Looking for Freedom Living? Discover the wide-open spaces you’ve been dreaming of with this 14-acre property in beautiful Eureka, Nevada. Enjoy easy road access, breathtaking mountain and valley views, and the peace and privacy that only rural Nevada can offer. APN: 005-300-01

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Looking for Freedom Living? Look No Further!

Discover the wide-open spaces you’ve been dreaming of with this 13.88-acre property in beautiful Eureka, Nevada. Enjoy easy road access, breathtaking mountain and valley views, and the peace and privacy that only rural Nevada can offer.

Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway, a future homesite, or an off-grid retreat, this property is ready for your vision. Bring your camper, RV, or manufactured home and start enjoying the freedom of country living.

With endless skies, abundant outdoor recreation, and the historic town of Eureka just a short drive away, this is your opportunity to own a piece of the American West.

Don’t miss your chance to own 13.88 acres of Nevada freedom!

Welcome to Eureka, Nevada

Stock up on supplies, enjoy a delicious meal, explore fascinating history, or spend the night in one of Nevada’s most charming historic towns.

With Highway 50 serving as our Main Street, Eureka’s restaurants, attractions, shops, and historic landmarks are all within easy walking distance. It’s a welcoming community that many proudly call home, where a high quality of life and small-town hospitality are the standard.

A Town That Outlasted the Boom

Eureka, Nevada, is a remarkable survivor of the American West’s boom-and-bust mining era, proving that some booms truly do last.

The story of Eureka began in September 1864, when a group of silver prospectors from nearby Austin discovered rich silver-lead ore in New York Canyon, just outside present-day Eureka. Recognizing the area’s tremendous potential, Major William M. McCoy and Alonzo Monroe established a settlement in 1869 in what was then known as Horse Thief Canyon. After the area was surveyed, a post office was established on January 27, 1870, and the new town was officially named Eureka.

Fueled by its rich mining industry, Eureka quickly became one of Nevada’s fastest-growing and most prosperous boom towns. More than 150 years later, the town continues to thrive, preserving its rich heritage while welcoming visitors to experience its beautifully restored historic buildings, vibrant community, and timeless Western character. Today, a walk down Eureka’s streets is a journey through history, where the spirit of the Old West is still alive.

005-300-01 APN

County of Eureka, State of Nevada
The Northwest Quarter of Lot 1, Section 7, Township 30 North, Range 49 East,
MDB&M
APN: 005-300-01 (Lot Size: 13.88 Acres)

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Property Details

APN 005-300-01
Annual Taxes 36
HOA / POA None
Lot size 13.88 Acres
Conveyance Warranty Deed
Liens / back taxes None
County Eureka
Terrain Flat, Rolling Terain
Elevation 4230
Legal County of Eureka, State of Nevada The Northwest Quarter of Lot 1, Section 7, Township 30 North, Range 49 East, MDB&M APN: 005-300-01 (Lot Size: 13.88 Acres)

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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.

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