Moving to Carson City, Nevada

Some places are known for their skyline.

Others are known for their history.

Carson City has both a strong sense of its past and a lifestyle shaped by where it sits today.

Nevada’s capital lies in Northern Nevada along the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, between Reno and Carson Valley and within reach of Lake Tahoe. Historic neighborhoods, government buildings, trails, parks, shopping and everyday services all exist within a relatively compact city.

But Carson City changes depending on where you live.

Historic streets near downtown feel different from newer residential areas. West-side neighborhoods sit closer to the Sierra foothills and trail systems, while other parts of the city provide different access to shopping, highways and neighboring Northern Nevada communities.

If you’re considering moving to Carson City, this guide will help you understand its neighborhoods, housing, geography, recreation, weather and the things worth knowing before deciding where your life fits.

Hall Family Real Estate Group, Powered by eXp Realty, helps buyers and sellers explore Carson City and communities throughout Northern Nevada. Our local guides are designed to help you understand the differences between communities, housing, property types and everyday life before deciding where to focus your real estate search.

 

Carson City, Nevada at a Glance

Location: Northern Nevada along the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada

County/Independent City: Carson City is an independent city and Nevada’s state capital

Elevation: Approximately 4,700 feet above sea level

Nearby Communities: Washoe Valley, Reno, Minden, Gardnerville and Genoa

Major Roads and Corridors: I-580/US-395, U.S. Highway 50 and major local corridors

Landscape: High-desert valley, established urban areas, foothills and Sierra Nevada views

Nearby Mountain Region: Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe

Airport: Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) serves the broader region; Carson Airport serves general aviation

Climate: Dry, high-desert climate with four distinct seasons

Housing: Historic homes, established neighborhoods, newer residential development, golf-area homes, foothill properties, larger homesites and rural-edge properties

 

A Capital City That Still Feels Connected to the Outdoors

Carson City may be Nevada’s capital, but government buildings tell only part of its story.

Historic downtown contains restaurants, local businesses, museums and public spaces surrounded by neighborhoods that developed over generations.

Move west and the Sierra foothills begin defining the landscape.

Head north and the city connects toward Washoe Valley and Reno.

Travel south and the road leads directly into Carson Valley.

To the west, routes climb toward the Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe.

That geography gives Carson City an unusual position within Northern Nevada.

It functions as a city while remaining closely connected to the mountains, surrounding valleys and smaller communities around it.

 

A Saturday in Carson City

If you want to understand Carson City, don’t begin with the government buildings.

Start with Saturday.

The morning might begin with coffee before walking through historic downtown.

By afternoon, you could be hiking or mountain biking near the western foothills, visiting the Nevada State Museum, exploring local shops or heading toward one of the surrounding recreation areas.

Another weekend might mean driving toward Lake Tahoe, visiting Carson Valley or simply staying close to home.

As evening arrives, dinner downtown or a quiet drive beneath the Sierra can make Carson City feel much farther removed from a large metropolitan area than the map suggests.

Life here isn’t measured by how quickly the day moves.

Sometimes the appeal is having enough around you without needing everything around you.

 

Finding Your Place in Carson City

Carson City offers more than one residential environment.

Some buyers are drawn to historic neighborhoods and mature landscaping near the city center.

Others want newer homes, golf-area properties or neighborhoods farther from downtown.

Homes near the western side of the city can provide different access to the Sierra foothills and recreation.

Northern and southern portions of Carson City create different relationships with Reno, Carson Valley, shopping and major transportation routes.

That means choosing where to live should start with understanding the geography rather than simply searching every property with a Carson City address.

 

Explore Carson City Neighborhoods and Areas

West Side

Carson City’s West Side contains many established and historic residential streets, mature landscaping and convenient access to downtown.

Its position closer to the Sierra foothills also creates relatively direct access toward western trail systems and recreation.

Location: West of downtown Carson City toward the Sierra foothills.

Kings Canyon

The Kings Canyon area sits along Carson City’s western side near foothills and trail access.

Properties and streets in this part of the city can feel considerably different from more centrally located neighborhoods.

Location: West Carson City near the Sierra foothills and Kings Canyon trail area.

Lakeview

Lakeview is an established residential area in northern Carson City.

