Buckeye Farms, a former working ranch in Minden, Nevada, has recently been approved as a Specific Plan by Douglas County that includes 2,218 units consisting of single family residential, multi-family residential, mixed us commercial, commercial, public facililty and open space zoning designations. Buckeye Farms can be sold as a bulk purchase for potential buyers interested in a master developer role or by individual "Neighborhoods"' to homebuilders. The Buckeye Farms Specific Plan has been thoughtfully created to offer a variety of housing types while maintaining a strong resemblance to the rich farming history in the Carson Valley. Buckeye Farms has preserved over 200 acres of native pasture open space to serve as a buffer on the perimeter of the property. Within the core of the community is strategically placed zoning designations to create segmentation, character and housing options for the consumer. A commercial core will create a sense of arrival and offer services and employment within walking distance to each unique Neighborhood. The Specific Plan will provide general zoning guidance and reflects conceptual renderings of each Neighborhood. However, the final design and lot layout of the Neighborhoods will occur during the Tentative Mapping process. Approvals are underway for the Neighborhood 1 Tentative Map inclusive of 304 single family residential lots, 20 multi-family units, a large central park, greenways and an extensive walking trail. Adjacent to Neighborhood 1 is Minden Elementary School K-5 which can be accessed by pedestrian paths to be used by children and their parents via Buckeye Farms.
The housing market has remained strong in Northern Nevada and the demand is high for developable land and new homes particularly in Douglas County. The town of Minden's charm and desirability offers an unhurried lifestyle that attracts all types of buyers. It's a serene lifestyle coupled with unmatched outdoor activities, world class winter sports and convenient distances to larger cities. Buckeye Farms is a special opportunity for homebuilders and developers. For more information regarding Buckeye Farms, please contact Michelle McGrath at 775-720-5768. Proof of funds will be required.
Michelle McGrath
