c.1930 Nevada Cottage W/ Wonderful Vintage Kitchen and Bathroom $45K

$45,000

Exceptional versatility meets easy living. Meticulously cared for, this Nevada cottage features an efficient layout and low-upkeep appeal, making it a stellar addition to an investment portfolio, an easy downsizing option, or a charming starter home.

Welcome to 1930 McGill, a charming and well-maintained one-bedroom, one-bathroom home offering comfortable living and plenty of character. Conveniently located near local amenities, this home is a great value and ready for its next owner. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this well-kept home your own!

Pros

• Affordable Housing & Low Taxes: Real estate prices sit significantly below national and Nevada state averages, with median home values around $200k–$250k. Additionally, Nevada has no state income tax.

• Outdoor Recreation Mecca: Surrounded by public lands (BLM) and mountain ranges, Ely is a gateway to Great Basin National Park, Cave Lake State Park, and endless miles of ATV trails, hiking, hunting, camping, and stargazing.

• Stable Mining & Government Jobs: Home to major employers like the Robinson Copper Mine and Ely State Prison, the town offers surprisingly high-paying local industry and government jobs.

• Historic Charm & Community: The town features historic sites like the Nevada Northern Railway, scenic mountain backdrops, and a tight-knit, quiet atmosphere.

Cons

• Extreme Geographic Isolation: Ely is roughly a 3.5- to 4-hour drive to the nearest major cities or commercial hubs (Salt Lake City, UT or Las Vegas, NV).

• Limited Healthcare Access: Local medical facilities provide basic care, but specialized health services or emergency procedures often require long-distance travel or medical transport to larger cities.

• Sparse Shopping & Entertainment: Outside of a few local restaurants, basic shops, and a regional grocery market, there are no major chain retailers, big-box stores, or diverse nightlife options.

• Cold Winters & High Altitude: Situated at over 6,400 feet in elevation, winters are long, windy, and cold, with frequent freezing temperatures and snowfall that require preparation.