High Desert Homestead Base – 160 Acres Adjacent to BLM *Pershing County, Nevada | T30N R35E, Section 2 | APN 012-070-03* Roughly seven miles from State Route 400 as the raven flies, this 160-acre parcel sits at an even 4,400 feet elevation—high enough for true four-season clarity, low enough to hold the warmth of a late autumn afternoon. The land rolls gently across sagebrush steppe, with subtle drainages cutting through that speak to spring runoff and summer thunderheads building over the Sonoma Range to the west. The soil here is ancient lakebed and volcanic alluvium—firm underfoot, forgiving to boots and tires alike. You’ll find no crowds, no HOA, no one telling you where to park your camper or set your well. What you will find is space: honest, wind-swept, big-sky space, where the nearest artificial light is your own and the night sky pours out like a spilled can of stars. Immediately adjacent to BLM land, your back door opens onto thousands of acres of public ground—chukar country, shed hunting corridors, and quiet draws where mule deer track through before first light. The access is direct, with no quarter-mile buffer of private ground between you and the open range. GPS: 40.5047, -118.0083. Flat enough to build. Rugged enough to keep the restless away. Zoned for agricultural and residential use in unincorporated Pershing County—minimal red tape, maximum freedom. Whether you’re looking for a basecamp to roam the high desert, a low-tax Nevada landhold, or just a place to park an off-grid trailer and hear nothing but the wind in the wire, this parcel delivers. No utilities at the road—that’s the point. Bring your well driller, your solar panels, and your patience. The desert rewards the prepared. Price available upon request. Owner financing possible. No time wasters—this isn’t subdivision land; it’s the real West.