A large front porch facing the sunrise anchors this rural farmhouse, offering a serene introduction to a freshly fully remodeled modern interior. The residence features living room & kitchen high vaulted ceilings, white new raised panel cabinets, upgraded countertops, central air conditioning & heating creating an inviting refined atmosphere. Around 3 farmable acres and soil improvements with additional 3 acre-feet of NDWR water rights, this homestead has a private well that was upgraded in 2019, during which the well head was dropped an additional 40 feet by Budget Drilling and wiring was upgraded to assure water level and the well head was sufficiently operational. The property presents a documented agricultural history, having previously operated as an alpha alpha field. Also a Nevada Licensed Hemp & Agriculture Producing Property as well. This location has been licensed as a licensed Egg Producing facility through the Nevada Department of Agriculture. This property previously was approved under the name GrowAbode for a special use permit for Medical Cannabis & Dispensary with NYE County. Substantial infrastructure enhances the estate, highlighted by a steel shop / barn measuring approximately 25 feet deep by 45 feet wide with 16 feet tall double roll-up commercial doors, for equipment workshop, or farm operations. Power is distributed across the acreage via 1. meter 3-phase and 2. 2-phase services with a total of three active working meters through Valley Electric. An additional 128 ft. storage building, previously utilized as an egg-laying chicken house, retains its built-in nesting boxes. The grounds offer unobstructed sunset views to the West, providing a tranquil setting for evening relaxation. An additional manufactured home with no title conveys as-is, offering potential for extra housing, rental, or farm storage. This unique property offers a rare combination of dedicated agricultural utility and peaceful rural living for families, business or farming.
Courtesy of Paul D. Lemus with Sin City Realty LLC.
