.31 ACRE LOT WITH POWER, PAVED ROADS, CITY WATER AND SEASONAL STREAM RUNNING THROUGH YOUR PROPERTY IN BEAUTIFUL KINGSTON, NEVADA — MOUNTAINS, FISHING & SMALL-TOWN NEVADA AT ITS BEST!
 
If you have never heard of Kingston, Nevada, you may have just discovered one of the coolest little mountain communities in the Silver State.
This .31-acre property is located in Kingston, a quiet community tucked against the spectacular Toiyabe Mountains in southern Lander County. This is a completely different side of Nevada than most people picture. Instead of Las Vegas traffic, subdivisions and crowds, think towering mountains, snow-covered peaks, clear blue skies, streams, trout fishing, wildlife and miles of wide-open Nevada country.
 
And the scenery around Kingston is absolutely incredible.
 
Kingston sits at the entrance to Kingston Canyon, with the Toiyabe Mountains rising dramatically behind the community. Travel Nevada calls Kingston Canyon one of Nevada's best-kept secrets and highlights the area for its camping, fishing, backcountry driving and some of the best stargazing in the state.
 
Head just a few miles up Kingston Canyon and you're in serious outdoor country. Groves Lake offers trout fishing, Kingston Creek winds through the canyon, and the area provides access to the Toiyabe Crest Trail, Bunker Hill and the Arc Dome Wilderness. Groves Lake is stocked with rainbow trout, while Forest Service camping is available along Kingston Creek and around the canyon.
 
For hikers, hunters, fishermen, campers, ATV riders and anyone who simply likes getting away from everything, this area is pretty hard to beat.
 
But what really makes this property interesting is that you're not buying acreage hours from civilization in the middle of an empty desert. You're buying property in an actual small Nevada community.
 
Kingston has its own fascinating history dating back to the 1870s and has remained a small frontier community tucked beneath the mountains. The community has a park and fishing pond and hosts the annual Kingston Fireman's Picnic, a longtime local event featuring BBQ, games, raffles and old-fashioned community fun.
 
And yes, Kingston even has a local watering hole. Travel Nevada specifically calls out the Lucky Spur Saloon as one of its favorite Sagebrush Saloons, a pretty fitting neighborhood hangout for a little Nevada mountain town.
 
Approximately 35 minutes away is historic Austin, Nevada, one of the classic towns along America's famous Loneliest Road. Austin grew out of Nevada's 1860s silver boom and today retains historic buildings, old-school Nevada character and access to even more outdoor recreation.
 
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
.31 Acres
Located in Kingston, Lander County, Nevada
Power directly in front of property
Incredible Toiyabe Mountain scenery
Minutes from Kingston Canyon
Nearby Groves Lake & trout fishing
Access to hiking, camping, hunting and off-roading
Near the Toiyabe Crest Trail & Arc Dome Wilderness
Beautiful high-desert and mountain setting
Outstanding stargazing and wide-open Nevada skies
Small-town atmosphere without the congestion of a large city
Approximately 35 minutes from historic Austin
 
This is the kind of Nevada property that is getting harder to find.
 
At just .31 acres, you're not taking on a massive piece of remote desert land.
 
You're getting your own piece of a genuine little Nevada mountain community surrounded by scenery that looks like it belongs on a postcard.
 
Whether you're looking for a place to eventually build, a recreational getaway, a basecamp for exploring central Nevada, or simply want to own a piece of land somewhere truly unique, Kingston deserves a serious look.
 
Take a look through ALL of the photographs in this listing. We include plenty of pictures of the property and the surrounding Kingston area because when you buy land, you're not just buying the dirt inside four boundary lines, you're buying the location, the scenery and everything the area has to offer.
 
And Kingston has a hell of a lot to offer.