Be a Part of Western History and Create Some of Your Own

It's like stepping into an old Western flick, halfway expecting John Wayne to ride up on a horse. You're just a couple miles from the Nevada/California border to the west, and not far from Pyramid Lake to the east. The plains surrounding the property stretch out for miles, making the mountains in the distance almost surreal. This 5.979-acre property is an almost triangle-shaped lot that backs up to a historic railroad. It's located in Flanigan, NV - a town that serviced the Western Pacific Railroad Feather River Route between Oakland and Salt Lake City. Since the closing of the railroad, the town was eventually abandoned. Now, this parcel is ready for whatever history you want to make! Though it has legal access, there hasn't been a road established to the property (likely because you don't have any neighbors). That makes it a great place for your own off-grid ranch home! There aren't any utility hookups, so renewable energy would be perfect here. As for zoning, it's grandfathered into General Rural zoning and considered "legal non-conforming" because General Rural lots are supposed to be 40-acres or more. How nice that they made an exception for us!