Anita Dr., Hawthorne, NV 89415

Come Build Your Legacy on this +/-15.07 Acres only .75 Mi above Walker Lake in Walker, NV. 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 is 4,240 - 4,520 Ft. Come build your home or cabin or bring your modular home to this Nevada Land For Sale. Electricity is at the adjacent homes and City Water is also available. You will need to have a septic system installed.

Bring a few horses, cows, sheep, goats or chickens and start homesteading on your own land today. 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 38.6452, -118.762; Property Information Asking Price: $149,000.00; County: Mineral County, Nevada; Acres: +/-15.07; APN: 008-053-01 (Township 9 North Range 29 East Section 17); Yearly Taxes: $435.04 (TY '25/'26); Elevation: 4,240 - 4,520 Ft; Zoning: R1T; Land Use Code: 120: Vacant - Single Family Residential; Electricity: At adjacen

t parcels on Welcome Dr; Water: City Water Available; Sewer: A septic system will be needed; Road Frontage: Gravel; Time Limit to Build: None; Type of Terrain: Varied, Sloped, Uphill; *All information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however the accuracy of this information is not guaranteed or warranted by either broker, or the sell

ers, and prospective buyers are charged with making and are expected to conduct their own independent investigation of the information contained herein.* History of Walker Lake: Walker Lake is one of the last remnants of ancient Lake Lahontan and is the ancestral home of the Walker River Paiute Tribe.

Although the Walker River flows into the lake, Walker Lake is known as a terminal lake, meaning that the lake elevation is low and there are no natural outflows other than evaporation. Walker Lake is a lasting remnant of glacial Lake Lahontan, an ancient sea that covered most of northwestern Nevada.

Today, Walker Lake and Lake Lahontan State Recreation Area are some of the only lasting portions of what was once a massive, prehistoric ocean. In the 19th century, water from the Walker River was diverted for irrigation to support agriculture in the area, causing a dramatic drop in the water levels of Walker Lake.

There are ongoing conservation efforts to restore the water levels and wildlife at Walker Lake, but that doesn't mean there isn't anything to enjoy! Walker Lake offers all kinds of outdoor activities, including boating, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, and bird watching.

Things To Do at Walker Lake: The surrounding mountain ranges protect this area from extreme weather, meaning there's nearly 365 days of sunshine. If you love getting outside, Walker Lake Recreation Area is your place. Swimming, hiking, kayaking, canoeing, and windsurfing are all popular activities, but if you have a need for speed, Mineral County is home to 1,000+ miles of unfenced dirt roads and trails. Look no further for your OHV and off-roading excursions. ~Travel Nevada