-open land and strong hunting ground. Youve got views that stretch out for miles. Mountains in the distance. Blue sky above. No noise, no crowd, just land. Even with that space, youre still close enough to town. In about 7 minutes, you can be in Montello. Grab fuel. Pick up food. Handle what you need. Then head right back out. That balance matters. You get the quiet and freedom, but youre not cut off. Some buyers use land like this just for hunting season. Others build something simple and come out year-round. Some hold it as an investment. Land like this, next to public ground, tends to get more attention over time. You dont have to rush your plans. You can start simple. Come out, camp, hunt, learn the land. Then decide what you want to build later. Thats the kind of freedom most people are looking for. AREA ACTIVITIES If youre the kind of person who spends time outdoors, this area fits right in with your life. Hunting is the main reason many people come here. The nearby public land gives you space to track, scout, and move without running into a crowd every hour. You can plan your own routes. Learn the patterns. Take your time. Big game hunting in this region draws people every season. When you have your own basecamp nearby, it changes everything. No need to rush in and out. No need to book anything. You show up, and youre ready. Outside of hunting, theres plenty more to do. ATV riding is big out here. The open land and dirt roads give you miles to explore. You can ride out early, see new ground, and come back before dark. Or spend the whole day out there. Hiking is simple and real. No crowded trails. No signs every few feet. Just land and direction. You pick your path and go. If you enjoy a quiet camp, this place delivers. Build a fire. Sit under the stars. Nights out here are clear. You can see the sky the way its meant to look. Fishing spots are within driving distance if you want to mix things up. Pack your gear, head out for the day, and come back to your land in the evening. Montello keeps things easy. Its a small town, but it has what you need. Fuel, simple supplies, and a place to reset before heading back out. Some folks bring family out here. Teach kids how to shoot, track, and respect the land. Others come alone and use the time to think and reset. Theres no pressure out here. You move at your own pace. Thats what keeps people coming back. If youve been looking for a place where you can hunt, camp, and still have your own ground, this is it. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Q&A Section Can I afford this land? Yes. This is built for someone who wants land without a big upfront cost. The down payment is $700. Monthly payment is $199. Thats manageable for most people who are serious about owning land. If you want to pay in full, you can get it for $11,777 and save more. How do I buy it? Its simple. No banks involved. No long waiting. You send a message or call, and we guide you step by step. The process is straight and clear. You dont need to deal with hard approvals or confusing paperwork. Is it really next to public hunting land? Yes. This property borders BLM land. Thats one of the strongest points here. You get direct access to a large area without having to drive far or compete for entry spots. Can I use it as a hunting basecamp? Thats exactly what this land works well for. Youve got enough space for trucks, trailers, tents, or a small setup. You can stay for the season or come in and out when needed. It gives you a steady place to return to. What if I want to build later? You can take your time. Start with camping or seasonal use. Later on, if you decide to build something simple, youve got the space to do it. Many buyers start small and build over time. Is it too far from town? No. Montello is only about 7 minutes away. Thats close enough for fuel and supplies. You dont feel cut off, but you still get the quiet and space youre looking for. Why should I get this now? Land that borders public ground doesnt stay available long, especially at this price. More people are looking for places like this every year. If you wait, chances are youll either pay more or miss out. At the end of the day, it comes down to what you want. If youve been thinking about having your own hunting basecamp, this is a strong place to start. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565.

