At a Glance
The essentials.
- Status
- Sold
- Acreage
- 40± Acres
- Location
- Minden, Douglas County, NV
- Property Type
- Lots & Land
- Living Area
- 1,742,400 Sq Ft
Photography
The property in its own light.
The Property
About 2460 Deerhaven
A rare opportunity to own 40 acres of fully water-righted ground along the Carson River in historic Genoa, Nevada. This one-of-a-kind parcel combines privacy, productivity, and unmatched views in one of the most desirable locations in the Carson Valley. The property features approximately 180 feet of Carson River frontage and is directly across from the Genoa Lakes Golf Course, overlooking holes 13 and 17. An agricultural well producing over 900 GPM (per driller's report) irrigates roughly 32 acres currently planted in alfalfa/grass hay, with yields averaging 3,000 bales annually across three cuttings. Both underground and surface water rights out of the river are included. A 2+ acre building pad with underground power is already in place, perfectly positioned to capture the dramatic panoramic views—Jobs Peak rising to the south, the Sierra Nevada to the west, and sweeping views across the Carson Valley to the Pine Nut and Sweetwater Mountains. Current zoning allows the property to be subdivided into two parcels and has no HOA, offering a private end-of-the-road setting with flexibility for the future. This property offers a rare combination of privacy, agricultural utility and lifestyle potential. Build your dream home on the riverfront, keep it as a working hay field, explore subdivision possibilities, or a combination thereof. Parcels like this rarely come available in Genoa. Bring your vision and contractor and call to schedule your private tour today!
MLS #250056448
Location
Where you’ll find it.
Boundaries and locations shown are approximate and for general reference only.
All information regarding this property is from sources believed to be reliable, including seller-provided information and MLS data, but is not guaranteed by the Broker or Seller. Acreage, water rights, boundaries, improvements and permitted uses should be independently verified. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence.