Own The Wide Open West
Pilot Valley : Montello, NV 89830
Elko County, Nevada
Land Description
10 Acres in Pilot Valley - Your Affordable Nevada High Desert Retreat in Montello.
Discover the freedom and beauty of Nevada land ownership with this exceptional 10-acre parcel in the Pilot Valley area near Montello, Elko County. This property offers the perfect combination of affordability, natural beauty, and the wide-open spaces that define the authentic Western lifestyle. Surrounded by stunning high desert landscape with views of the majestic Pilot Range mountains, this property is ideal for those seeking privacy, outdoor recreation, investment opportunity, or simply the chance to own a piece of the Silver State at an incredibly affordable price.
Property Address: Pilot Valley, Montello area, Elko County, Nevada
Apn:
Property Size: 10 acres (435,600 square feet)
Zoning: Agricultural/Rural Residential
GPS Coordinates (Center): 41.178800, -114.151200
Elevation: Approximately 5,200 feet
Incredibly Affordable Pricing & Payment Options
We're committed to making land ownership accessible to everyone, which is why we offer two simple purchasing options:
Cash Purchase Option
Price: $14,999
Own your 10 acres outright for under $15,000. At just $1,500 per acre, this represents extraordinary value for Nevada property with mountain views and high desert beauty.
This is one of the most affordable opportunities to own substantial acreage in the American West.
Owner Financing Option - No Credit Check Required.
Achieve land ownership with our hassle-free financing program:
Down Payment: $250
Document Fee: $250 (one-time)
Monthly Payment: $250
Term: 72 months (6 years)
Total Investment: $18,500 over 6 years
That's less than $8.50 per day to own 10 acres of Nevada.
No banks, no credit checks, no complex approval process. We make it simple for anyone to become a landowner, regardless of credit history. If you can afford the modest down payment and monthly payments, this property can be yours.
Exceptionally Low Annual Property Taxes
Annual Property Taxes: $36.62
That's only $3.05 per month in property taxes. Nevada's remarkably low property tax rates on rural land make ownership incredibly affordable. For less than the cost of a single cup of coffee per month, you can own 10 beautiful acres in the Silver State. This is one of the lowest tax burdens you'll find anywhere in America for property of this size.
Property Location & GPS Coordinates
This beautiful property is located in the Pilot Valley area near Montello in northeastern Elko County, Nevada. The Pilot Range mountains provide a stunning backdrop, and the property offers the peace and solitude that only rural Nevada can provide. Use these precise GPS coordinates to locate and explore your property:
Center Point: 41.178800, -114.151200
Northwest Corner: 41.179800, -114.152400
Northeast Corner: 41.179800, -114.149900
Southwest Corner: 41.178000, -114.152400
Southeast Corner: 41.178000, -114.149900
These coordinates allow you to precisely identify your property boundaries using GPS devices, smartphone mapping applications, or professional surveying equipment. The rectangular shape makes boundary identification straightforward and clear.
One of the most unique landscapes in America
Brilliant white salt surface stretching to the horizon
Famous for land speed records
Absolutely worth stopping for photos
Rest area available for viewing
What You'll Experience Along This Route:
Urban to Wilderness Transition:
The journey from Salt Lake City's metropolitan area to your rural Nevada property beautifully illustrates the transition from city to complete wilderness. Within two hours, you'll go from Utah's largest city to some of the most remote and beautiful country in the American West.
Great Salt Lake Views:
As you travel west from Salt Lake City, the Great Salt Lake dominates the northern horizon. This massive saltwater lake is the largest in the Western Hemisphere and creates a unique ecosystem visible from the highway.
Bonneville Salt Flats:
Perhaps the most memorable part of your journey, the Bonneville Salt Flats are a surreal landscape of blinding white salt crust. This ancient lake bed has hosted land speed racing since 1914, and numerous world records have been set here. The flats stretch for miles in all directions, creating an otherworldly experience.
