Contact Sam Mills @ (714) 744-1581
Location / Description: Located south of existing homes in Battle Mountain to approximately 5 miles south of Battle Mountain & Interstate 80. This property is truly a part of the "OLD WEST". Battle Mountain was settled back in 1870 due to the discovery of Silver and the Trans-Continental Railroad being developed. This land has been a part of a cattle ranching operation for many years. It is best described as grazing land that is flat to slightly sloping terrain covered with desert sagebrush and grasses. This acreage is raw unimproved land without publicly maintained roads. Some utilities in the area or that cross part of the ranches, include electric, telephone and gas.
Use: Use the property to camp, hunt (rabbits & coyotes), hike, horseback ride, vacation, star gaze, build a residence/ranch, hold as an asset for future speculation purposes, or pass it on to the children/ grandchildren, or just to say you own a piece of the great American West, where Blue Skies and Majestic Clouds are common: As they say, "LAND; THEY AREN'T MAKING ANY MORE OF IT!!!
Zoning: The property is zoned Agricultural (A-3), which allows, AMONG OTHER USES, Single Family Dwellings (manufactured or permanent), Ranching, Farms- the raising on a commercial scale, poultry, rabbits, livestock, game ranches, commercial livestock operations, dairies, kennels, garden/tree nurseries and Dude/guest ranches. Building requirements/restrictions are set by governmental agencies and must be complied with. Contact Lander County for the requirements and restrictions on building and zoning.
Access: There is insurable / legal access from a public road. Although there is recorded access / easements / right of way across the lands, an actual road may or MAY NOT exist. If there is no road to the property, you have the right to blade/construct a road over/across the recorded easements.
View from the Ranch looking East
Property surveys: Parcels have been marked / staked as of August 2004 in Phase I, November 2005 in phase II, and August 2006 in phase III. The parcels in the ranch were all divided/created by a County Approved and Recorded Map. Although all of the parcels have been recently marked/staked, over the course of time the survey markers tend to become covered by dirt, overgrown with vegetation or maybe destroyed.
Water: The owner of the property has the right to drill a domestic water well (maximum useage 1800 gallons per day). NO ag / commercial water rights are available. Although we DO NOT guarantee the success of a well or the quality of water, based on the state published reports of wells drilled in the area it appears water is found around the 100 to 200 ft depth. For information, we suggest you contact well drillers that perform their services in that area. Please use the following link for detailed water information: Nevada Water District website.
View from the Ranch looking South / East
Mineral Rights: All Mineral Rights have been previously reserved by other owner(s)
Property Taxes: Property taxes are currently less than $200.00 per year for an entire 160 acre parcel, but may be subject to reassessment. Property tax calculations are fixed by Nevada state law.
View from the Ranch looking North
Battle Mountain: Known as “Nevada’s Cowboy Country” and “Gateway to Nevada’s Outback” was settled in 1870 due to a couple of important factors; the discovery of Silver in 1862, about 93 miles south of Battle Mountain and the Central Pacific Railroad announced in 1867, that the soon-to-be-constructed railroad tracks for the Transcontinental Railroad would follow the Humboldt River. Battle Mountain is the County Seat for Lander County and is a small town of about 3,000 people. Although small in size, they enjoy a variety of resources and activities throughout the area. Outdoor activities include big game and bird hunting, fishing, ATV & motocross track, race car track, mountain bike trail, state park, tennis courts, 9 hole golf course, livestock events center, (Rodeo’s are a mainstay), the World Famous Annual “World Human Powered Speed Challenge” held in September, The Annual Pony Express Open Road Car Race which is held in July of each year and the annual Lander County Fair.
View from the ranch looking South
TERMS OF SALE:
40 Acre parcels: Prices start at $24,995.00. The Down payment is flexible - So Submit!!! Payments are $249.00 per month with interest at 9.5% fixed.
80 Acre Parcels: Prices start at 39,995.00. The Down payment is flexible - So Submit!!! Payments are $399.00 per month with interest @ 9.50% fixed.
160 Acre Parcels: Prices start at 59,995.00. The Down payment is flexible - So Submit!!! Payments are $599.00 per month with interest @ 9.50% fixed.
THE SELLER IS FINANCING THESE PARCELS. THIS MEANS THERE ARE NO LENDERS TO DEAL WITH!!! ALL OF THE LOANS ARE FULLY AMORTIZED, (NO BALLOON PAYMENTS), NO PREPAYMENT PENALTIES, NO QUALIFYING. AND NO CREDIT CHECKS!!!! IF YOU HAVE A DESIRE TO OWN YOUR PIECE OF THE WEST- HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. ONCE THESE PARCELS ARE SOLD OUT, THIS OPPORTUNITY MAY BE GONE FOREVER!!!!
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