Property Details

The land's historical significance is highlighted by the state-permitted natural spring water rights, established in 1909 and essential to the area's rich cattle ranching heritage. The spring water flows year-round, providing 0.025 cubic feet per second from two sources, capable of supporting up to 900 head of cattle. The remnants of the original reservoirs, troughs, and pipelines still exist, a testament to the land's enduring value and importance. The original 1909 water certificate, filed by the Wilson Brothers, is a critical piece of the property’s storied past, and the land's current mineral rights—excluding oil and gas—are protected under a U.S. Patent issued to the Kaiser Family in 1929. The ranch is enveloped on all sides by U.S. government land, with the Toiyabe National Forest bordering the north, east, and west, and BLM land to the south. This seclusion, coupled with its proximity to Las Vegas, makes it an unrivaled opportunity for those seeking a private haven with access to modern conveniences. Power is available just 1.5 miles from the property, making it well-positioned for development. Mule Springs is not just a place to live; it's a place to thrive. The potential for private recreational amenities is vast, with possibilities including a gondola and zipline to nearby cliffs, off-road trails, extreme mountain biking routes, rock climbing, mountaineering, and horseback riding. The land invites you to create a legacy—whether it's an adventurous retreat, a serene residence, or a mix of both. Opportunities to own such a distinctive property in Mule Springs are exceedingly rare. With its unique combination of historical significance, natural beauty, and developmental potential, this 80-acre parcel offers a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a piece of Nevada’s unparalleled landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to turn your vision into reality in this spectacular, one-of-a-kind location.