Wendover:
This unique border town straddles the Nevada-Utah line. The Nevada side offers casino gaming, while the Utah side provides additional services. Historic Wendover Airfield, where the crew of the Enola Gay trained for their World War II mission, is now a museum worth visiting.
Nevada High Desert:
After Wendover, you'll experience the authentic Nevada high desert - vast expanses of sagebrush, distant mountain ranges, and big sky country. This is the Nevada that prospectors, ranchers, and pioneers knew - wild, beautiful, and free.
Pilot Peak:
The massive Pilot Peak (10,716 feet) dominates the landscape north of your route. This mountain served as a crucial landmark for emigrants on the California Trail and continues to inspire awe today.
Services and Stops Along the Route:
Salt Lake City: All metropolitan services
Tooele (30 miles): Gas, food, supplies
Delle (rest area, 65 miles): Restrooms, information
Bonneville Salt Flats Rest Area (95 miles): Scenic views, photo opportunity
Wendover (120 miles): Full services, casinos, gas, food, lodging
Recommended stop for: Fuel, food, supplies, restroom break
Between Wendover and property: Limited services, fuel up in Wendover
Timing and Conditions:
Driving time: 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes depending on stops
Best times to travel: Spring through fall for best weather
Winter considerations: I-80 can close during severe winter storms, check road conditions
Summer notes: Very hot in desert sections, ensure good air conditioning
Always carry: Extra water, snacks, full fuel tank
Some of the most remote highway in America
Endless sagebrush plains
Mountain ranges on both horizons
Reach Winnemucca (mile 165) - significant mid-route city
Recommended stop: Fuel, food, restrooms
Basque restaurants (regional specialty)
Last major city for 100+ miles
Continue through north-central Nevada (miles 170-280)
Pass through Battle Mountain (mile 215)
Gas and services available
Self-proclaimed "Armpit of America"
Historic gold and silver mining country
Carlin (mile 255) - historic railroad town
Approaching Elko County
Pass through Elko area (miles 280-315)
Elko (mile 290) - largest city in northeastern Nevada
Optional stop for supplies
Western Folklife Center
Restaurants and shopping
Last full services before property
Continue through Ruby Valley
Ruby Mountains ("Nevada's Alps") visible to south
Beautiful mountain scenery
Reach Wells (mile 315)
Small historic town
Final services before Montello area
Gas, food, convenience stores
Recommended final fuel stop
Continue east on I-80 E (approximately 20 miles past Wells)
Beautiful high desert landscape
Pilot Range visible ahead
Take Exit 352 for Montello/NV-233 N
Turn left (north) onto Nv-233 N (Montello Highway)
Cross over I-80
Follow Nv-233 North (approximately 18-20 miles)
Head toward Pilot Valley area
Property is south of Montello proper
Use GPS coordinates (41.178800, -114.151200) to navigate to exact parcel
The Cross-Nevada Experience:
This journey across Nevada on I-80 is one of America's great road trips. You'll traverse the entire width of Nevada, experiencing the incredible diversity of the state's landscape:
Western Nevada (Reno to Lovelock):
Sierra Nevada mountains
Truckee River canyon
Historic railroad grade
Transition from mountains to desert
Central Nevada (Lovelock to Elko):
Classic Basin and Range topography
Vast empty spaces between towns
Multiple mountain ranges
Historic mining districts
Humboldt River valley (historically important emigrant route)
Northeastern Nevada (Elko to Property):
Ruby Mountains - spectacular alpine peaks
High desert grasslands
Ranch country
Approaching Pilot Range
Major Cities and Services:
Reno (mile 0): Full metropolitan services
Fernley (mile 30): Gas, food, fast food chains
