Mountain Retreat, Power, Stream

Ranch Description

Elko County, Nevada.

40 Acres (1,742,400 SQ FT - 40 Acres).

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Power at the land

50% Mineral rights

In a Gold Mining area

Seasonal Stream

Section is surrounded by BLM Land

Zoned Open Space Multiple Zoning allowances (see below)

Hunting on your land and the surrounding BLM land

Remote & Private

Low taxes: 2022 - Paid Current

Elko County, Nv 89801

Legal: Township 39 North, Range 58 East, M.D.B.&M. Section 19: Ne1/4Se1/4

Excepting Therefrom 50% of all minerals, royalties, mineral rights, mineral deposits, oil and gas and oil and gas rights, and coal, lying in and under said land, as reserved by Earl Edgar, doing business as Itcaina Livestock, and Delores Edgar, his wife, in deed recorded September 16, 1971, in Book 154, Page 101, Official Records of Elko County, Nevada.

Acres: 40 (1,742,400 Sq Ft)

Zoning: Os (Open Space)

Mineral Rights: Yes, Grantor Will Convey All His Mineral Rights Including: Coal, Oil, Gas, Gold, Silver, Copper, Zink, And Other Minerals Of Every Kind Or Nature Whatsoever Existing Upon, Beneath The Surface Of, Or Within The Land.

Access: Unmaintained Road (4 Wheel Drive Recommended)

Elect: Power Lines At Land (Sierra Pacific Power Company)

Water, Sewer: Off Grid - Average Water Depth 255 Ft

Additional Cost Factors to Consider For Drilling a Well:

Permits: to 00

Distance to House: 0 to Testing: to in Nevada: to (average price per foot)

Taxes: (2022) Paid Current

Deed: Will Transfer Title With Warranty Deed

Title: Free And Clear

Gps (Approximate):

Centroid: 41.2536865, -115.4719016

Corners:

Nw: 41.2555354, -115.4743120

Ne: 41.2555005, -115.4695006

Se: 41.2518369, -115.4694912

Sw: 41.2518735, -115.4743033

Price: With Down

Finance: Monthly Paid In 42 Months

Accept Payments:

Paypal, Direct Deposit, Cashiers Check, Bank Checks, Money Order, Personal Check, Zelle, Master Card, Visa, All Major Credit Cards

Zoning Allows:

Hunting

Fishing

Camping

Horseback Riding

Archery

Picnicking

Snowmobiling

Skiing

And Similar Uses

Allowed:

Horses

Swine

Sheep

Goats

Cattle

Rabbits

Allowed:

Field And Truck Crops

Orchards And Vineyards

Nurseries And Greenhouses

Crop Drying

Dairies

Aviary

Riding Academies And Stables

Eggs And Hatcheries

Pasture

Livestock Ranches

Vegetable Or Flower Farms

Apiary (Beehives)

Nevada's Population Grew 16.3% From The 2.7 Million In 2010 To 3,143,991 In 2021.

For Comparison, The Population In The Us Grew 7.3% During That Same Period.

Only 15% Of Land In This Area Available For Private Ownership, Making This A Great Investment.

This Is A Mountain Lot 4 Wheel Drive Recommended. It Is Surrounded By Public Land Allowing You The Opportunity For Limitless Recreational Opportunities Including Fishing, Hunting Rock Hounding, Wood Gathering, Snowmobiling, And Much More Including Mountain Climbing (All The Above Allowed On Your Own Land).

Elko County supports the rights of the people to travel over and through, state and federally managed lands, (Blm Land) for the lawful purposes of economic propriety, private necessity, recreation including, but not limited to, hunting, fishing, rock hounding, wood gathering, post cutting, and other activities such as snowmobiling & ATVing.

This Land Borders Blm Land

About Deeth:

Located near the intersection of Interstate 80 and Nevada State Route 230 in Elko County lies the tiny Nevada living ghost town of Deeth. While now just a small blip on the map with a population of only twenty-eight, Deeth like many Nevada ghost towns used to be more populated and boasted a hotel, saloon, water tower, and other businesses during its heyday. The post office remains operational, serving the tiny town and outlying ranching areas. Most people are unaware that this tiny Nevada living ghost town even exists. 40 Acres Deeth, NV (1,742,400 SQ FT - 40 Acres)