NVPT-3001

Elko County, Nevada

If you have been waiting for the ranch of your dreams, then look no further! With incredible views of Pilot Mountain and a panoramic sky that would make a postcard jealous, you have found your own home away from it all! Here is where the "Big Country" starts!

Parcel Size (Approximate):  

59.5 ACRES

Location:

South of Montello, Nevada

TERMS:

Terms as listed on this site

Power:

Nearby

Phone:

Nearby

Water:

Well Water- you must drill your own, no guarantee of success by seller

Sewer \ Septic:

Septic-you must install

Roads:

By County Access (Pilot road), Dirt road to property

Taxes:

$77.51 per year and current

Time-Limit To Build:

None

Dues:

None

Terrain:

Level throughout with slight slope with an elevation of roughly 4,800 feet.

Zoning:

None

Additional Notes:

Assessors Parcel Number:075-009-084 Legal Description: That part of Section 21, T 37 N, R 69 E., MDB & M, Elko County, Nevada.

Directions/Details:

ELKO - COUNTY SEAT: ELKO, NEVADA is the county seat located in the northeastern part of the state and is one of the countries largest counties. It's about 280 miles east of Reno, Nevada and 235 miles to Salt Lake City, Utah. Founded as a railroad-promoted town site and railhead for the White Pine mines in 1869, Elko has served for generations now as the provincial capital of a cattle ranching empire-embracing parts of four states. Fifty years ago Lowell Thomas called Elko "the last real cowtown in the American West," and until about ten years ago that was still a good thumbnail description. In the decade from 1980 (when population stood at about 10,000 people? city size by Nevada standards) to 1990, the population had almost doubled and in one hectic twelve month period beginning in July 1986, Elko's population increased by 21 percent. This growth is spread across the city, and across many square miles of countryside to the south where Spring Valley was developed in the 1970s, but it is most evident on Elko's east end. Here a bright, new district anchored by shopping centers and the Red Lion Casino counterbalances the old city center to the west, built a century and a quarter ago along both sides of the railroad depot and switching yard

Contact & Payment Information:

Email:

nvsales@pridentexasland.com

Phone:

(817) 685-8980

Payment Options:

Payment Options: We accept cashier checks, money orders, and electronic ACH draft from your checking account for the payment of the installment contract.

All contracts, closing papers, maps, and information will be sent via FedEx to you upon receipt of payment.

Special Notices:

Disclaimers:

Pictures(s) may or may not be of specific property but as considered representative of the general area. All properties are sold "as-is". Prospective purchasers are urged to examine and research all properties prior to buying. All information contained in this listing page has come from reliable sources and is accurate to the best of our knowledge. We make no guarantee expressed or implied as to the location, condition, accessibility, terrain, build ability or information contained in this listing. We do guarantee free and clear title with no liens or encumbrances to every property that we sell. Title is conveyed via warrantee deed on all straight-sale properties. Title is conveyed via land-sales contract on all purchase and assumed properties. Once your property is paid for in full, your property will be deeded to you via warrantee deed. All sales contracts are assumable, no pre-payment penalties. Please allow 14 days for execution and delivery of all paperwork.

Terms and Conditions: Contact Seller for Price!

Thank you for your interest in this property!