Just minutes outside of Elko and Spring Creek in Northern NV, this rare property in Last Chance Ranch offers hilltop views and seclusion with the convenience of great access to all of your outdoor adventures.  Click Here for Directions

The terrain has a lot of character with varied elevation, boasting gorgeous views of Lamoille Canyon, the Ruby Mountains, and the town of Elko.  Elevation climbs towards the center of the property with gently rolling to sloping terrain, giving spacious views and your own playground for recreational use.  This property allows you to build high or low, camp under the stars, and/or bring your toys to ride around… you can do it all here.  Last Chance Ranch is well-spread out community, giving you privacy but not complete isolation.  With convenient access to 227 and I-80, you’ll find a variety of wildlife in the area and plenty of nature to explore.  While this is a platted subdivision, there are no recorded covenants or restrictions for it.  Additionally, there is no Owner’s Association governing this region, and hence, no annual dues or time limits on building associated with land ownership here.

You can camp on this property, live in an RV, build your tiny home, or bring a mobile or pre-manufactured home to this remote area with very few restrictions. The following are permitted:

• One Single Family Residence
• Camp on the property for 28 days at a time
• Live in an RV on this property as long as it is connected to an approved septic system
• Mobile and Pre-Manufactured Homes

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Elko County offers multiple outdoor adventures where you can camp, hunt, fish, and so much more.  The small town of Spring Creek is just 12.4 miles where you’ll find a charming community with all of the basic necessities.  Need a little city life?  Take a quick drive to Elko for plenty of restaurants, a golf course, post office, airport, and a Walmart.  Known for its Cowboy and mining culture as well as artistic heritage, there is no shortage of events like the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering and National Basque Festival.  Head to the Ruby Mountains, likened to the Swiss alps with its steep peaks that reach upwards 11,000ft and has vast glacier-formed canyons in the Lamoille canyon.  You can spend the day venturing out but then have a peaceful base to come back to.

Visiting the Property:  We are not real estate agents and we actually own the properties we have for sale.  We run a self-service setup which means you are welcome to go view the property on your schedule and at your leisure.  We only ask that you do so during daylight hours.  We have provided everything you need in the listing, including GPS coordinates of the four corners of the property and a Google Maps link so you can plug in directions to take you right to the property.  Land id™ (formerly MapRight) is a great tool we provide to help you locate and walk the property.  Click here to learn how to use Land id™ App.  It’s free to download and you don’t need to register.  When you’re ready to visit the property, contact us and we will share the property map with you directly.

Access to the property is a maintained dirt road to an unmaintained silt/dirt road that would require four wheel drive at times.  The property can be reached from Imlay Ave on the West side, or Lund Ave on the East side.  See the Google Maps link and map photos for details on directions.

Notes from photographer:  These 40 acres are located atop a large hilltop between 5-10 minutes from Spring Creek’s shopping and schools.  There are two neighbors, each on either side (East and West) of the property just on the outlying property lines at the bottom of the hill.  With 360 views of both Elko and Spring Creek, this parcel is untouched and undeveloped.  Cell service was moderate to good at most times around the area.  The topography contains some slight cliffs, rocky areas, assorted pine shrubbery, and slow descents from the top of the property.