20 Acres in Dun Glen Flat (Buena Vista Valley)— Where the Views Are Big, the Freedom Is Bigger, and the Neighbors Are Mostly Antelope
 
If you’ve been dreaming of a place where the sky goes on forever, the mountains look like they were painted just for you, and the only traffic jam you’ll ever see involves a curious cow… welcome to your new favorite 20 acres in Dun Glen Flat, Pershing County.
 
Perfectly placed just over a mile from Highway 400, this parcel gives you front-row mountain views of the East Range and back-row views of the Humboldt Range, so no matter which direction you stand, you’re basically in a Nevada postcard.
 
What Makes This Property Amazing (Besides Everything):
 
Dun Glen–Unionville Road Literally Touches Your Property
Access doesn’t get more effortless than “the road actually clips the southeast corner.” No off-road expedition required to reach your own land.
 
Zoning Made for Living Life Your Way
Residential? Yes.
Livestock? You bet.
Agriculture? Go full homesteader.
Recreation? Camping, hunting, stargazing, and general adventuring encouraged.
Basically, if you’ve got a dream, the zoning says, “Go for it.”
 
Off-Grid Paradise
No electricity out here — which means no HOA emails, no streetlights ruining your stars, and zero chance someone plugs in a leaf blower at 7 a.m.

You can drill a domestic well and pull up to 1,800 gallons/day, which is more than enough for you, your future house, your garden, and a couple of very spoiled goats.
 
Mountain Majesty in Every Direction
Humboldt Mountains to the west.
East Range Mountains to the east.
Your property? Right in the sweet spot of Nevada beauty.
 
Bottom Line:
This is 20 acres of pure Nevada charm — easy access, endless open space, mountain views that will make your friends jealous, and freedom to actually do what you want with your land.
If you've been waiting for a sign to get your own slice of Nevada, this is it — and it comes with a road built right to it.