Its location provides access toward northern Carson City and routes leading toward Washoe Valley and Reno.

Location: Northern Carson City near the northern edge of the urban area.

Silver Oak

Silver Oak is a residential and golf-area community in northwest Carson City with established and newer housing.

Location: Northwest Carson City near the Silver Oak Golf Course area.

Southwest Carson City

Southwest Carson City includes residential areas positioned closer to the Sierra foothills and routes leading toward southern Carson City and Carson Valley.

Location: Southwest portion of Carson City.

North Carson City

North Carson City includes established residential areas, shopping, services and access toward I-580/US-395 and Washoe Valley.

Location: North of central Carson City along major northern transportation corridors.

Schulz Ranch

Schulz Ranch is a newer residential community in southern Carson City with parks, trails and newer housing.

Location: Southern Carson City near the corridor leading toward Carson Valley.

 

Homes and Real Estate in Carson City

Carson City’s housing reflects several stages of the city’s development.

Near the historic center and West Side, buyers can encounter older homes, mature landscaping and residential streets established over generations.

Other areas contain traditional suburban neighborhoods, townhomes and more recent residential development.

Golf-area homes, foothill properties and larger homesites also become part of the market depending on location.

Move toward the edges of Carson City and the surroundings can begin feeling less urban.

That variety is why two homes with Carson City addresses can provide very different everyday experiences.

One might offer convenient access to downtown.

Another might place trails and foothills nearby.

Another may make commuting toward Reno or Carson Valley particularly convenient.

The house matters.

But where the house sits within Carson City can change the experience considerably.

 

What Changes Depending on Where You Live in Carson City?

Carson City is relatively compact, but location still matters.

Living near downtown can provide easier access to government offices, historic areas, restaurants and central services.

The West Side places residents closer to the Sierra foothills.

Northern Carson City provides convenient access toward Washoe Valley and Reno.

Southern Carson City positions residents closer to Carson Valley.

U.S. Highway 50 also provides important east-west access through the region and toward routes leading into the Sierra Nevada.

Elevation and winter conditions can vary as properties move toward foothill areas.

Commutes change too.

Someone working in Reno may prioritize a different part of Carson City than someone regularly traveling into Minden or Gardnerville.

That’s why relocation decisions shouldn’t be made by looking at listings alone.

First understand the geography.

Then choose the house.

 

Carson City and the Sierra Nevada

One of Carson City’s defining features is how quickly the city transitions into open land and mountains.

The Sierra Nevada rises immediately west of the city.

Trail systems in and around the foothills provide opportunities for hiking and mountain biking, while the surrounding Northern Nevada region expands the possibilities considerably.

Lake Tahoe, Carson Valley, Washoe Valley and other recreation areas are all accessible from Carson City.

The landscape also changes with the seasons.

Snow settles across the Sierra in winter. Spring changes the foothills and surrounding valleys. Summers are generally warm and dry. Fall brings cooler temperatures before winter returns.

Outdoor recreation doesn’t have to be a vacation here.

For many residents, it can simply become part of an ordinary weekend.

Carson City and Lake Tahoe

Carson City’s position near the eastern Sierra provides access toward Lake Tahoe through mountain routes.

That proximity gives residents access to Tahoe beaches, hiking, boating, skiing, snowboarding and other mountain recreation without requiring them to live at Tahoe’s higher elevations.

But mountain travel changes with the seasons.

Snow, chain controls, road restrictions, traffic and weather can affect travel considerably.

Anyone relocating partly because of Carson City’s proximity to Lake Tahoe should experience those routes during different seasons rather than judging the relationship from mileage alone.

Carson City, Reno and Carson Valley

Carson City occupies an important position between several major Northern Nevada communities.

Reno lies to the north beyond Washoe Valley.

Minden and Gardnerville lie south in Carson Valley.

Lake Tahoe lies beyond the Sierra to the west.

That means Carson City can make sense for people whose work, family or recreation regularly takes them to different parts of the region.

But proximity on a map doesn’t always equal the same commute.

Traffic, weather, road construction and winter conditions can affect travel throughout Northern Nevada.

Anyone relocating should drive the routes they expect to use regularly before choosing a neighborhood.

