Find Your Off-Grid Escape on 1.13 Acres Near Elko, Nevada
Property Address: Kayenta Ave., Osino, Elko County, NV
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Cash Price: $5,950
Owner Financing: $7,450 – $499 Down and $158 a Month for 48
Months
Paying cash saves you $1,500.
Financed payments are about $158/month all in — that’s your $145 payment plus the $12 servicing fee, payment processing, and prorated property taxes. No credit check. No prepayment penalty.
A $299 document fee starts either option. What that covers →
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The Land
Want your own piece of Nevada where you can live more independently without having neighbors right outside your door? Picture a quiet morning surrounded by sagebrush, prairie grass, cactus, and wildflowers, with beautiful mountain views in every direction and wildlife such as antelope, rabbits, coyotes, and badgers nearby. This 1.13-acre property in Osino, Elko County, Nevada, offers the space and privacy you need to create your own off-grid lifestyle away from the crowds.
Located in Meadow Valley Ranches, this property is approximately 5 miles from the Ryndon Exit, giving you access to Interstate 80 while keeping you in a peaceful rural setting. Ryndon offers basic conveniences including gas and groceries, while Elko is approximately 17 miles from Ryndon and provides full services, shopping, restaurants, healthcare, and other everyday amenities. Several homes are located east of the property, while the immediate surroundings remain open and private. The property can be reached by several roads, although some routes may require a high-clearance vehicle and potentially 4WD, and road conditions can vary.
Taxes are $16.86 a year. There’s no HOA. Nobody sends you a letter about your grass.
Why it’s priced here: At $5,950, this 1.13-acre parcel offers a competitively priced opportunity to own rural Nevada land in Elko County, while giving you more than just acreage—you get beautiful mountain views, privacy, open space, and the potential to create an off-grid lifestyle, all within a reasonable drive of Ryndon and Elko for everyday essentials and full services.
Property Facts
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Parcel ID |
062-033-010 |
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Size |
1.13 acres |
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GPS / Coordinates |
NW – 40.9642, -115.6305 NE – 40.9642, -115.6299 SE – 40.9634, -115.6299 SW – 40.9634, -115.6304 |
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Terrain |
Desert, varied |
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Road access |
Dirt road |
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Annual property taxes |
$16.86 |
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HOA / POA dues |
None |
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Zoning |
120- Vacant- Single Family Residential |
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Water |
Would be by well |
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Electric |
Would be by solar, wind, or generator |
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Septic / sewer |
Would be needed |
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Conveyance |
Warranty deed |
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Legal description |
LOT 10 OF BLOCK 33, OF MEADOW VALLEY RANCHOS UNIT NO. 7 SUBDIVISION |
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Nearby Attractions |
LAMOILLE CANYON SCENIC BYWAY MAIN CITY PARK PEACE PARK ANGEL PARK |
What You Can Build
One single-family dwelling per parcel.
While you’re making payments: walk it, camp it, or park your RV. A well, septic, or permanent structure comes after the property is paid off and deeded to you.
Buying cash? All of it is available as soon as the deed records — which is usually the same day we receive your wire.
How Buying Works
1. Reserve it. $299 document fee. The property comes off the market that day.
2. Sign. We prepare your documents and send them through SignNow. Sign from your phone.
3. Pay and close. Wire and we record, or put $499 down and start payments in 30 days.
Questions
Do you check credit? No. No credit check, no income verification, no loan application.
Can I pay it off early? Yes, anytime, no penalty.
What are the taxes? $16.86 per year.
Is there an HOA? None.
Can I see it before I buy? Yes — it’s open land, go walk it. Call (608) 465-5428 and we’ll send directions.
What’s the catch at this price? The trade-off is that this is a rural, off-grid property, so buyers should be prepared for limited nearby services, potentially rough access roads that may require a high-clearance vehicle or 4WD, and the possibility of needing to arrange their own solar power and water systems—making it best suited for someone who values privacy and independence over city conveniences.
