CRESCENT VALLEY NEVADA! A SEASONAL CREEK! YOUR 200-ACRE NEVADA ESCAPE Eureka County, Nevada • Wide-Open Space • Beautiful Mountain Views Discover ! Own your piece of America! APN: 005-340-30
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Yes, 200 Acres is now on the market in Eureka unrestricted land use with BLM, Seasonal Creek and Road Access! Don’t pass this one up! Get ready to build your next home!
WOW—A SEASONAL CREEK! YOUR 200-ACRE NEVADA ESCAPE Eureka County, Nevada • Wide-Open Space • Beautiful Mountain Views Discover ! Own your piece of America! APN: 005-340-30
Crescent Valley, Nevada.
Its biggest appeal is peaceful country living—wide-open scenery, mountain views, and room to enjoy a slower pace. It could be a good fit for someone who values privacy and the outdoors.
Reasons someone might enjoy living there:
- Quiet surroundings: Rural high-desert living with less traffic and beautiful mountain scenery. Eureka County
- Outdoor adventure: The surrounding region offers hiking, hunting, exploring, and fishing opportunities. Eureka County
- Small-community amenities: Crescent Valley has a community park with picnic shelters, barbecue facilities, a baseball diamond, and a playground, plus a local library. Eureka County
- A connection to nearby towns: It sits between Carlin and Battle Mountain, approximately 19 miles south of Interstate 80. crescentvalleynevada.com
For someone considering land there, the appeal is space to create a country home, enjoy the scenery, and spend more time outdoors. Before choosing a property for full-time living, check its road access, water, power, internet, and distance to everyday services.
Pricing:
No credit check
No income verification
Everyone qualifies
No realtor fees
Looking to save big? Put more down upfront or commit to a higher monthly payment and we'll give you a special deal that saves you thousands over the life of your agreement!
Buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct thorough due diligence before finalizing any property purchase. This includes researching property history, legal status, and any existing financial obligations. We highly recommend that buyers visit the property in person to assess its condition and suitability for their needs. Additionally, it is the buyer's responsibility to investigate whether there are any outstanding taxes or lien deficiencies associated with the property prior to making a purchase. This step is crucial to avoid any unforeseen financial burdens after the sale. Lastly, buyers have the freedom to select their own title company to facilitate the transaction, but please be aware that any associated costs will be the buyer's responsibility.