Nevada Residential Recreational Land For Sale in Lyon County

NEVADA HUNTING, FISHING, RECREATION, HIKING, HORSE-BACK RIDING, CAMPING, BIKING, WATER SKIING, BOATING, JET SKIING, WAKE BOARDING, OFF-ROADING LAND FOR SALE IN LYON COUNTY, NV.

Come Find Your Freedom on this +/-60 Acres near Silver Springs, NV, just 1.25 Mi (As a crow flys) above the Northern shore of Lahontan Reservoir. All this area has to offer will be right out your front gate. This Nevada Residential and Recreational Land For Sale is less than one mile from tens of thousands of acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lands. Go hike to the lake and walk for miles on the beach or saddle up the Gray and ride for days. Lake Lahontan Dam is capable of holding 312,000 acre feet of water when it is full. If you are looking to escape the cities, have some elbow room around you and still be within commuting distance of multiple towns and cities, this may be the parcel for you. The elevation of this land ranges from 4,280 - 4,360 Ft. Come build your dream home or cabin on this great parcel. You are sure to enjoy the 360 degree views and the solitude this land offers.Electricity is at the Southern parcel line. Buyers to complete their own due diligence and confirm all information to their satisfaction. All information is believed to be accurate, but it is not guaranteed.

LAHONTAN RESERVOIR

Dating back more than 20,000 years, experience Nevadas prehistory and outdoor recreation delights all at once at Lahontan State Recreation Area. This enormous glacial lake once covered most of northern Nevada, and included modern-day Walker Lake, Pyramid Lake, and Lake Lahontan. While most of this ancient lakes surface area has long since receded, outdoor recreation, wildlife viewing, and water sports of all kinds abounds at Lahontan State Recreation Area located one hour East of Carson City, NV along the Loneliest Road in America.

ANCIENT GLACIAL LAKE LAHONTAN

Though this body of water has been around for 23,000 years, Lake Lahontan Reservoir was originally dammed as part of an irrigation projectthe Newlands Projectto supply water to farmland in the Fallon area. In 1905, Lahontan became the first to deliver water from works constructed by the Bureau of Reclamation. Diverting and storing water from the nearby Truckee and Carson River Basins, water from Lahontan helps irrigate Fallons burgeoning agricultural industries, along with creating hydroelectric power. Drainage water from Fallon farms then flows into Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge, which proves to be ranked of global importance for migratory birds passing through the region. ~Travel Nevada

FISHING ON THE CARSON RIVER

Renowned for its excellent fly fishing and spin fishing, the Carson River beckons anglers from all over the West to cast a line into these legendary rapids. Home to large, natural populations of large and smallmouth bass along with channel and bullhead catfish and stocked annually with rainbow trout angling here is the main draw, though the Carson River is a mecca for all kinds of outdoor recreation. Flowing from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the verdant Carson Valley below, the Carson River begins near Genoa, where the east and west forks merge, and ends in Dayton, offering up plenty of opportunities for kayaking, rafting, hiking, and kicking back on the shoreline beneath a canopy of cottonwoods. ~ TravelNevada

BLM LANDS - HUNTING, FISHING AND RECREATIONAL SHOOTING

The Bureau of Land Management provides opportunities to hunt, fish and engage in shooting sports activities in a safe and environmentally sound manner that promote marksmanship, public safety, hunter education, competition and lawful hunting. Over 99 percent of BLM-managed lands are open to hunting, fishing and recreational shooting opportunities. The BLM provides important access to hunting and fishing opportunities on public lands and waters, working with local communities and our valued partners to actively expand access to these opportunities.

GPS COORDINATES:

NW Corner: 39.4421, -119.1977;

NE Corner: 39.4421, -119.1932;

SW Corner: 39.4372, -119.1976;

SE Corner: 39.4371, -119.1933;

LOCATION:

-3.2 Mi to Virginia Beach on Lahontan Reservoir;

-16 to Fernley, NV;

-23 Mi to Fallon, NV;

-23 Mi to Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center;

PROPERTY INFORMATION 

County: Lyon County, Nevada;

Acres: 60;

APN: 015-241-14;

Yearly Taxes: $277 - Ad Valorem Tax Rate: 3.4878%;

Elevation: 4,280 - 4,360 Ft;

Zoning: RR5T;

Land Use Code: 120 Vacant - Single Family Residence;

Electricity: At the Southern parcel line;

Water: A well will be needed;

Water Rights - Well Needed - 1,800 Gallons Per Day from a Domestic Well;

Septic: A septic system will be needed;

Road Frontage: Gravel and Dirt;

Game Management Area: 203;

Time Limit to Build: None;

Type of Terrain: Level, Sloped - Gentle to Steep, Varied.