Property Attributes

County: Elko, NV

Parcel Number: 007-14A-003

Utilities: No electric. Any building would be off-grid. Would be well for water and septic for waste.

HOA: None

Hunting: Game Management Unit 073. This area is most well known for antelope, elk, deer, and occasionally moose.

Mineral Rights: No, mineral rights were separated from the surface estate long ago. 99.9% of properties don’t have them.

Zoning: Open Space District (OS): Agricultural as primary use and residential as accessory use

Nearest Towns / Cities: Elko NV (Pop. 21,000) 1hr 30 min, Wells NV (Pop. 1,200) 1 hr 30 min, Battle Mountain NV (Pop. 4,200) 2 hr 30 min, and West Westover, (Pop. 4,500) 2 hr 15 min

Nearest Major City & Airport: Salt Lake City, UT (Pop. 205,000) 4 hr; Reno, NV (Pop. 273,000), 5 hr 30 min

Taxes: $50 per year

Terrain: Level

Elevation: 5,760’ to 5,800’

Description

Escape off the grid with this expansive, open parcel tucked into the rugged high desert of northern Nevada. Featuring rolling sagebrush terrain, gentle draws, and staked boundary corners already in place, the property captures raw, undisturbed western landscapes with wide-open skies and zero light pollution. The property enjoys sweeping panoramic vistas, highlighted by rugged views of the Adobe Mountains to the west.

This land is built for ultimate solitude, wide-ranging outdoor recreation, and total self-reliance. It functions perfectly as a private seasonal basecamp for hunting, off-road exploration, or long-term land investment with no HOA restrictions holding you back. Bring your 4×4, set up your off-grid outpost, and take advantage of millions of surrounding public acres across Elko County for endless exploration.

Directions: Use Google Maps link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Sn89MkcuycexjKVR6

From here, the NW corner of the property is ½ mile to the east.  Use our maps and GPS coordinates for guidance.  

GPS

Adjacent to Public Lands – Your Gateway to the Outdoors!

This property offers a rare and highly desirable feature: it is 1/4 mile from over 1 million contiguous acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land. BLM land is managed by the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management, which oversees more than 245 million acres of public lands, primarily in the western United States. These lands are designated for multiple uses, including recreation, grazing, and wildlife habitat.

As a landowner adjacent to BLM property, you gain direct access to undeveloped areas where you can hike, camp, hunt, or simply enjoy the peace and solitude of nature — all without crossing another private parcel. Owning land that borders federally managed property not only gives you unmatched recreational access but also helps protect your privacy and preserve the natural character of your surroundings. Since public lands are unlikely to be developed, your views remain open and your connection to nature uninterrupted.

Whether you’re seeking a basecamp for outdoor adventures, a private retreat with room to roam, or a long-term investment with rare locational advantages, this parcel offers an opportunity few others can match.

Hunting

This property is in Game Management Unit 073. Antelope, elk, moose, and mule deer are found throughout the state, particularly in the Elko area. More info can be found here.

Nearby Attractions: Elko City – 1 hr 30 min

Northeastern Nevada’s largest town packs a visit of any length with a combination of epic outdoor action, artsy vibes, and hands-on history in ways few places can. Colorful murals blanket old brick buildings that house buckaroo bars, Basque food joints, art galleries, leather shops, museums, and more.

Nearby Attractions: Angel Lake – 1 hr and 45 min

Nearby Attractions: Wild Horse State Recreation Area – 1 hr 50 min

Nearby Attractions: Lamoille Canyon – 2 hr

Have questions? Ready to purchase?

Call or text Steve at 610-795-5517 or email us at steve@horizonlandsales.com. We pride ourselves on being responsive to the satisfaction of our customers and typically return all calls and messages within the hour. We’ll be happy to explain what to expect with the closing process and answer any questions.

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