Lovelock (mile 90): Gas, food, basic services
Winnemucca (mile 165): Full services, recommended stop
Multiple gas stations
Chain restaurants and local Basque food
Hotels and motels
Grocery stores
Battle Mountain (mile 215): Gas, food, limited services
Carlin (mile 255): Limited services
Elko (mile 290): Full services, major regional center
Shopping and supplies
Restaurants and hotels
Last major city
Wells (mile 315): Gas, food, supplies - final stop recommended
Timing and Travel Considerations:
Total driving time: 5 hours 15 minutes to 6 hours depending on stops
Recommended stops: Winnemucca (fuel, food), Wells (final fuel)
Speed limits: 80 mph on most rural I-80 sections
Fuel planning: Tank capacity should be 300+ miles, or fuel at Winnemucca and Wells
Best seasons: Spring and fall offer ideal temperatures
Summer: Very hot in desert sections (100°F+), ensure vehicle A/C works
Winter: Snow and ice possible, especially at higher elevations, check road conditions
Services spacing: Some gaps of 60-100 miles between services
Why This Journey is Special:
The cross-Nevada drive on I-80 offers:
Some of America's most remote highway miles
Incredible solitude and space
Ever-changing mountain and desert scenery
Dark sky viewing if traveling at night
Sense of the vastness of the American West
Wildlife viewing opportunities (wild horses, pronghorn, eagles)
Historic railroad paralleling the route
Multiple mountain ranges to photograph
Safety Tips for Long Desert Drives:
Start with full fuel tank, fill up at Winnemucca and Wells
Carry extra water (1+ gallon per person)
Bring snacks and food
Ensure spare tire is in good condition
Check vehicle condition before departure
Cell service is intermittent - download offline maps
Tell someone your route and expected arrival
Don't speed excessively despite high speed limits
Watch for wildlife on road, especially dawn and dusk
Take breaks to avoid fatigue
Check weather and road conditions before departure
About the Pilot Valley Area
Pilot Valley, named for the imposing Pilot Peak that dominates the landscape, is one of Nevada's most remote and beautiful areas. This region embodies everything that makes rural Nevada special - vast open spaces, dramatic mountain scenery, abundant wildlife, and the freedom to live life on your own terms.
Geographic Setting
Pilot Peak:
The valley's namesake, Pilot Peak (10,716 feet elevation), rises dramatically from the valley floor and served as a crucial landmark for emigrants traveling the California Trail in the 1840S-1850S. The peak is visible for many miles and continues to inspire awe in all who see it.
Pilot Range:
The Pilot Range extends north-south and includes some of Nevada's most rugged and scenic mountains. These mountains provide habitat for diverse wildlife and offer opportunities for hiking, hunting, and exploration.
Valley Characteristics:
High desert valley at approximately 5,200 feet elevation
Sagebrush and native grass vegetation
Seasonal creek drainages
Classic basin and range topography
Wide-open vistas in all directions
Clean air and dark skies
Historical Significance
California Trail:
The Pilot Valley area was a critical section of the California Trail, the primary overland route to California during the Gold Rush era. Emigrants used Pilot Peak as a landmark to guide them across the harsh desert. Evidence of these historic trails can still be found in the area.
Ranching Heritage:
The area has been used for cattle and sheep ranching since the late 1800S. This working ranch heritage continues today, and you'll see cattle operations throughout the region.
Mining History:
While never a major mining center, prospectors explored the surrounding mountains for gold and silver. Historic prospect holes and mining remnants can be found in the nearby ranges.
