This turn key Ranch/Farm Operation is located 210 miles North of Las Vegas, Nevada. Ranch consists of 3314 deeded acres with ample water rights, and both winter and summer BLM permits. The property is offered for sale with approximately 800 head of cattle and equipment. There are several pastures with ample water sources consisting of 13,850 acre feet of water, 6 wells on private property and 250 acres of Alfalfa grass under pivot and 40 acres of wheel line. 290 acres is on pivot or sprinkler other is flood. This historic ranch expands over 35 miles through Rail Road Valley. Want more Alfalfa? There is a current water well available for more, just a little work and you can be up and running with a new pivot. Ranch comes with 13,289 AUMs, BLM Grazing Allotments. Cattle run on BLM for most of the year, except 2 to 2 1/2 months out of the year they bring them in to graze the meadows. Main Ranch Headquarters features a small house, bunkhouse that has some upgrades, single wide trailers, (80×40) steel building, equipment barn/shed/tack, several corrals, working pens & an arena, a squeeze chute with tub, and certified scales. Some of the equipment included consists of Massey Ferguson Swather, tractors, New Holland Baler, Backhoe, bale feeder, rakes, Discs, Drags, 2018 Dodge Ram 2500, 2012 Dodge Ram 2500 and various ranch pickups, flatbed, stock and other trailers, welding and cutting equipment, tank, pumps, troughs, misc. tools and a compressor. Per seller, People have been buying up lithium claims in Railroad Valley for the last couple years. Several of them have contacted the ranch owners about buying water, building processing facilities on their land, drilling lithium wells on their land, but the ranch has not felt the need to sell their water. Railroad Valley is one of the Central Nevada Desert Basins in the Tonopah Basin and is about 80 miles North to South and 20 miles wide. Its vastly known for its Wilderness Areas, Oil Fields, Oil Claims, Wildlife and Chairman Shale. Fact: In 2015 47 Million barrels of oil came out of Railroad Valley.