Owner Financing: - $205 down (plus the $249 non refundable doc fee) - $205 down $205/Mo for 48 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) When you're comparing land in Elko County, most of it starts to blend together. Similar size. Similar price. Similar descriptions. What matters is how quickly you can understand what you're actually getting. This 2.27-acre property is easy to read the moment you look at it. As you come in from 15th St NV, the dirt road leads you straight through the open desert. You can see the tire tracks in the ground, the low sagebrush spread across the surface, and the mountains sitting in the distance. Nothing is hidden. Nothing needs to be interpreted. When you step onto the property, the layout becomes clear right away. The ground is mostly flat, with a slight, gradual slope that doesn't affect how you move across it. You're not dealing with steep drops or uneven sections. You can walk it without stopping to figure anything out. The parcel lines up with the surrounding rectangular parcels, which you can clearly see in the grid pattern on the map. That matters when you're comparing properties. It means the layout is easy to follow, and you can understand how the land fits into the area without needing to guess. To put the size into perspective, 2.27 acres is just under 99,000 square feet. That's more than two football fields. In this part of Elko County, where parcels are spaced apart, that size feels even more noticeable because nothing is crowded around you. This is the type of property that's easy to evaluate. You can see the ground. You can see the surroundings. You can understand the layout without needing extra explanation. Access comes from 15th St NV and continues along a dirt road into the area. The road is natural soil, with visible tire paths like the ones shown in the photos. This is standard access for land in this part of Elko County. Its consistent with the surrounding properties and fits the setting. Looking out from the property, the landscape stays open in every direction. Low desert vegetation, dry soil, and wide views stretch outward toward the mountains. There's nothing blocking your line of sight, which makes it easier to understand how the land sits within the area. Utilities follow what buyers expect in this region. Power is present in parts of the surrounding area, depending on distance. Water is typically handled through a private well or hauled water. Septic systems are commonly used where allowed. Cell service and internet vary, with satellite or fixed wireless being common solutions. These are standard conditions for rural land in this part of Nevada. The property is vacant and undeveloped. There are no structures, no previous build, and no cleanup needed. You're looking at the land in its current condition, which makes it easier to assess without unknowns. Zoning in this area is generally flexible, but all plans and uses should be confirmed directly with the county during due diligence. That step ensures the property aligns with what you want to do. For buyers comparing Elko County Nevada land for sale, this property stands out because its straightforward. Clear layout Consistent terrain Standard access Open surroundings No added complications That combination makes it easier to review and easier to decide. The pricing is structured to be simple. Cash price is $7,795. Owner terms are available with $205 down and $205 per month for 48 months. Non refundable doc fee is $249. All numbers are presented clearly so you can compare them directly with other listings. When you're reviewing multiple properties, there's usually a point where you stop adding more options and start narrowing things down. This is where you confirm what you're actually looking at. Take a minute to call and get a straight read on the property. Well answer what matters most, help you verify the details, and give you a clear sense of how this fits so you're not left second-guessing your decision afterward. State: NV County: Elko Zip: 89801 Size: 2.27 acres Apn: 017059003 Legal Description: TWIN RIVER RANCHOS INC UNIT NO 2 FILE 4943,LOCATED IN THE SE4SW4 OF,MDB&M Lat/Long Coordinates: Nw: 40.989026,-115.634943 Ne: 40.989027,-115.63377 Sw: 40.988195,-115.634973 Se: 40.988195,-115.6338 Elevation: 5,352 feet Annual Taxes: Approx. $$24 per year Zoning: Residential Property, Recreational Property, Undeveloped Land Flood Zone: No HOA/POA: No Improvements: No improvements done. Access: Dirt Road Water: Will need to install a Well Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System Utilities: Utilities Available nearby Owner Financing: - $205 down (plus the non refundable doc fee of $249) $205 down $205/Mo for 48 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee) We do not offer owner financing for residential use or full-time living on the property during the financing term.

Is the "Air Quality Alert" or the $450 electric bill making your 2,000-square-foot life feel a little too small today? Swap the neighbor’s late-night TikToks for 10 acres of absolute, high-desert silence in the Gamble District. Own the dirt for just $300 down and $313 a month—0% interest, no credit checks, just pure autonomy. Call or Text Sid at (435) 500-2071. Ask about other payment options or how to get started with your $550 today. It’s 4:00 PM on a Tuesday in the city. You’re sitting in a Starbucks drive-thru just to feel a "spark" of joy, while your phone buzzes with another utility hike notification. You’re working forty hours a week just to keep a concrete box cool in a heatwave that doesn't care about your "luxury" lease. You feel like you’re subscribed to a life you didn’t actually choose. Tonight, you’ll try to sleep, but you’ll hear the hum of the AC and the tires of a stranger’s car on wet asphalt through your bedroom wall. You’re looking at a gray horizon through a window you’re too scared to open. You wonder: What happens if the water restrictions go from "suggested" to "mandatory"? You’re one dry pipe or one power surge away from being a guest in your own home. Your kid thinks "nature" is a high-def screensaver. EL PORTO (NV-Elko-010-36B-036) This is the "Unplugged" alternative. 