40 Acres with Stunning Ruby Mountain Views

Escape the crowds and own your own piece of the American West. This 40-acre parcel in Elko County offers wide-open space, spectacular mountain views, and endless opportunities for recreation, camping, hunting, off-grid living, or long-term investment. Positioned in the heart of northeastern Nevada, the property features sweeping views of the Ruby Mountains and East Humboldt Range, providing a dramatic backdrop that changes with every season. The area is known for its rugged beauty, abundant wildlife, dark night skies, and miles of public land to explore. Whether you're seeking a private recreational retreat, a future homesite, a hunting basecamp, or simply a tangible investment in Nevada land, this property offers the freedom and space that are becoming increasingly difficult to find. With no liens, no back taxes, and annual property taxes of less than $40, ownership is simple and affordable. Property Details APN: 006-34A-005 County: Elko County, Nevada Acreage: 40 Acres Annual Property Taxes: $37.48 Terrain: Gently rolling desert landscape with native brush Elevation: Approximately 5,9606,020 feet Views: Panoramic desert scenery and outstanding Ruby Mountain views Approximate Dimensions: 1,330 feet x 1,400 feet School District: Elko County School District Access Road Access: Coal Mine Canyon Road Road Surface: Dirt Jurisdiction: County-maintained area Because rural roads and mapping services occasionally vary, buyers should use the GPS coordinates provided to navigate the final approach to the parcel. GPS Coordinates Center of Property: 41.12285, -115.61100 Corner Coordinates: NE: 41.1246, -115.6084 SE: 41.1210, -115.6084 SW: 41.1211, -115.6136 NW: 41.1247, -115.6135 Location Highlights Interstate 80: Easy regional access Elko, NV: Approximately 25 miles / 35 minutes Wells, NV: Approximately 20 minutes Salt Lake City, UT: Approximately 230 miles / 3 hours 20 minutes Nearest Gas Station: Approximately 12 miles Nearby Attractions Kingdom of Kushti Northeastern Nevada Museum Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway Wild Horse State Recreation Area Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the area's hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, ATV exploration, camping, and access to vast public lands throughout northeastern Nevada. Zoning & Land Use (Buyer to verify all information with Elko County) Zoning: Open Space District Potential Uses Include: Single-family residence Agricultural use Recreational property Storage buildings and related outbuildings Off-grid living Recreational Use Camping permitted (up to 28 days annually without septic) RV use permitted (same 28-day limitation without septic) Housing Options Single-Family dwellings Mobile homes allowed Tiny homes allowed Short-term rentals permitted Utilities Water: Well or alternative water system required Sewer: Septic system required Electric: Contact Wells Rural Electric or utilize solar power Gas: Propane available through local providers Waste Disposal: Private hauler or Elko landfill Utility Considerations The property is located in a rural area where off-grid living is common. No visible power lines are located nearby, making solar power, battery storage, and propane practical options for many owners. Property Advantages 40 Acres of Nevada land Beautiful Ruby Mountain views No liens No back taxes Extremely low annual taxes Camping and RV use allowed Mobile homes and tiny homes permitted Excellent recreational and investment potential Owner Financing: Available with $8000 down and $280 per month. If you've been looking for an affordable large-acreage property with spectacular views, privacy, and room to create your own vision, this Nevada parcel deserves a closer look. Important Information Only the county has the final say on what can or cannot be done with a property, and that rules may change or different employees may give different answers. Buyer should complete all necessary due diligence to confirm the Property is suitable for Buyers intended use. This includes checking with the county, utility providers, or other third parties about: Zoning rules and restrictions; Legal and physical access, including any costs or requirements; Availability and cost of utilities (water, sewer/septic, electricity, gas/propane, phone, cable, solar, generators, etc.); Permits and fees; Property taxes or association dues; Soil or ground conditions; Surveys to verify boundaries; Any other government requirements or related costs