Property ID: 1074
$197/Month Buys Your First 10 Acres
Elko County, Nevada
10
Open Space District
Investment, Hunting, Recreation
Description
Start Your Land Owning Journey for Just $197 a MonthTraditional investing feels out of reach, but you can own 10 acres of real land today without breaking the bank. Picture standing on your own 10 acres of high-desert land, feeling the mountain breeze, and knowing this belongs to you. You do not need a massive bank account to start building real wealth. For just $197 a month, you can secure a permanent piece of the American West. It is a simple, low-risk way to beat inflation and leave a lasting legacy for your children. We cut out the corporate red tape so you can become a landowner today with zero hassle.Main Highlights• Bordering government land: Instant access to over 10,000 extra acres of open space.• Double your size: A neighboring parcel is available if you want to expand to 20 acres.• No investment stress: Skip the confusing stock market for a real asset you can touch.• Fast and simple buying: Low friction process means you own it almost immediately.Area HighlightsElko County is a place where hard work still means something. This raw acreage sits in a booming area of Nevada supported by strong local mining and ranching industries, ensuring your investment has great long-term growth potential. Investors love this region because property taxes are low and land values stay steady. You get the ultimate privacy for weekend off-grid camping now, while the local economy works to build your equity for the future. Reach out now to learn how easy it is to lock in this parcel before land prices rise again.• Strong local economy: Backed by steady regional industries.• Low holding costs: Minimal yearly taxes make long-term investing affordable.• True off-grid freedom: Perfect for private camping or storage.Distance to Major CitiesOnly 45 minutes from downtown Elko, and 3 hours from Salt Lake City—perfectly positioned for future growth while staying completely peaceful.
Location
1074
N/A
Ryndon
Nevada
89801
Elko County
41.07113152033176, -115.41174226451326
NW:41.07221, -115.41309 NE:41.07190, -115.41056 SW:41.07032, -115.41289 SE:41.07004, -115.41034
1. The "Ryndon Connection" (Minutes Away) Ryndon Gas & Grocery: This is your primary hub. For a homesteader, it’s the place for quick fuel runs, propane, and basic supplies without the 25-minute drive into Elko. The Ryndon Store & Bar: This serves as the unofficial community center. It’s where you meet other people living off-grid in the area to talk about road conditions, well depths, and local news. 2. The Humboldt River (Natural Resource) The property is located north of the Humboldt River. While your land is high and dry, having the river nearby is a huge draw for homesteaders interested in local ecology, seasonal fishing, and exploring the riparian habitats that support local wildlife. 3. Ruby Mountains & Lamoille Canyon (The "Backyard") You are roughly 30-40 minutes from the Ruby Mountains. Known as the "Alps of Nevada," this area is vital for homesteaders for high-altitude recreation, but also for sourcing firewood (with permits) and enjoying a cooler climate during the peak of summer. Lamoille Canyon: Offers incredible hiking and alpine lakes, providing a massive contrast to the high-desert landscape of your 20 acres. 4. Elko’s "Big City" Resources (20-25 Minutes) Unlike the very remote parts of the county, this location allows for a "hybrid" homesteading life where you can still hold a job or run errands in Elko easily. Western National Stockman: A critical resource for anyone planning to keep livestock or horses near Ryndon. Home Depot & Walmart: Having these within a 20-minute drive is a massive advantage for someone building their own cabin or fence. It saves thousands in delivery fees and hours of travel time compared to more remote parcels. 5. Adventure & Public Land (Right Next Door) Direct BLM Access: Since your land borders public land, your "backyard" effectively extends for miles. This is a dream for homesteaders who want to hunt, forage, or explore on ATVs without ever having to load their gear onto a trailer.
Property Specifics
007-12N-025
11.73
No
0
Property Characteristics
10
5,480 ft - 5,500 ft (20 ft difference)
BLM
Access Through BLM
Approx: 660 x 660
Building Information
READ THIS: We are not the Planning & Zoning department and while we try to answer common questions about what the property can be used for, we can't provide a yes or no answer for every circumstance. Below we provide helpful contact information to complete due diligence. Revival Properties or its affiliates make no warranty or guarantee, either expressed or implied relative to usability, the exact location, desirability, or usefulness of the properties or boundary lines of the properties. Buyer is solely responsible for determining the condition of the property, the physical aspects of the land, its geographical location, accessibility, and correct acreage. All information contained herein is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer is required to complete Buyer's own due diligence prior to purchasing any property from Revival Properties or its affiliates.