Wildlife and Nature
The Pilot Valley area supports abundant wildlife:
Large Mammals:
Wild horses - free-roaming mustang herds, iconic symbols of the West
Pronghorn antelope - North America's fastest land animal
Mule deer - especially in mountain foothills
Coyotes - frequently heard at night
Mountain lions - present but rarely seen
Bobcats - common throughout area
Birds:
Golden eagles - majestic raptors soaring over valleys
Prairie falcons - cliff-nesting speedsters
Red-tailed hawks - ubiquitous throughout area
Sage grouse - iconic sagebrush species
Chukar partridge - introduced game birds in rocky areas
Ravens - intelligent and adaptable
Various songbirds - supporting healthy ecosystem
Plant Life:
Sagebrush (multiple species)
Native bunch grasses
Wildflowers (spring bloom)
Rabbitbrush (yellow fall bloom)
Shadscale and greasewood
Desert wildflowers
Community and Lifestyle
The Pilot Valley area offers:
Ultimate privacy - very low population density
Self-reliant residents - people who value independence
Ranching culture - working cowboy traditions
Dark sky haven - zero light pollution
Outdoor lifestyle - recreation at your doorstep
Peace and quiet - escape urban noise and stress
Connection to nature - wildlife and natural beauty everywhere
Access to Services
Montello (approximately 15-20 miles north):
Very small community with limited services
Community hall and gathering place
Rural post office services nearby
Wells (approximately 45 miles west):
Nearest town with full services
Gas stations and convenience stores
Grocery stores
Restaurants
Basic medical services
Post office
Auto repair
Supplies and hardware
Wendover (approximately 70 miles east):
Border town with casinos and entertainment
Gas and services
Restaurants and hotels
Gaming and entertainment
Elko (approximately 115 miles west):
Major regional center
Full shopping and services
Hospital and medical specialists
Major retailers (Walmart, etc.)
Home improvement stores
Cultural attractions
Why Elko County, Nevada?
Elko County offers an unbeatable combination of natural beauty, personal freedom, outdoor recreation, and affordability that's hard to find anywhere else in America.
The Freedom State
Nevada, and particularly rural Elko County, offers unparalleled personal freedom:
Minimal Government Interference:
Fewer regulations than most states
Strong property rights tradition
Constitutional carry (no gun permit required)
Freedom to build and develop (within basic codes)
Privacy respected and valued
No State Income Tax:
Nevada is one of seven states without personal income tax:
Keep your entire paycheck
Retirement income not taxed
Social Security benefits not taxed
Investment income not taxed by state
Business-friendly tax environment
Low Property Taxes:
Rural land taxed at extremely low rates
This 10-acre property: only $36.62 annually
No surprise reassessments
Predictable, stable tax burden
Outdoor Recreation Paradise
Elko County offers world-class outdoor opportunities:
Public Lands:
Approximately 90% of Elko County is public land, providing:
Millions of acres of BLM land for exploration
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
Multiple wilderness areas
Unlimited camping, hiking, and adventure
Mountain Ranges:
Ruby Mountains - "Nevada's Alps" with 11,000+ foot peaks
East Humboldt Range - pristine wilderness
Jarbidge Mountains - Nevada's most remote wilderness
Independence Mountains - excellent hunting
Pilot Range - visible from your property
Hunting:
Some of Nevada's best hunting opportunities:
Elk (Rocky Mountain and Roosevelt subspecies)
Mule deer (trophy potential)
Pronghorn antelope
Mountain lion, bobcat, coyote
Sage grouse, chukar, Hungarian partridge
Multiple seasons and methods (rifle, archery, muzzleloader)
Fishing:
Mountain streams with trout
Alpine lakes in Ruby Mountains
Reservoirs with warm-water species
Year-round opportunities
Other Activities:
Off-road vehicle exploration
Camping and backpacking
Rockhounding and mineral collecting
Wildlife viewing and photography
Horseback riding
Stargazing and astronomy
Winter sports (snowmobiling, skiing)
Climate and Weather
High desert four-season climate:
Spring (March-May):
Temperatures: 30-70°F
Wildflower blooms
Variable weather
Beautiful and fresh
Summer (June-August):
Temperatures: 50-90°F
Warm days, cool nights
Low humidity
Over 300 sunny days per year
Comfortable due to low humidity
Fall (September-November):
Temperatures: 30-75°F
Spectacular autumn colors
Stable weather
Perfect for outdoor activities
Winter (December-February):
Temperatures: 10-40°F
Snow common but manageable
Clear, crisp days
Dramatic winter beauty
Precipitation:
8-12 inches annually
Mostly winter snow
Summer thunderstorms
Generally dry climate
Investment and Appreciation
Nevada land offers strong investment potential:
Appreciation Factors:
Limited supply - no more land being made
Growing demand for rural property
Nevada population continues to grow
Post-pandemic remote work enables rural living
Low taxes make long-term holding affordable
Strategic location between major cities
Economic Trends:
Nevada economy diversifying
Technology sector growing
Tourism expanding
Mining remains strong
Ranching traditions continue
What Makes This 10-Acre Property Special?