10 acres of raw, high-desert Elko County land that answers to nobody but you. Located off Scadlock Road, this isn’t a "lot" in a cul-de-sac; it’s a sovereign territory bordering BLM land. It’s 435,600 square feet of brush, foothills, and the kind of #021F10 Forest Green horizon you’ve been window-shopping for on Zillow. The Relief Feel that physical weight lift off your chest the second the pavement ends and the gravel begins. Imagine waking up to hear absolutely nothing. No sirens, no Slack notifications—just the wind hitting the side of your cabin or RV. The sky here actually turns black at night. This is where your brain finally has room to think. Who Is This For? The Over-Indexed Escapist: You’re done with "mental health apps." You need the real thing. Use this 10-acre buffer zone to build a Japandi-style off-grid cabin where the sun tells you when the day starts, not an alarm clock. The Mobile Minimalist: tired of "Camp Host Full" signs and overpriced RV parks? Pull your rig onto Scadlock Road and set up your permanent basecamp. With "Open Space" zoning, your tiny home or RV is welcome here. The Sovereign Hunter & Scout is right next to BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land; this is your staging ground. Use it for hunting, ATVs, or simply as a tactical retreat. It’s a hard asset that doesn't disappear when the Wi-Fi goes down. The "Last Frontier" Value In 2026, real luxury isn't a "smart home"—it’s senior land rights and privacy. This property offers a rare combination of easy access via Scadlock Rd and total seclusion. With taxes at only $36 a year, this is the cheapest "insurance policy" against city burnout you will ever own. The Path to Ownership We make this simple because life is already complicated enough. Down Payment: $300 Document Fee: $250 Monthly Payment: $313 (includes note fee and taxes) Term: 72 Months Interest: 0% Total Price: $21,900 Guarantee: 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee & 1-Year Exchange Policy. Property Logistics (The Hard Data) APN: 010-36B-036 Size: 10 Acres Location: Scadlock Rd, Montello, NV 89830 Terrain: High Desert, Foot Hills, Brush, Slight Slope Zoning: Open Space (Agriculture, Camping, Tiny Homes, RVs, Residential) Access: Yes, Scadlock Rd HOA: Absolutely NO Conveyance: Warranty Deed (The gold standard of protection) GPS Coordinates (Center): 41.29799, -114.276211 Nearby Attractions Montello, NV: Your closest stop for supplies and small-town grit. BLM Land: Directly adjacent, giving you thousands of "bonus" acres for recreation. Pilot Peak: Iconic views and hiking within striking distance. Ready to Own Your Time? Stop "saving" listings and start owning the horizon. The Western frontier is closing again—don't be on the outside looking in when the grid feels fragile. Call or Text Sid at (435) 500-2071. Ask about other payment options or how to get started with your $550 today. Build a life you don't need a vacation to escape from. A Deeper Look at the "Gamble District" Lifestyle Owning 10 acres in Elko County isn't just about a deed; it’s about understanding the rhythm of the High Desert. When you stand on the slight slope of this parcel, you’re looking at a landscape that has remained largely unchanged for centuries. This is the Gamble District, a place named for the rugged independence required to thrive here. The Geography of Your Silence The property sits at a strategic elevation where the air is thinner, crisper, and carries the scent of wild sage. To the north and west, the foothills rise to meet the sky, providing a natural backdrop that shifts from burnt orange to deep violet as the sun sets. Because you are bordering BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land, your 10-acre backyard effectively expands into thousands of acres of public territory. You aren't just buying a parcel; you’re buying a front-row seat to the Great Basin. The "Off-Grid" Infrastructure: What 2026 Looks Like For many, "off-grid" sounds like "hardship." But for the savvy buyer in 2026, it means technological sovereignty. Solar Potential: With over 300 days of sunshine a year in this part of Nevada, your power is harvested, not rented. A modern lithium-ion setup paired with high-efficiency panels means you can run your Starlink, your laptop, and your coffee maker without ever hearing the hum of a generator. Water Strategy: In the High Desert, water is liquid gold. With 10 acres, you have the space for significant rainwater catchment systems or to explore the possibilities of a private well. Connectivity: We know you might still need to check in. The open terrain here provides a literal "clear shot" for satellite internet. You can be in the middle of a global board meeting while watching a coyote trot across your property line. The "Four Pillars" of Property Use 1. The Agricultural Sanctuary With "Open Space" zoning, this land is a blank canvas for sustainable living. The high-desert soil, while rugged, is home to hardy native grasses. If you’ve dreamed of a small-scale greenhouse or raising livestock that doesn't rely on industrial supply chains, the Gamble District provides the space to experiment. Imagine pulling a carrot out of the ground that didn’t travel 1,500 miles in a plastic bag. 2. The Recreational Basecamp Think of this as your "private trailhead." Because of the slight slope and foothill terrain, the land is perfect for ATV, dirt bike, or horse owners. You can ride directly off your property and into the wild Nevada interior. There are no "no-parking" signs here. No trail fees. No crowds fighting over a dusty parking spot. 3. The Architectural Workshop: Whether you want to build a "Bulletproof" off-grid cabin using the latest biophilic designs or a simple, tactical tiny home, the lack of an HOA means your creativity isn't stifled by a committee. You can move your structure to the highest point of the lot to maximize the 360-degree views, ensuring that your morning coffee comes with a view of the Pilot Peak range. 