1.13 Acres Elko NV $6,395
Diamond Ave : Spring Creek, NV 89815
Elko County, Nevada
Land Description
Owner Financing:
- $169 down (plus the $249 doc fee)
- $169 down $169/Mo for 48 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee)
Sometimes the reason people start looking at land isn't loud.
It doesn't come from a sales pitch or a spreadsheet. It starts as a quiet thought. A sense that life feels crowded. A feeling that you'd like a place that's yours. A piece of ground where the sky feels wider and time slows down just a little.
This 1.13-Acre parcel in Elko County sits east of the City of Elko in the high desert of northeastern Nevada. The land is open. The horizon stretches far. Parcels in this area are spaced out, which means you don't feel boxed in. You feel distance between you and everything else.
When you stand in this part of Nevada, you notice the sky first. It feels bigger than it should. The air is dry and clear. During the day, sunlight rolls across the desert floor. In the evening, the light softens and the mountains in the distance turn shades of blue and purple. At night, the stars show up in a way that surprises people who are used to city light.
This property measures approximately 300 feet by 165 feet. Just over an acre of high desert ground. The shape is rectangular and easy to understand. The terrain is generally flat, which makes it simple to walk, stand, and picture as your own.
The elevation sits around 5,650 feet. You're high enough to feel the openness of the basin and the surrounding ranges, but still in accessible terrain. It's classic Elko County desert - natural brush, wide space, and long views.
Zoning is listed as Vacant - Single Family Residential/Agricultural. There is no HOA. No monthly dues. No association rules layered over your ownership. It is rural land in a county that has long been known for independence and space.
Access is from Diamond Ave, an unpaved road typical for this part of Elko County. Roads here are commonly gravel or native soil. That's part of the landscape. It matches the setting. You aren't buying into a polished subdivision - you're buying desert ground in Nevada.
Cell service is common around Elko, though strength can vary depending on your carrier. Power lines run in parts of the broader area. If you ever consider future improvements, you can look into distance and availability based on your needs.
But most people who feel drawn to land like this aren't thinking about immediate development.
They're thinking about space.
They're thinking about quiet.
They're thinking about owning something real.
Elko County sits along US Highway 80 with access to RT 227. The City of Elko serves as a regional hub in northeastern Nevada. It's a place with history, ranching roots, and strong Western character. From here, you can travel west toward California or east toward Utah while still owning ground that feels removed from traffic and constant noise.
Nearby, you'll find places like Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway, known for its mountain views and open beauty. The region carries stories of the California Trail and the people who once crossed this land searching for something new.
There's something fitting about owning land in a place that has always represented space and possibility.
The numbers on this property are clear and steady.
The cash price is $6,395.
Owner financing is available with $169 down and $169 per month for 48 months.
There is a $249 doc fee.
Annual property taxes are $24.
That means the barrier to entry stays manageable. The yearly cost to hold the land remains light. Ownership does not come with hidden layers or surprise dues.
But this property isn't about pushing numbers in front of you.
It's about how it feels to stand on your own ground.
It's about knowing that a piece of Nevada desert has your name on it.
Maybe you visit once in a while. Maybe you walk the boundaries and look across the valley. Maybe you sit on a folding chair at sunset and do nothing at all.
Or maybe you simply hold it for years, knowing that no one can take the quiet away from you.
Some people choose Elko County because they pass through often. Some because they love the high desert. Some because they want distance from busier parts of the country. And some simply because something about Nevada feels right.
If you've been browsing land listings and something about this one feels calm, pay attention to that.
Land ownership should feel steady. It should feel thoughtful. It should feel grounded.
It shouldn't feel like pressure.
It should feel like a conversation.
If you have been thinking about owning land in Nevada for a while and this property speaks to you in a quiet way, that matters.
Pick up the phone and call our team today.
You won't reach someone rushing you toward a decision. You'll speak with someone who will walk through the property details clearly - zoning, access, pricing, and what ownership actually looks like. We guide people into land ownership with structure, clarity, and integrity.
We believe buying land should feel informed and steady, not confusing or rushed.
Ask your questions. Take your time in the conversation. Make sure it makes sense for you.
If this 1.13 acres in Elko County feels like the kind of space you've been looking for, call and let's talk it through together.
State: Nv
County: Elko
Zip: 89815
Size: 1.13 acres
Apn:
Legal Description: LCR 11 File 4176 Located IN The Nw4ne4 OF Mdb&M
Lat/Long Coordinates:
Nw: 40.850522,-115.630487
Ne: 40.8511,-115.629717
Sw: 40.850203,-115.630066
Se: 40.850781,-115.629296
Elevation: 5,658 feet
Annual Taxes: Approx. $24 per year
Zoning: Residential
Flood Zone: No
HOA/POA: No
Improvements: No improvements done.
Access: Dirt Road
Water: Will need to install a Well
Sewer: Will need to install a Septic System
Utilities: Utilities Available nearby
Owner Financing:
- $169 down (plus the $249 doc fee)
$169 down $169/Mo for 48 months (plus prorated taxes and note maintenance fee)
We do not offer owner financing for residential use or full-time living on the property during the financing term.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
Start in Salt Lake City and make your way to I-80 West toward Reno and the Salt Lake International Airport. Once you get on I-80 West, just stay on that highway for a long time, about 225 miles, driving out of Utah and into Nevada. Keep going until you reach Exit 303 for Elko East, then take that exit. Turn left onto I-80 Business Loop, then right onto Idaho Street, drive through town, and turn left onto 12th Street. After that, turn left onto NV-227 East and stay on it for about 7 miles. When you reach the roundabout, take the second exit onto Boyd-Kennedy Road and drive about 5 miles. Then take a slight left and continue for about 2.5 more miles, and you'll arrive at your destination near Jiggs, Nevada.
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