Welcome to Reese River Ranch. Once a stagecoach stop, this property has both historical and agricultural significance. located in central Nevada, south of Highway 50, dubbed the Loneliest Road in America. Just 45 minutes from the historical town of Austin and about 2 hours from Fallon. Nestled at the base of the Shoshone and Toiyabe mountain ranges, in the Reese River Valley, the ranch offers breathtaking views and a night sky filled with stars.The Reese River Valley stretches 8 miles across at its widest point and sits at an elevation of 6,400 feet. A 605-acre ranch/farm with 435.79 acres of water rights, which is brought to production by both flood and ground irrigation. Additionally, the property includes supplemental water rights to add an agricultural well. The dam, on property, was designed by the Army Corps of Engineers and creates a small pond that can also be used for recreation. During the winter months of wet years, this area experiences copious snowfall and subsequently sees a number of creeks that merge together to form Reese River, running through the 24-mile-long valley from South to North. This ranch offers a few business opportunities. Currently housing Central Nevada Livestock and Reese River Cabins. The ranch can sustain a herd of up to 250 cattle. There are accommodations for more livestock, with several corrals/stalls, a loading chute and squeeze chute. The pastures are fenced and cross fenced which also includes 17,991 acres of BLM grazing rights and 19,029 acres of Forest Service grazing rights. This area of Nevada is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. Hiking, mountain biking, hot springs, dirt biking, ATVing, fishing and hunting are just a few things people enjoy, and all these things can be done onsite. The road to the ranch is also on the way to the Berlin Ichthyosaur State Park. These attractions contribute to the thriving business of Reese River Cabins, which includes 6 cabins, 1 cabin/tack house, cook house and bath house with laundry. The cabin area features a picnic area, fire pit and a horseshoe pit. The cabins could also be a space for weddings, retreats and so much more. The main house was originally built in the 1860’s and has been beautifully renovated, featuring 1 bedroom, 1 ½ baths, a large kitchen, cellar, and a private backyard. The property also features many historic outbuildings and a large container for storage. Reese River Ranch is a property with immense potential for growth. Come explore Central Nevada and find your new home in the picturesque Reese River Valley.