Denio NV Real Estate & Homes for Sale

If you have been searching for acreage in the wilds of Nevada your shopping days are over! 76 acres of the historical, circa 1900, ranch commonly known as the Horse Creek Ranch located in Kings River, Nevada. Rock cabin with electric, domestic well, septic. Cabin is one room, includes a refrigerator and electric stove, running water. Corrals, 1900 rock barn, fenced. Horse Creek runs thru the property. There are a couple of RV electrical hookups. The views are to die for, private.

This Eastern Oregon property is a once in a lifetime opportunity for any outdoor enthusiast as it is centrally located in the peace & quiet of southeastern Oregon. The 320 deeded acres includes a custom-built home found on the south side of the Steens Mountains near Borax Lake between Fields, OR & the Alvord Desert. The land includes views of the Trout Creek Mountains, Pueblo Mountains, Steens Mountains, all of which are home to tremendous amounts of wildlife including Bighorn sheep, pronghorn, mule deer, elk, cougar, black bear, wild horse, upland bird, & more. The 1,663sqft home is a beautifully frame style designed yurt that is off grid with 8 solar panels on the south facing slope & a backup generator tied into 8 6V AGM batteries, installed in 2021. The home is designed for energy efficiency as it is well insulated with Hardie plank siding, vinyl windows, & composite roof. A stamped front patio provides a peaceful place with panoramic views of Steens Mountains. Inside, the entirety of the home is engulfed in tile flooring with an open concept. Windows invite natural lighting with tung n groove pine vaulted ceilings reaching 17ft in height with a skylight. The kitchen has marble tiled countertops & hickory cabinets that complement the rest of the home well. Large amounts of storage space with overhead cabinetry includes a BI dishwasher, range, vented microwave, & refrigerator. The 3 bedrooms found in the home each have ceiling fans & a deep closet space. Two bedrooms have a shared bathroom with a tile tub, large vanity space & Silestone countertops. The master suite bathroom has a 3/4 bathroom with a walk-in shower, additional storage is in a towel closet & overhead storage above the toilet. A laundry space is located off the kitchen with additional storage for a pantry, sink, & two tankless on demand water heaters. One of the water heaters is tied into the radiant floor heat while the other is for the water sources in the home, both are propane heated. The batteries for the solar is located off the front entrance where it entails detailed information on how to operate the system along with the backup generator. The home is on a well & there is a second one on the premises that could be utilized for livestock. Outside of the home is a seasonal pond for wildlife. The home is fenced off & there is a perimeter fence to the west boundary to prevent livestock from intruding. SURROUNDING AREA : The Steens Mountain & Alvord Desert are the two more notable landmarks in the region. The Steens Mountains are known for its extreme canyons & ample wildlife. One of the tallest mountains in Oregon at 9,700ft, it features water sources of the Blitzen River, Donner River, Mann Lake, Wildhorse Lake, & fish Lake. Backpacking trails & horseback trails can be found throughout the area with sites of old mines, water features, & wildlife. The eastern side of the mountain plunges nearly 5000 feet in three miles to the Alvord desert. The dried-up lakebed that spans 12x7 miles featuring hot springs & extreme flatness. The pila offers wind surfing, a spot for landing small aircrafts & currently holds the women's land speed record of 522mph. The acreage qualifies for LOP tags & is surrounded by some of the better hunting in the state for mule deer, bighorn sheep, upland bird, & pronghorn. The Steens units & Hart Mountain unit are the two most demanded for pronghorn in the state. Bighorn sheep are extremely limited across the entire state but can be found in the Pueblo Mountains & Steens Mountains. Mule deer hunting in the Steens are well known but for trophy bucks the Trout Creek Mountains is one of the most demanded across the state. With the high desert & extreme drainages, the area is well known for various upland birds such as chukars, quail, & grouse.