Size and Value
Ten acres provides:
Substantial land - not just a small lot
Real privacy - space between you and neighbors
Multiple uses - residential, recreational, investment
Room to roam - space for vehicles, animals, projects
Building flexibility - multiple potential building sites
Excellent value - under $1,500 per acre
At $14,999 cash or just $250 down with owner financing, this property represents one of the most affordable opportunities to own substantial Nevada acreage.
Natural Features and Setting
Mountain Views:
Pilot Range dominates the eastern horizon
360-degree views of surrounding landscape
Dramatic sunrises and sunsets
Spectacular storm watching
Unobstructed vistas
High Desert Beauty:
Classic sagebrush ecosystem
Native vegetation and wildflowers
Natural habitat for wildlife
Clean, fresh air
Dark night skies
Topography:
Relatively gentle slopes
High desert terrain
Good drainage
Multiple suitable building sites
Easy to walk and explore
Location Advantages
Accessibility:
Approximately 145 miles from Salt Lake City
Approximately 360 miles from Reno
Access via area roads
Between two major metropolitan areas
I-80 corridor nearby for travel
Privacy:
Remote location ensures solitude
Low population density
Surrounded by similar rural parcels
No urban noise or light pollution
True escape from city life
Public Lands:
Vast BLM lands nearby
Endless recreation opportunities
Hunting and exploration
Additional privacy buffer
Investment Potential
Appreciation Factors:
Nevada continues to grow in population
Rural property demand increasing
Limited supply with road access
Low carrying costs enable long-term hold
$36.62 annual taxes make holding affordable
Strategic location adds value
Development Potential:
Residential homestead
Recreational property
Weekend retreat
Investment hold
Off-grid living
Agricultural use (check regulations)
Owner Financing Advantage:
Build equity with each payment
No credit needed
Affordable entry point
Own land while paying
Living on Your 10 Acres
Housing Options
This property supports various housing approaches:
Off-Grid Living:
Perfect location for off-grid lifestyle:
Solar Power:
300+ sunny days per year
Excellent solar resource
System costs: $15,000-$35,000 for full home
Battery backup for nighttime
Proven technology
Wind Power:
High desert often has good wind
Supplemental to solar
Small turbines: $5,000-$15,000
Generator Backup:
Propane or diesel
Reliable backup power
Use during extended cloudy periods
Water:
Well drilling standard in area
Typical depth: 200-600 feet
Cost: $25-$50 per foot plus equipment
Rainwater catchment legal and viable
Septic:
Required for permanent residence
Standard installation: $8,000-$15,000
Alternative systems available
Structure Options:
Manufactured Home:
Cost-effective solution
Quick installation
Modern quality
Energy-efficient options
$60,000-$150,000 installed
Site-Built Home:
Custom design
Built to your specifications
Nevada-licensed contractors
$150-$250+ per square foot
Modular Home:
Factory-built quality
Quick installation
Energy-efficient
$100-$200 per square foot
Tiny Home or Cabin:
Minimalist lifestyle
Lower cost
Quick to build
$30,000-$80,000
RV or Mobile Setup:
Immediate occupancy
Live while building
Check county regulations
Flexible and affordable
Utilities and Infrastructure
Electricity:
Check with NV Energy for grid availability
Off-grid solar highly viable and popular
Many rural residents choose solar over grid
Water:
Well drilling standard practice
Nevada Division of Water Resources permits
Local drillers familiar with area
Water testing recommended
Hauled water option during development
Waste:
Septic system for permanent residence
Elko County Health Department permitting
Alternative systems available
Composting toilets for some uses
Internet:
Satellite internet available everywhere
Starlink offering best rural speeds
HughesNet and Viasat also available
No landline needed
Communications:
Cell service varies by carrier and location
Satellite phone for reliable communication
Signal boosters can help
Ham radio popular in rural areas
