5165 Jackalope Trail
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Reno, Washoe County, NV

5165 Jackalope Trail

88± Acres $795,000

At a Glance

The essentials.

Offered At
$795,000
Acreage
88± Acres
Location
Reno, Washoe County, NV
Property Type
Residential
Bedrooms / Baths
2 Bd · 2 Ba
Living Area
1,600 Sq Ft

Photography

The property in its own light.

The Property

About 5165 Jackalope Trail

A truly unique high desert hideaway on nearly 88 acres across two separate legal parcels in southern Palomino Valley, just north of Spanish Springs! Nestled between rugged hills and dramatic granite rock formations, this distinctive 1,600± sq. ft. contemporary industrial-style home offers exceptional privacy, spectacular views, and convenient access to town. The home is built to last, featuring an open floor plan, real wood floors, granite countertops, gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry and six-burner Thermador cooktop, spacious primary bath with jetted tub and oversized walk-in shower, and large laundry/utility room. Expansive floor-to-ceiling, south-facing picture windows capture passive solar warmth and breathtaking valley views. Additional features include a pellet stove, forced-air heating, central A/C, on-demand hot water, and water treatment systems. Outside, enjoy a covered wraparound porch, large carport, manicured lawns, koi pond, and mature landscaping surrounded by massive granite boulders, pinyon and juniper trees, abundant wildlife, and incredible stargazing. Two separate legal parcels provide added flexibility and potential for a second homesite, family compound, or future resale, subject to applicable approvals. A rare opportunity to own a private high desert retreat with extraordinary character and natural beauty, just minutes from the Reno-Sparks area!

MLS #260013243

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.