Unnamed Road , Elko, NV 89801(Elko County)

* Close to town, far from the noise you get peace but stores are nearby

* Power runs close easier to build when you're ready

* Simple process we talk, you decide, it's done

* Standing on Your Own Ground

* Let me walk you through what this land actually is.

Property Highlights:

* Electricity Nearby: Power post along Panaca Street (1.2 miles away) Contact NV Energy for details

Flexible Payments: Affordable monthly options

* Outdoor Activities: Perfect for hiking, biking, off-roading, and camping under the wide desert sky

What This Land Actually Is

Okay, let me tell you about this place.

Spring Creek's just outside Elko in northeastern Nevada. High desert. You know the kind. Air's clean and thin. Sky goes on forever. Makes you realize how small you actually are. But in a good way.

This property's 1.13 acres of rolling ground. Not steep where you're gonna break your ankle walking around. Not all torn up with rocks and gullies. Just open land with sagebrush scattered around and views that just... go. You can see the Ruby Mountains to the south when it's clear. They rise up all jagged and catch the morning light. Pretty spectacular if I'm being honest.

Getting to the land? Easy. Dirt roads lead in. They're not paved or anything, but they're solid. You don't need some crazy lifted truck. Regular vehicle gets you there fine. It's good Nevada dirt that holds up. Rain doesn't turn it into a soup bowl. Snow doesn't make it impossible.

Now, 1.13 acres. That gives you real room. Not like those city lots where you can literally touch your neighbor's house from your driveway. This is room to park an RV and actually spread out. Room to plan a cabin down the road if that's what you're thinking. Room to let your dog run without worrying about it. Let the kids go wild and explore and get dirty and just be kids, you know?

The dirt's what you'd expect out here. Packed. Some rocks mixed in. Sagebrush and juniper growing here and there. It's not Iowa where you're planting corn. But it's good land. You need to dig a hole for a post? Ground won't fight you too hard. Want to put in a little driveway? Dirt cooperates.

Spring Creek's maybe 10 minutes away. Small place. But it's got what you need. Grocery store. Gas. Post office. People there mostly work in Elko or the mines or ranching. They mind their business. But they'll stop if your truck's broke down. That's just how folks are out here.

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Elko itself? Fifteen minutes tops. Real town. Walmart. Hardware stores for when you need stuff. Medical clinic. Schools if you got kids. So you're not totally cut off from civilization. But you're also not stuck in traffic or hearing sirens at two in the morning or dealing with all that city nonsense. You get what you need without all the headaches.

Weather runs through all four seasons. Winters get cold. You'll see snow. Not bury-your-house snow, but enough to make everything pretty. Springs are windy and things green up a bit. Summers? Hot and dry. Falls are cool and clear. If you like actual seasons, this is it.

Power runs nearby. So if you're thinking about building someday, you're not starting from absolute zero. Water's different. You'd need a well or you haul it in. That's just how high desert works. Most folks do one or the other. Extra step, yeah. But the trade-off? Nobody's telling you what color your shed can be. No HOA Karen sending you nasty letters about your yard. Just you and your land.

Standing on this property, you can see for miles. Every direction. Valley spreads out. Mountains frame it all. Sky's so big it makes whatever was stressing you out feel... smaller. Less important.

You could be out there next month. Sitting on your own ground. Sun going down behind the hills. Beer or coffee, whatever you want. Just knowing it's yours. That feeling's worth something, you know?

What You Can Do Out Here

Spring Creek and Elko County... there's a lot to do if you like being outside.

You hunt? This is good for that. Mule deer everywhere. Antelope too. Elk come through depending where they're heading and what season it is. You gotta check Nevada's rules and draw tags and all that. But the animals are here. People drive from other states to hunt these hills. You could just walk out your back door.

Fishing's close. Humboldt River winds through the valley. Not some huge thing, but it's got trout. Reservoirs nearby too. People catch bass and catfish. And here's the thing you won't be standing elbow-to-elbow with crowds. Most days it's just you and the water.

Hiking? Man, it's wide open. BLM land everywhere. Public ground where you can walk all day and never hit a fence. Never see a "no trespassing" sign. Bring water. Bring a GPS. But if you need to clear your head, just walk until you feel better. Ruby Mountains are close enough for a day trip. Lamoille Canyon's beautiful if you've never seen it. Steep walls. Cold creeks. Aspens that turn gold in fall. Really something.

Off-roading? Trails are endless around here. ATVs, dirt bikes, side-by-sides, Jeeps, whatever. People run them all over. Terrain changes from flat valley to rocky ridges. You could spend years exploring and still find new spots.

Spring Creek's got this community vibe. Park. School. People know each other. It's not fancy. But it's real. You can be part of that if you want. Or keep to yourself. Both work.

Elko's got more happening. College. Museums. They do this Cowboy Poetry Gathering every January and people come from everywhere. It's cool. Mix of old ranching stuff and new ideas. You can get good food. See a movie. Grab what you need and head back to your land.

Winter? Mountains get snow. Some folks snowmobile. Others just enjoy how quiet everything gets. It's peaceful. Ruby Mountains get this white coat and they just glow in the morning sun.