Building Considerations
County Contact Information:
Elko County Planning:
Elko County Building:
Nevada Division of Water Resources: well permits
Elko County Health: septic permits
Regulations:
Contact county for specific requirements
Nevada relatively flexible for rural building
Basic codes for safety
Setback requirements vary
Some uses may not require permits
Development Timeline:
Permit processing: 2-8 weeks
Well drilling: 2-5 days
Septic installation: 1-3 weeks
Home construction: varies by type
Off-grid systems: 1-4 weeks
Recreation and Lifestyle
On-Property Activities
Your 10 acres enables:
Camping - primitive camping while developing
Stargazing - spectacular dark skies
Target shooting - safe distances available (follow safety rules)
Wildlife watching - observe native species
Photography - landscapes and wildlife
Nature study - learn desert ecosystem
Off-road exploration - ATVs and vehicles
Outdoor living - barbecues and gatherings
Gardening - high desert gardening possible
Projects - space for outbuildings and workshops
Nearby Recreation
Within 50 Miles:
Wild horse viewing areas
BLM lands for exploration
Historic sites and trails
Natural hot springs (various locations)
Rockhounding opportunities
Hunting areas (proper licenses required)
Within 100 Miles:
Ruby Mountains - hiking, fishing, skiing
Jarbidge Wilderness - remote backpacking
Great Basin National Park - 115 miles south
Multiple mountain ranges to explore
Historic mining sites
Hunting and Fishing
Hunting:
While 10 acres is small for hunting, you can hunt on your property with proper licenses, and vast public lands nearby offer:
Elk hunting
Mule deer hunting
Pronghorn antelope
Upland birds (chukar, sage grouse)
Predators (coyote, bobcat)
Fishing:
Mountain streams within driving distance
Alpine lakes in Ruby Mountains
Reservoir fishing
Year-round opportunities
Getting Started with Your Purchase
Purchase Process
Cash Purchase ($14,999):
Review Property
Visit
Review photos, maps, and details
Explore online via Google Earth using GPS coordinates
Contact Us
Call or email with questions
Discuss property details
Schedule visit if desired
Visit Property (Recommended)
Use GPS coordinates and directions
Walk boundaries
Take photos
Envision your plans
Purchase Agreement
Simple paperwork
Review carefully
Sign and return
Close Transaction
Quick process
Minimal paperwork
Title transferred
Receive Deed
Recorded in Elko County
You're a landowner.
Owner Financing ($250 down, $250/Month):
Contact Us:
Discuss terms
Ask questions
No credit check
Simple Application
Basic information
Quick approval
No hassle
Down Payment
$250 down payment
$250 document fee
Total initial: $500
Sign Agreement
Clear terms
No hidden fees
Monthly payment: $250
Begin Payments
72 monthly payments
Build equity immediately
Own from day one
Receive Full Deed
Upon completion
Free and clear ownership
Pre-Purchase Due Diligence
Visit in Person:
See property yourself
Walk boundaries with Gps
Experience the area
Take photos and videos
Check access
Contact County:
Verify zoning and uses
Check building requirements
Research utility availability
Confirm tax information
Ask about permits
Professional Services (Optional):
Survey: $1,500-$3,000
Title insurance: $800-$1,500
Soil testing: $500-$1,500
Online Research:
Google Earth for aerial views
USGS topographic maps
Nevada Department of Wildlife
BLM and Forest Service maps
Weather data
What to Bring When Visiting
Essential Items:
GPS device or smartphone with offline maps
Property coordinates
Camera and video recorder
Plenty of water (1+ gallon per person)
Snacks and food
Full fuel tank plus extra if possible
Appropriate clothing for season
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
First aid kit
Spare tire and tools
Flashlight
Binoculars
Compass
Paper maps as backup
Safety Considerations:
Tell someone your plans
Check weather forecast
Carry extra supplies
Watch for wildlife
Respect private property
Cell service may be limited
Be prepared for remote conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What can I build on this property?
