921 Rainshadow Way, Gardnerville, NV

About This Property

Quality-built custom home in Rain Shadow Estates featuring high-end finishes, thoughtful design, and extensive upgrades throughout. Situated on over half an acre, this property offers a spacious setting with room for additional improvements while maintaining a clean, well-designed landscape. The exterior showcases stucco construction with natural stone accents, a paver driveway, and professionally designed landscaping that complements the surrounding mountain setting. The backyard features an extended paver patio with a custom heart-shaped design, open sky views, and ample space for future additions such as a large lap pool, detached garage, or expanded outdoor living area. Inside, the home features European burnt oak hardwood flooring, upgraded hand-troweled wall texture, custom cabinetry, and built-in storage in the great room surrounding a natural stone fireplace. The open layout offers comfortable living spaces with attention to detail throughout. The kitchen is well appointed with quartz countertops, tile backsplash, double ovens, built-in refrigerator, upgraded appliances, a large walk-in pantry, and generous workspace for cooking and entertaining. A spacious laundry room provides additional storage and functionality. Bathrooms include upgraded tile finishes consistent with the quality found throughout the home. Garage space is exceptional, featuring a finished 43-foot deep RV garage in addition to an oversized two-car garage, along with additional RV parking on the side of the home. The garage also includes custom built-in cabinetry, water softener system, and an extensive whole-home generator installed in 2026. The floor plan offers excellent separation of living areas, with a private primary suite and additional bedrooms positioned for flexibility of use. Located in Rain Shadow Estates, this property offers custom construction, upgraded materials, generous lot size, and a newer custom home setting in the Carson Valley area.

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