600 Artemesia Lane, Gardnerville, NV

About This Property

Welcome to your private ranch retreat where breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains surround you in every direction. This exceptional property offers the perfect blend of luxury living and fully equipped ranch functionality, all just 20 minutes from Heavenly Ski Resort and 15 minutes from town, yet it feels like a world of its own. This fully water-righted property features a custom-built home thoughtfully designed to showcase the exquisite views from every room. With 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, the residence includes a vaulted ceiling great room, high-end fixtures and finishes, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The mud room with attached laundry room offers practical utility, while the oversized 3 car garage provides ample space for vehicles, gear, and ranch equipment. A dedicated office with inspiring Sierra views offers the perfect space to work from home in peace and comfort. Step onto the front or back patio and take in the serenity and privacy of your surroundings, ideal for relaxing after a day of riding, working cattle, or skiing nearby. The large circular driveway adds both convenience and curb appeal, making it easy to host guests or events in a truly unforgettable setting. For the ranching enthusiast, the property includes full working cattle and horse facilities including a barn with tack and storage, horse shelters and fenced pastures, a large arena with cattle sorting pens, a squeeze chute, and a certified livestock scale. The property is zoned A-19, which may allow for subdivision, though buyers are advised to confirm any potential land division with the county. This is a rare opportunity to own a ranch that combines the serenity of high country living with the convenience of nearby amenities. Whether you are looking to run livestock, enjoy equestrian pursuits, or simply take in the mountain lifestyle, this property offers it all with views you will never tire of. Owner is a licensed Nevada Realtor.

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