Build Your Desert Retreat in Elko Co, Nevada!
$1,800
Current Bid
BidProwl Summary
This is a 0.076-acre vacant desert lot in Elko County, Nevada with minimal monthly taxes under $2, located near the Ruby Mountains and US-93 highway. Land speculators and small investors typically target high-desert parcels like this for long-term appreciation, recreational use, or resale in emerging markets. Before bidding, contact Elko County planning to verify buildability constraints, water/utility access, and whether the parcel meets minimum lot size requirements for residential construction.
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Description from HiBid
Parcel ID: 022-011-028
Legal Description: TOBAR TOWN FILE 1852; LOT 28, BLOCK 11
Acre: 0.076
State: Nevada
County: Elko
Taxes: Under $2 per month
Approximate Coordinates: 40.891917,-114.895583
Elko County, in northeast Nevada, brings the drama of the high desert into vivid reality with its unspoiled nature, breathtaking vistas of the ruggedly beautiful Ruby Mountains, and its rich western history.
This scenic parcel is surrounded by mountain peaks. To name a few, Hole in the Mountain Peak, Soldier Peak, and Verdi Peak are just to its west; Little Cedar Mountain is just north and Spruce Mountain is just south. This is parcel is also just a short distance to US-93, also known as Great Basin Highway.
Elko County is a hub of Wild West spirit, and this land presents an opportunity to invest in a region of rich culture and potential. The area is home to the annual National Basque Festival, a nod to the history and culture that brought sheepherding to the region. With its vast size, stunning scenery, and convenient location, this land is an ideal investment for those seeking a peaceful retreat or to develop a property according to their own vision.
Today, visitors can explore Nevada's roots in mining, ranching, and native culture with a stop at the Northeastern Nevada Museum, Western Folklife Center or the Sherman Station Visitor's Center. Don't forget to take a tour to see firsthand one of the areas many gold rush ghost towns.
Don't let this opportunity pass you by!
NOTE: The bidder is responsible for determining from the county planning department whether or not a suitable structure can be constructed on the lot.