A: Elko County zoning typically allows residential structures, manufactured homes, and agricultural buildings. Contact the Planning Department for specific requirements.
Q: Is there water available?
A: Well drilling is standard in the area. Typical depths are 200-600 feet. Contact Nevada Division of Water Resources for well permits.
Q: Can I live in an Rv?
A: This may be allowed. Contact Elko County Planning to verify current regulations for your intended use.
Q: Is electricity available?
A: Contact NV Energy to check grid availability. Many rural property owners successfully use off-grid solar systems.
Q: What about road access?
A: The property has access via area roads. Verify exact access and road conditions during your property visit.
Q: Are there building restrictions?
A: Elko County has basic codes for safety, but regulations are generally less restrictive than urban areas. Contact the Building Department for specifics.
Q: What wildlife will I see?
A: Common wildlife includes wild horses, pronghorn antelope, mule deer, coyotes, jackrabbits, golden eagles, and various other high desert species.
Q: How cold does winter get?
A: Winter temperatures typically range from 10-40°F at this elevation, with snow common December through March.
Q: Can I pay off financing early?
A: Yes, early payoff is typically allowed. Contact us for the payoff balance and terms.
Q: Is this good for investment?
A: Nevada land has historically appreciated, especially with the low carrying costs ($36.62 annual taxes) making long-term holds affordable.
Q: What's the nearest hospital?
A: Northeastern Nevada Regional Hospital in Elko (approximately 115 miles) is the nearest full-service facility.
Q: Are there HOA fees?
A: No Hoa, no covenants, no restrictions beyond county regulations. Maximum freedom for your property use.
Q: Is owner financing really no credit check?
A: Yes. We don't check credit. If you can make the payments, the land is yours.
Q: How are the night skies?
A: Spectacular. Zero light pollution means you can see the Milky Way, planets, and countless stars every clear night.
Why Choose H5 Land Ventures?
Our Commitment:
Transparent Pricing - No hidden fees
Accurate Information - Honest descriptions with GPS coordinates
Flexible Financing - No credit check needed
Quality Properties - Carefully selected parcels
Responsive Service - We're here to help
Quick Closings - Simple, efficient process
Fair Terms - Reasonable financing, no prepayment penalties
Customer-Focused - Your success is our priority
Your Nevada Dream Awaits
This exceptional 10-acre property in the Pilot Valley area near Montello represents an incredible opportunity to own Nevada land at a remarkably affordable price. Whether you're planning to build an off-grid homestead, create a recreational retreat, invest for the future, or simply own a piece of the free-spirited American West, this property delivers outstanding value.
Property Highlights:
Location: Pilot Valley, Montello area, Elko County, Nevada
Apn:
Size: 10 acres
Cash Price: $14,999 (just $1,500 per acre.)
Owner Financing: $250 down + $250 fee, then $250/Month for 72 months
Annual Taxes: Only $36.62
Views: Pilot Range mountains
GPS Center: 41.178800, -114.151200
Why This Property Stands Out:
Incredibly affordable - under $15,000 cash
Ultra-low financing - just $250 down
Minimal taxes - only $36.62 per year
Nevada freedom - no state income tax
Mountain views - Pilot Range backdrop
Dark skies - spectacular stargazing
Wildlife - wild horses and antelope
Investment potential - appreciation and low carrying costs
Visit our website for more information:
Contact us today to discuss this property, ask questions, or begin your purchase.
