This is an exceptional real estate listing for raw land in Pahrump! Developing a parcel with these exact specs gives you a massive head start on construction. Here is a breakdown of why this specific listing is so valuable and what you need to consider next for your project. Why This Listing Stacks Up So Well. Massive 400 Amp Power Service: This is a huge selling point. Most standard homes only have 100 or 200 amps. A 400-amp service (often called a 320/400 amp meter main) gives you enough juice to comfortably power a large custom home, a massive workshop/garage, dedicated RV hookups, and multi-zone climate control systems without breaking a sweat. It saves you thousands in utility upgrade fees. Water Rights Included: In Nevada's desert basins, securing water rights is increasingly difficult and legally complex. Having water rights tied directly to the lot is a massive asset for drilling a domestic well or connecting to localized infrastructure. BLM Land Buffer: Having Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land directly behind the property acts as a permanent privacy shield. No one can buy that land and build a multi-story home right against your property line, guaranteeing your mountain views remain unobstructed. Location Synergy: Being near the Spring Mountain Motor Resort & Country Club makes this a goldmine if you have high-performance vehicles, toys, or plan to build a detached multi-car shop.
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Roy L. MankinsS.0180722775-727-1818,
Nevada Realty
Source: LVR,MLS#: 2797660Originating MLS: Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors Inc
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