Neighborhood Profiles

The historic town of Genoa, coined as the first settlement, boasts to be the first in Nevada. Quaint and historic, the town proudly maintains its tiny and charming town where there is an actual  ... Details

These neighborhoods are on the east side of the valley including some gentle hilly terrain where elevated views can be captured as well as level parcels with options for light ranching. Either way all  ... Details

In the heart of the Carson Valley lies a centrally located community- part of which consists of 2 acre home sites. These are level lots and many homes have established landscape and gardens. The  ... Details

Minden is the Douglas County seat and the core of this historic town and has retained much of its original charm with vintage buildings and a true small town feeling. The central Minden Park with its  ... Details

The East Valley area of Carson Valley is comprised of custom built homes on parcels averaging of 2-8 acres allowing elbow room and space for workshops or RV garages. Also known for having beautiful  ... Details

Comprised of acreage from one to twenty acres or more the community is spread out with a variety of ag ranches and horse properties where wild mustang horses roam.  Bordered by BLM land to the  ... Details

Sweeping the foothills of the eastern sierras the ribbon of road known as Foothill Road weaves through custom homes typically on 1 acre lots with their own private well and septic systems. Several  ... Details

At the northern border of Douglas County are 2 main neighborhoods. Indian Hills homes were first built in the 1970s and Sunridge/Silvercrest developed in the 1990s. Situated on gentle hills, many of  ... Details

Located at the northeast side of Carson Valley, this Minden address community is set back from the highway and slopes upward toward the mountains and BLM to the east beyond.  There is a mixture  ... Details

A large portion of the Carson Valley population resides in the Ranchos. There are 2 basic neighborhoods within the parameters. One is the original housing where parcels are ½ acre built in the 70’s  ... Details

A tongue twister of a name, yes! This neighborhood is south of the main part of Gardnerville town and has a rural feeling with lot sizes of one acre or more which are typically zoned for horses and  ... Details

To the south of Gardnerville by 22 miles lies the community of Topaz Ranch Estates. It is comprised of large parcels of 1 acre or more with predominately manufactured but also stick built homes  ... Details