4. The Celestial Observatory: Light pollution is the silent thief of the modern world. In the city, the "stars" are just satellites and smog. In Montello, the Milky Way is so bright it casts a shadow. For the stargazer, this is a world-class site. You’ll see the cosmos as our ancestors did—thick, bright, and deeply humbling. The Economics of Independence Let's talk about the $36 annual tax bill. In any major Western city, $36 might buy you a mediocre lunch. In Elko County, it maintains your ownership of 435,600 square feet of Earth. Why 0% Interest Matters Most land sellers hide their profit in high interest rates. By offering 0% interest, every dollar of your $313 monthly payment is working for you. You aren't paying for the "privilege" of a loan; you are simply paying for the land. This is "Financial Sovereignty"—the ability to build equity in a hard asset without the vampire-like drain of compound interest. The "Safety Net" Warranty We understand that buying land sight-unseen can feel like a leap. That’s why we include a 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee. If you get out there, walk the Scadlock Rd boundary, and decide it’s not the right fit for your soul, we’ll refund your principal. We also offer a 1-Year Exchange Policy. Your needs might change, and we want to be your partner in finding the perfect spot on the frontier. Frequently Asked Questions (The Details that Matter) How do I get there? Access is via Scadlock Rd. While a high-clearance vehicle is always recommended in rural Nevada, the road provides a direct line to your property. Is there an HOA? No. There are no dues, no meetings, and no one telling you what color your roof has to be. Can I camp there today? Yes. Nevada is one of the most camp-friendly states in the Union. Whether you’re in a tent or a $100k Sprinter van, this is your ground. What are the neighbors like? Your closest neighbors are the BLM and the local wildlife. Human neighbors in the area are like-minded individuals—people who value privacy and the "live and let live" philosophy of the West. Final Thought: The Cost of Waiting The "Western United States" isn't getting any bigger. In 2026, as more people flee the rising costs and "peak energy events" of the urban corridors, land like this is being snapped up by those who see the writing on the wall. Every day you spend in the Starbucks line is a day you aren't building your legacy. Every $450 electric bill you pay is money that could have gone toward three months of land ownership. This isn't just a real estate listing. It’s a transition. It’s the move from being a "user" of a system to being the owner of a life. Don't wait for the grid to tell you it’s time to leave. Make the move on your own

Nevada homestead land with room for gardens, animals, and quiet living A man rests easier when he has land under his feet and room around him. This 10-acre property in River Ranch gives you space for chickens, goats, gardens, trailers, and off-grid living beside thousands of acres of open public land. The low monthly payment helps regular folks secure land before prices climb even higher. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Main Highlights - $197 down and $197 monthly for 72 months - Total terms price of $11,777 - 10 acres beside thousands of acres of BLM land - Great area for off-grid living and homesteading - Plenty of sunshine for solar setups - Room for animals, gardens, and outdoor equipment - Flexible zoning with fewer restrictions - Close enough to Elko for supplies and hardware runs - Land Where Folks Can Slow Down and Live Different A lot of people are tired of depending on everybody else. They are tired of crowded towns, rising prices, and feeling packed into neighborhoods where there is no room left to breathe. More folks now want land where they can raise food, keep animals, and live quieter. That is why properties like this keep getting attention. This 10-acre property sits in River Ranch in Elko County, Nevada. Out here, you have room to spread out and enough open country around you to finally enjoy some peace at the end of the day. And what sits beside the property makes this land stand out even more. Thousands of acres of BLM land touch your property line. That means your backyard keeps going long after your own property ends. A lot of buyers spend years looking for land where they can ride ATVs, walk for miles, hunt, camp, or just enjoy open country without dealing with fences and crowded neighborhoods everywhere they turn. This property gives you that kind of freedom. The land itself gives you plenty of room to work with too. You can set up gardens, water tanks, sheds, solar equipment, trailers, animal pens, and the kind of setup many people want when they start thinking about living more independently. Folks like Elko County because there are fewer restrictions here than many other places across the country. Buyers wanting off-grid living, livestock, and homestead setups often choose this part of Nevada because they can actually use the land the way they want. That matters. The area also works very well for solar power. Elko County gets over 300 sunny days each year, which helps many off-grid landowners lower their costs and rely less on outside utilities. Nevadas domestic well laws are another reason people look toward this area. Many rural landowners can apply for domestic