Desert Mountain Realty, Inc
Blackhorse Mining claim off of Lackawana RoadEly, NV 89301
- $1,218 per acre
- Land
- 20.52 acres lot
Listed by Kenna K. Almberg, Desert Mountain Realty, Inc, 775-289-3038
About this home
Diamond in the rough! Incredible mountain and valley views from this 20.52 ac. patented mining claim. The property is covered with juniper and pinion pine trees and over looks Cross Timbers and Smith Valley. Located off the beaten path for sure but with in 10 miles of Ely. This patent dates back to 1908 so if you are a miner at heart or just want to own a remote piece of land where you can escape the hectic city life, you need to check this one out!
How does this home compare?
It is larger than 0% of the 59 homes for sale there.
- Priced higher than7%
- Larger than0%
- Listed longer than76%
Compared with the 59 homes for sale in ZIP 89301 today, from the MLS listings on this site.
Facts and features
The home
- Type
- Land
The lot and outside
- Lot
- 20.52 acres
Costs
- Property tax
- $18 a year
Schools
- Elementary
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As the listing names them. Schools are assigned by address and can change from year to year. Confirm with CCSD
Where is Blackhorse Mining claim off of Lackawana Road?
In Ely. The prices on the map are 4 similar homes for sale nearby.
What would this home cost each month?
At the list price of $25,000 with 20 percent down, here is an estimate of the monthly payment, including taxes, insurance, and HOA dues. Change any number to fit your budget.
- Principal and interest$126
- Property tax$13
- Home insurance$167
- HOA dues$0
Illustrative only. Your lender, the county assessor, and your insurer set the real numbers. Not a loan offer from Dunlap Real Estate Team.
What other kinds of homes are for sale in Ely?
Las Vegas has 442 henderson luxury homes, 601 henderson pool homes, and 118 henderson golf homes for sale today.
- Listing information from GLVAR IDX, refreshed November 2, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Square footage and lot size are from the listing and may not be exact.
- The payment estimate is illustrative. Your lender, the county assessor, and your insurer set the real numbers.

