The story
- Thirteen acres of land providing significant privacy and recreational potential
- Detached 24x28 metal garage with space for a tractor
- Self-sufficient infrastructure including a private well and propane backup
- Direct access to expansive BLM land for outdoor exploration
- Full unfinished basement offering versatile space for customization
Escape the ordinary and claim your own slice of the Sierra Nevada high country. Tucked away at 5,400 feet elevation on approximately 22 acres across two parcels, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home offers the kind of privacy, land, and self-sufficient infrastructure that's increasingly hard to find, all within reach of Reno. Built in 1989 with a classic cabin style, the home features wood paneling, a cozy pellet stove as the primary heat source, swamp cooler, and a full unfinished basement running the length of the house with cement flooring, utilities, and overhead lighting. The wraparound deck connects the front of the home to the sides and provides kitchen access, a natural gathering spot surrounded by mature trees and gorgeous views. The property is built for independence: a 313(approx) foot deep well delivers excellent pressure and strong water output, and a 200 gallon propane tank supports the furnace as backup heat. The detached 2 car metal garage (24x28, built 2016) features a cement floor and is large enough to house a tractor, which conveys with the property. A small greenhouse rounds out the usable outbuildings. With BLM land bordering the property on multiple sides, your privacy is protected and your recreational backyard is virtually unlimited. Whether you're envisioning a quiet off grid retreat, a hobby farm, or the foundation for a modern mountain compound, the bones and the land are here. Come see what's possible.