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OS (Open Space District) - Elko
4-2-1: OS, OPEN SPACE DISTRICT: The open space exclusive district is intended to provide protection for agricultural areas from urban development of residential subdivisions, and to serve as an open space area around the more intensive urban uses of the county of Elko. Noncommercial seasonal recreation activities not requiring fixed improvements including hunting, fishing, camping, horseback riding, ball games, archery, picnicking, snowmobiling, skiing and similar uses allowed. (Ord. 1975-A, 3-5-1975, eff. 4-1-1975) (A) Permitted Uses: The following principal uses are permitted in the OS district provided there is full compliance with the definition of agriculture: 1. Botanical conservatory. 2. Field and truck crops. 3. Orchards and vineyards. 4. Nurseries and greenhouses. 5. Crop drying. 6. Dairies and the processing of dairy products. 7. Animal breeding and raising, including horses, swine, sheep, goats, cattle, rabbits and similar animals. 8. Aviary. 9. Riding academies and stables. 10. Poultry raising, eggs and hatcheries. 11. Hay and straw sale and storage. 12. Pasture. 13. Livestock ranches. 14. Vegetable or flower farms. 15. Necessary housing for farm workers whose employment is necessary to agricultural operations conducted on the same parcel of land. 16. Apiary (beehives). 17. Home occupations. 18. Family cemetery. See section 4-8-14 of this title. (Ord. 1975-A, 3-5-1975, eff. 4-1-1975; amd. Ord. 1993-U, 1-6-1994, eff. 1-24-1994; Ord. 2002-H, 8-8-2002, eff. 9-11-2002) (B) Conditional Uses: The following are conditional uses in the OS district, permitted only when authorized by the planning commission: 1. Recreational lodge. 2. Church. 3. School, attendance at which satisfies the requirements of the compulsory education laws of the state. 4. Utility or public service facility, when operating requirements necessitate its location within the district. 5. Park, playground or community recreation area operated by a governmental agency or nonprofit community organization. 6. Golf course. 7. Permanent farm labor camp. 8. Bed and breakfast. 9. One guesthouse per parcel. (Ord. 1975-A, 3-5-1975, eff. 4-1-1975; amd. Ord. 1993-U, 1-6-1994, eff. 1-24-1994; Ord. 2015-07, 4-1-2015, eff. 4-17-2015) (C) Accessory Uses: Subject to the above provisions, uses customarily incidental to any of the listed permitted uses may be maintained, and specifically the following: 1. Residence of the owner, owners, lessee or lessor of the kind upon which use is conducted. 2. Residence of bona fide employees. 3. Approved incidental uses pertaining to conditional uses when authorized by the planning commission. 4. All necessary farm storage, administration or other buildings or enclosures customarily required for the efficient operation of any of the permitted uses. (Ord. 1975-A, 3-5-1975, eff. 4-1-1975) (D) Minimum Parcel Size: The minimum parcel size of land in an open space zoning district shall be one-sixteenth (1/16) of a cadastral survey section or forty (40) acres. No parcel shall have an average width of less than five hundred feet (500'). (Ord. 06-2010, 8-5-2010, eff. 9-10-2010) (E) Yards: The minimum requirements for yards shall be as follows: Front yard 50 feet Rear yard 30 feet Side yard 20 feet (Ord. 1975-A, 3-5-1975, eff. 4-1-1975)
https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/elkocountynv/latest/elkocounty_nv/0-0-0-1114
Livestock - Permitted Shipping Container - Permitted Sheds - Permitted Density - The minimum parcel size in an open space zoning district is one-sixteenth (1/16) of a cadastral survey section or forty (40) acres. No parcel can have an average width of less than 500 feet. Produce - Permitted Kennel - Only for personal use and not commercial, boarding, training or breeding Time Limits to Build - Building permits are good for 180 days after issuance and are extended another 180 days after each required inspection. Tiny homes - Permitted
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes - With Permit
Yes
Yes
No
Once Loan Paid or Cash
No
Allowable Uses
28 Days in one place or you need to move your RV around the lot. If you want to live in the RV you will need a septic
Yes
Yes - 28 Days in one place or you need to move your RV around the lot.
Yes
Yes
Camping, Sightseeing, Stargazing, Off Grid, Homesteading, Animals, Drone Racing, Solar Harvesting, Shooting, Wind Harvesting, Rockhounding, Hunting, Camping
Water
None
Would need to drill a well or haul water
Yes
Yes
Yes
Sewer, Septic or Other
No
Yes
Electricity
Available
Solar or Generator
Contact Zoning & Planning
Yes
Yes
Gas
No
Yes
Flexible plans for your needs
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