well permits that support household water use, small gardens, and livestock. For folks wanting more control over their food and water, that is important. Some buyers camp on the land at first while working on things little by little. Others bring trailers or RVs and slowly turn the property into the kind of place they have always wanted. There is room out here to do that. And while the property feels quiet and open, you are still close enough to Elko to get supplies without wasting the whole day driving back and forth. That balance is one reason buyers keep looking toward River Ranch. The monthly payments also stay low enough for regular working folks. $197 down $197 per month for 72 months That is often less than many people spend on car payments or rent increases every month. The total terms price is $11,777. The buying process stays direct and easy to follow. No long bank meetings. No difficult approvals. Just a straightforward way to own land while prices are still within reach. And because acreage beside BLM land keeps getting harder to find, buyers know properties like this do not sit around forever. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Quiet Country, Open Ground, and Room to Work Folks looking for homestead land usually are not searching for fancy neighborhoods or crowded subdivisions. - They want usable ground. - They want room for gardens and livestock. - They want a place where they can work outside and teach their kids a different way of life. That is what draws people to this part of Nevada. The nearby Ryndon area helps keep supplies and services close enough to make daily life easier. Ryndon Gas & Grocery gives folks a nearby stop for propane, fuel, drinks, and basic supplies without driving all the way into Elko every single time. The Ryndon Store & Bar also acts like a local gathering place. Folks stop in to talk about weather, roads, wells, livestock, and what is going on around the area. That kind of community still matters out here. And when you need larger supplies, Elko sits close enough for hardware runs, fencing supplies, feed, tools, and ranch equipment. You can reach places like: - Home Depot - Walmart - Western National Stockman - Feed stores - Hardware stores - Ranch supply shops For homesteaders, that saves a lot of driving time and delivery costs compared to properties much farther from town. The Humboldt River also runs through the region north of the property. Folks interested in fishing, wildlife, and learning the local land often spend time around the river and nearby public land. The Ruby Mountains are another reason people enjoy this area. During warmer months, many folks head toward Lamoille Canyon for hiking, mountain lakes, fishing, cooler temperatures, and firewood gathering permits. The mountains give a completely different feel from the open high desert around your property, and people enjoy having both landscapes nearby. And because your property borders BLM land directly, outdoor access starts right outside your property line. - No crowded campgrounds. - No loading trailers every weekend. - No asking permission to enjoy the outdoors. You can step out onto open country and keep going for miles. That kind of land is getting harder to find every year. A lot of folks today want a place where they can depend more on themselves and less on outside systems. This property gives you room to work toward that kind of life. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565. Questions Folks Usually Ask --- Can I afford this property? Yes. The owner financing keeps the payments manageable for many buyers. The terms are: $197 down $197 per month for 72 months The total terms price is $11,777. For many people, that feels more manageable than trying to save a huge lump sum all at once. --- Why is BLM land next to the property important? Because it gives you direct access to thousands of acres of open public land. That means more room for: - ATV riding - Hunting - Exploring - Hiking - Camping - Wildlife watching A lot of buyers say it feels like having a backyard that stretches for miles. --- Is this area good for off-grid living? Yes. Elko County is known for off-grid living and homesteading. Many people in the area use solar systems, propane, generators, water tanks, and gardens while living comfortably on their land. The strong sunlight in this area also works well for solar power. --- Can I have animals on the property? Yes. This property works well for chickens, goats, and other small livestock. A lot of folks choose this area because there is room to spread out and fewer restrictions than many other counties. --- Why do homesteaders like Elko County? Because people here still value independence and rural living. Compared to many places, there are fewer restrictions and more freedom to use the land for gardens, livestock, off-grid setups, and outdoor living. That is one reason buyers continue moving toward this area. --- Is the property too far from town? No. That is one thing buyers really like about this location. You can still reach Elko, Ryndon, hardware stores, fuel stations, groceries, feed stores, and supplies without spending all day on the road. That balance is hard to find with larger acreage properties. --- Why should I buy now? Land beside BLM acreage keeps getting harder to find, especially at low monthly payments like this. More buyers are searching for land where they can spread out, become more self-reliant, and have room to live differently. Waiting often means paying more later. This property gives you room for gardens, livestock, outdoor living, and quiet nights beside thousands of acres of open Nevada country. A place where a man can work with his hands. A place where the nights stay quiet. A place where there is still room left to breathe. Send Message green button or call me now 507.476.4565.