But spring and fall? Those are the sweet spots. Perfect temps. Everything greens up when the snow melts or the summer heat breaks. Wildflowers pop up in random places. Air smells clean. Those are the times you remember why you wanted land.

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You're not buying land in the middle of absolute nowhere. You're buying a base, you know? Home spot. Somewhere to come back to. A place to build something on your timeline. And when you need stuff or want a break, Spring Creek and Elko are right there.

Questions You're Probably Asking

Can I actually afford this?

Yeah. You can. That's the whole point.

$97 down. $97 a month for 72 months. Total's $7,081. Want to just pay it all now? Saves you money $5,797 and you're done.

No credit check. No bank. No loan guy looking at your file and shaking his head. We're not trying to make this hard. We're trying to help regular people get land.

If you can set aside less than a hundred bucks a month, you're good. And come on most people blow more than that on stuff they don't even remember. Subscriptions they forgot to cancel. Eating out. Whatever. This is something real. Something that lasts.

How's buying it work?

Simple. Really.

You reach out. We talk. Phone or messages, whatever works. I answer your questions. You look at the map, see where it is. Maybe drive out and walk around if you want.

Then we write up a simple agreement. Nothing crazy. You pay your down payment. We send you the paperwork. You start making monthly payments.

When it's paid off? Land's yours. Free and clear. Nobody can take it.

No tricks. No surprises later. Just a straight deal. You want land. I help you get it. That's it.

Can I build on it?

Probably yeah. But check first.

Elko County's got rules. Not as bad as city stuff, but they're there. You'd wanna talk to the county about permits if you're building a house or cabin or whatever.

Lot of people start with an RV. Live in that while they figure out their next move. Some build later. Some never build, just camp. Your land. Your call.

Just do your homework before you start building anything permanent. Call the county. Ask questions. I can point you the right direction, but you gotta confirm what you need.

Is this good for off-grid?

Can be. But you gotta know what you're getting into.

You'd handle your own water and power. Unless you hook into the grid. Solar works great out here. Tons of sun. Nothing blocking it. Lots of people run on solar.

Well for water, but drilling costs money. Few thousand maybe, depending how deep they go. Some people haul water till they can afford a well. Works fine.

Septic's doable if you're building something permanent.

So it's not plug-and-play. You can't just show up and everything works. But people live off-grid all over out here. If you're willing to learn and put in work, you can do it.

Why buy now?

Because it won't sit here forever.

I've seen this too many times. Someone finds something they like. They think about it. Wanna sleep on it. Come back a week later and it's gone. Someone else bought it.

Prices go up. Good parcels get bought. The ones with easy access, decent size, low payments? Those go first. Every time.

You're reading this right now. It's available right now. But tomorrow? Next week? I can't promise.

If it feels right, don't wait. Worst case? We talk and it's not a fit. Fine. Best case? You own land by end of the month.

What if I wanna see it first?

Do it. I would too.

Drive out. Walk around. Sit there for a bit. Bring your family. See if it feels right.

Map link gets you close. Need better directions once you're there? Call me.

Some people buy without seeing it. Price makes sense. They trust it. Other people need to see it first. Touch the dirt. Both ways work. You do what feels right.

What if I can't make a payment?

Life happens. I get it.

Truck breaks. Medical bill shows up. Work slows down. Kid needs something. Whatever.

If you're gonna miss a payment, just call me. Don't ghost. Call me.

We'll figure it out. Push it back. Adjust the schedule. Whatever. I'm not trying to take land back. I'm trying to help people own it. Communication fixes most problems. Just talk to me and we'll work it out.

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This Is Your Shot

You've been thinking about this for a while. Maybe a long while. Saving when you can. Dreaming about your own place.

Maybe you're tired of renting. Watching money disappear every month with nothing to show for it. Landlords who don't fix stuff. Or they sell and suddenly you gotta move. Again. Neighbors through thin walls. Being told you can't have a dog. Can't paint. Can't do anything.

This changes that. Not with some huge complicated thing. Just $97 and a decision.

This land won't make you rich. Let's be real. But it gives you something better. Freedom.

Freedom to build when you want. Freedom to camp without paying someone for a campsite. Freedom to sit and think without traffic and noise and someone complaining about your grass. Freedom to let your kids actually run around and be kids. Freedom to try that thing you've been putting off because you didn't have space.

1.13 acres in Spring Creek, Nevada. $97 down. $97 a month. No bank. No credit check. Just land. Your land.

I've helped a lot of people get their own ground. You know who's happiest? The ones who didn't wait. They called. Asked questions. Maybe drove out. Then decided.

Now they've got something real. Something solid. Nobody can take it. They send me pictures sometimes. Their RV out there. Kids playing. Garden growing. Cabin going up.

You can be one of those people.

This land's here now. But it won't wait forever. Someone else is looking. Someone else is thinking about it. Someone might call tomorrow.

Don't be that person who calls next week asking if it's still there and I gotta say "sorry, sold yesterday.

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Let's get you on your own land.