80 Acres Near I-80 in Toulon/Lovelock NV – Power Nearby, Easy Access, Ranch & Investment Land (003-521-05/06)
About This Property
Property Description
Your future Nevada ranch awaits on this 80-acre property located just 1 mile off I-80 near historic Toulon and Lovelock, NV. Made of two adjoining 40-acre parcels, this land offers unbeatable access from Ragged Road (Exit 93) and is only minutes from Lovelock, 1 hour from Reno, Pyramid Lake, and Rye Patch Reservoir.
Set below the stunning 7,000 ft Toulon Peak, the property delivers wide-open high-desert views, quiet surroundings, and endless outdoor recreation—hiking, hunting, ATV riding, and more. Power lines are just a few hundred yards away, making future development easier and more affordable.
With flexible rural zoning, this land is perfect for ranching, recreation, investment, or building your private homestead. No credit check, easy monthly payments, and no prepayment penalty make owning this land simple and stress-free. Option available to purchase a single 40-acre parcel as well.
Property Pricing, Terms & Doc/Recording Information and Pricing
Own this 80 Acres for $99,495.00
$799.00 a month & No Prepayment Penalty
3.5% Interest
Deposit $949.00
No Credit Check!
Property Legal information
- Parcel ID: 003-521-06
- Site Address: T25 R29 SEC 1
- Neighborhood: 069 – BOOK 3, TRINITY RANGE AREA
- Reno Nevada Head north on Old U.S. 395 N/N Virginia St toward W 5th St 0.3 mi
- Turn right onto Maple St 377 ft
- Use the right 2 lanes to merge onto I-80 E via the ramp to Sparks 79.5 mi
- Take exit 93 toward Toulon 0.2 mi
- Turn left onto Ragged Top Rd 0.1 mi
- Continue onto Ragged Rd 2.8 mi
About the Area
Welcome to the City of Lovelock
Lovelock, Nevada (ZIP Code 89419), is a small city in Pershing County, located approximately 90 miles east of Reno along Interstate 80. As the county seat and only incorporated city in the county, Lovelock has a rich history and serves as a hub for agriculture, mining, and tourism.
🏛️ History & Culture
Lovelock was established in 1868 and incorporated on September 26, 1917. It originated as a stopover for settlers on their way to California and later became a train depot. The city’s economy has traditionally been based on farming and mining, with tourism playing an increasingly significant role.
🌄 Attractions & Activities
Lover’s Lock Plaza: A romantic spot where couples can symbolize their love by attaching a padlock to an ‘endless chain’, a tradition that began on Valentine’s Day in 2005.
Lovelock Cave: An archaeological site significant for the discovery of ancient artifacts, including the world’s oldest known duck decoys made by the Northern Paiute people.
Marzen House Museum: A Victorian-era home showcasing local history, mining and agriculture equipment, and Native American artifacts.
Rye Patch State Recreation Area: A 22-mile-long reservoir offering camping, fishing, swimming, and water-skiing opportunities.
Pershing County Courthouse: A unique round courthouse built in 1919, designed by architect Frederic Joseph DeLongchamps.
Lovelock Depot: A historic train station that played a crucial role in the development of Lovelock.