Nevada High Mountain Residential Trees Creek Land for Sale

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NEVADA HIGH COUNTRY MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE NEAR ELY

Come Find Your Freedom on this beautiful high mountain 7.60 Ac residential land for sale near Ely, NV in White Pine County. Pretty much everyone who calls me is looking for a parcel similar to this one. Guarded by Camel Peak at 10,088 Ft to the West in the Humboldt National Forest and Cleve Creek Baldy Peak at 10,938 Ft in the High Schells Wilderness to the East, You will find Your High Mountain Hideaway to disappear from the rat race in the cities. There are very few privately held parcels in this region of Nevada, especially one of this caliber. You will find yourself surrounded by Mother Nature, Wilderness, Quaking Aspen trees, rock outcroppings, mountains and 905 Ft of Steptoe Creek Frontage, running along the entire Eastern parcel line and County Road 29/Success Summit Road. Whether you are looking to get away on the weekends, wanting to build your dream cabin in the high country or looking to build your family legacy with land, this is the parcel for you. The 360 degree views are amazing and some of your closest neighbors will be Rocky Mountain Elk, as this area is home the the largest elk herd in Nevada. Parcels like this in Nevada only come up for sale once in a generation, if you are lucky. It doesn’t matter how you contact me, just do it fast, as this one sure shouldn’t last long.

BIG GAME HUNTING, SMALL GAME HUNTING, RECREATION, CAMPING, MOUNTAINEERING, HIKING, PREPPERS HIDEOUT, FISHING, WILDERNESS, US FOREST SERVICE, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT & PUBLIC LANDS.

HIGH SCHELLS WILDERNESS (USDA/USFS PUBLIC LANDS)

The Schell Creek Range contains some of the most dramatic scenery in Eastern Nevada. There are many high peaks over 11,500 ft. with stark windswept ridges. Deep canyons and remote valleys flow from these high ridges, with dramatic limestone cliffs and vast stands of aspen. Ancient Bristlecone pines and equally impressive Limber Pines are present in the higher elevation forests. Opportunities for solitude and primitive recreation abound. Hikers and horseback riders can enjoy the primitive trails and backcountry skiers explore this area in the winter. This mountain range supports diverse wildlife and is an important North-South corridor of uninterrupted wild land. This area is also home to the largest Elk herd in the state of Nevada.

GREAT BASIN NATIONAL PARK (USDOI PUBLIC LANDS)

One of the darkest skies in the United States… Recognized by the International Dark Sky Association as an International Dark Sky Park in 2016, Great Basin National Park is home to some of the least polluted and clearest night skies in the contiguous United States. The International Dark Sky Association has recognized that Great Basin provides distinguished and significant opportunities to experience dark nights. We protect our pristine nighttime environment for scientific, recreational, and cultural values. On a clear, summer moonless night, endless spectacles dazzle your eyes. Thousands of stars, bright planets, star clusters, artificial satellites, meteors, the Andromeda Galaxy, and the spectacular arc of the Milky Way are visible by the naked eye from nearly anywhere in the park.

GPS COORDINATES

North Corner: 39.2353, -114.6844;

South Corner: 39.2327, -114.6844;

East Corner: 39.2333, -114.682.

LOCATION 

-3 Mi to Cave Creek Reservoir & Campground;

-17 Mi to Ely, NV;

-24 Mi to Elko, NV;

-21 Mi to Ely, NV Airport;

-69 Mi to Lehman Caves/Great Basin National Park;

-150 Mi to Delta, UT.

PROPERTY INFORMATION

County: White Pine County, Nevada;

Acres: +/-7.60; APN: 010-900-01;

Elevation: 8,040 – 8,200 Ft;

Zoning: Residential;

Land Use: 120 – Vacant – Single Family Residential (SFR);

Electricity: None/Off-The-Grid;

Water: A well will be needed;

Water Rights – Well Needed – 1800 Gallons Per Day from a Domestic Well;

Septic: A septic system will be needed;

Roads: Gravel and dirt;

Time Limit to Build: None;

Yearly Taxes: $442.24 – Ad Valorem Tax Rate: 3.66%;

Nevada Dept. of Wildlife Big Game Management Area: 111;

Mineral Rights Owned: All Mineral Rights have been reserved by 3rd parties;

Type of Terrain: Level, Varied, Sloped, Gentle, Steep, Meadows, Trees & Creek.