1932 Montello Home with 14-Foot Ceilings and a Heated Barn — $90,000

The ceilings are what get you. Fourteen feet in a 960-square-foot house built in 1932 means the rooms feel twice as big as they should. The kitchen cabinets go all the way up, which is either useful or a ladder situation depending on how you live, but it looks good. The space reads tall and clean rather than cramped.

The house has two bedrooms and one bathroom, and that bathroom doubles as the laundry room. It has been updated with new flooring, a new vanity, and a new sink, so it functions well even if the layout is a little utilitarian. There is also a cellar, which in a house this age is probably original and worth having.

Out back there is a 330-square-foot barn and shop with both power and heat. That is a real outbuilding, not a storage shed with a sliding door. You could work in it year-round. There is also a separate storage shed on the property. The pear trees on the lot produce fruit in August according to the listing.

The views are mountain and valley, which in this part of Nevada means you are looking at a lot of open country in most directions. Montello sits along the Elko County line in the northeast corner of the state, a small town with a freight railroad history. The property is on 1st Street.

Everything inside comes with it. Beds, washer, dryer, freezer, refrigerator, microwave, TV, kitchen cart. You could drive up and start using the place. Whether you want it as a full-time home, a hunting base, or something to rent out, the infrastructure is already there. At $90,000 for a 92-year-old house with ceilings like that and a functional shop out back, there is not much to argue with.

Originally listed for $90,000, this property sold for $90,000 on August 31, 2026.