With no-credit-check owner financing requiring just $250 down, there's never been a better time to make your Nevada land ownership dreams reality.
Don't miss this opportunity to own 10 beautiful acres of Nevada at one of the most affordable prices you'll find anywhere.
Take the first step toward freedom, independence, and your own piece of the Silver State.
Your 10-acre Nevada retreat awaits in Pilot Valley. Make it yours today.
Land Maps & Attachments
Directions to Land
Detailed Directions to the Property
From Salt Lake City, Utah (Approximately 145 miles, 2 hours 15 minutes)
Salt Lake City, Utah's vibrant capital and largest metropolitan area, provides easy access to your Nevada property via Interstate 80.
Route via I-80 W (Primary and Recommended Route):
Start in downtown Salt Lake City at the I-15/I-80 interchange
Head west on I-80 W toward the airport and Nevada
Continue west through Salt Lake Valley
Pass Salt Lake City International Airport on your right
Drive through the western suburbs (West Valley City, Magna)
Begin crossing the Oquirrh Mountains
Enter Tooele Valley (approximately 30 miles from downtown)
Pass through Tooele County
Enjoy views of the Great Salt Lake to the north
Desert landscape begins to dominate
Cross the Bonneville Salt Flats (miles 90-110 from Salt Lake City)
Arrive at Wendover (approximately 120 miles from Salt Lake City)
Cross into Nevada at the state line
Casino resorts and services available
Last major services before your property
Recommended fuel and supply stop
Historic Wendover Airfield where Enola Gay crew trained
Continue west on I-80 W through Nevada (approximately 25 miles)
Drive through spectacular Nevada high desert
Pilot Peak dominates the skyline to the north
Watch for wild horses and pronghorn antelope
Endless basin and range topography
Classic Nevada sagebrush landscape
Take Exit 352 for Montello/NV-233 N
Clearly marked exit
Turn right (north) onto NV-233 N (Montello Highway)
Follow NV-233 North (approximately 20-22 miles)
Drive through beautiful high desert scenery
Pilot Range mountains to your right (east)
Open range cattle country
Watch for wildlife
Rural Nevada at its finest
Navigate to property area
The property is located in the Pilot Valley area south of Montello
Use your GPS coordinates (41.178800, -114.151200) to navigate to the exact parcel
Access is via area roads
From Reno, Nevada (Approximately 360 miles, 5 hours 15 minutes)
Reno, Nevada's second-largest city known as "The Biggest Little City in the World," sits on the opposite side of the state but provides a scenic cross-Nevada journey to your property.
Route via I-80 E (Primary and Only Interstate Route):
Start in downtown Reno near the famous Reno Arch
Downtown Reno at Virginia Street and I-80
Head east on I-80 E
Merge onto I-80 E from downtown Reno
Pass through Sparks, Reno's sister city
Climb into the Sierra Nevada (miles 0-30)
Ascend through beautiful mountain scenery
Follow the Truckee River canyon
Historic transcontinental railroad route
Vista points and rest areas available
Dramatic elevation gain
Descend into Nevada's interior basins (miles 30-100)
Pass through Wadsworth
Cross the Humboldt Sink area
Ancient lake bed from Ice Age Lake Lahontan
Reach Lovelock (mile 90) - historic Nevada town
Good stop for fuel and food
Historic Pershing County courthouse
Cross vast Nevada basins (miles 100-170)
More Land Details
More Land from David Healy
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- 0.6 AC : $38K
- 0.5 AC : $30K
- 0.2 AC : $16K
- New0.2 AC : $10K
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- 0.4 AC : $19K
- New20 AC : $25K