What to Know Before Moving to Carson City

Carson City sits at high-desert elevation and experiences four distinct seasons.

Summers are generally warm and dry with cooler evenings.

Winter can bring freezing temperatures and snow, although conditions in Carson City can be dramatically different from the heavier snowfall at higher Sierra elevations.

The dry climate and elevation can require adjustment for some newcomers.

Regional wildfire smoke can also occasionally affect air quality during fire season in Nevada, California and the surrounding Sierra region.

Carson City’s position within Northern Nevada makes driving an important consideration too.

Spend time here before deciding where to live.

Walk downtown.

Drive through the West Side.

Explore northern and southern Carson City.

Drive your potential commute toward Reno or Carson Valley when you would actually make it.

Head toward Lake Tahoe.

Visit the stores and services you would normally use.

Then spend a Saturday doing the things you imagine doing once you live here.

Because relocating successfully isn’t simply about finding a house.

It’s about understanding where your ordinary days will happen.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Moving to Carson City, Nevada

Is Carson City Nevada’s capital?

Yes. Carson City is the capital of Nevada and is also an independent city rather than being part of a county.

Where is Carson City?

Carson City is located in Northern Nevada along the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada. Reno and Washoe Valley are to the north, Carson Valley is to the south and Lake Tahoe lies west beyond the Sierra.

What is Carson City known for?

Carson City is known as Nevada’s capital and for its historic downtown, Nevada history, government institutions, museums and access to outdoor recreation throughout the surrounding Sierra Nevada and Northern Nevada region.

What types of homes can you find in Carson City?

Housing can include historic and older homes, established suburban neighborhoods, townhomes, newer residential development, golf-area properties, foothill homes and properties with larger homesites.

Available inventory changes with the market.

What are some of the main neighborhoods and areas of Carson City?

Areas buyers commonly encounter include the West Side, Kings Canyon, Lakeview, Silver Oak, Southwest Carson City, North Carson City and Schulz Ranch.

Housing, location, development and access can vary substantially between them.

Where can I find historic homes in Carson City?

Carson City’s West Side and areas surrounding the historic city center contain many older and historically significant residential properties.

Age, renovations, condition and historic characteristics vary by individual property.

Where can I find newer homes in Carson City?

Newer residential development can be found in several portions of Carson City, including communities such as Schulz Ranch and other developing residential areas.

Current new-construction inventory changes over time.

Does Carson City get snow?

Yes.

Carson City experiences winter snowfall, although accumulation varies by storm, year, elevation and location.

Conditions in Carson City can differ significantly from heavier snowfall at higher elevations around Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada.

How close is Carson City to Lake Tahoe?

The answer depends on where in Carson City you start and which Lake Tahoe destination you are visiting.

Mountain travel times can change considerably with traffic, construction, snow, chain requirements and other road conditions.

How does Carson City compare with Reno?

Reno is a larger metropolitan area with a larger urban footprint, university, airport and broader range of residential environments.

Carson City is smaller and serves as Nevada’s capital while providing direct access toward Carson Valley, the Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe.

The better fit depends on a person’s housing, commute, employment and lifestyle priorities.

How does Carson City compare with Minden and Gardnerville?

Minden and Gardnerville sit south of Carson City in Carson Valley and generally provide a smaller-community and valley environment with extensive surrounding rural property.

Carson City provides more urban services while remaining closely connected to Carson Valley.

Is Carson City close to Reno?

Yes. Carson City and Reno are connected primarily through the I-580/US-395 corridor.

Actual travel time depends on starting point, destination, traffic, construction and weather.

What industries are in Carson City?

Employment in Carson City includes state government, healthcare, education, retail, hospitality, construction, professional services and other public- and private-sector industries.

What airport serves Carson City?

Reno-Tahoe International Airport is the primary commercial airport serving the broader region.

Carson Airport serves general aviation.

What should I know about buying a foothill property in Carson City?

Depending on the individual property, buyers may need to consider elevation, road access, drainage, topography, wildfire exposure, insurance availability and other property-specific characteristics.

Appropriate inspections and professional investigation depend on the individual property.

Does Carson City have rural or larger properties?

Properties with larger homesites and more rural characteristics can be found in portions of Carson City and surrounding areas.

Buyers looking for acreage or specialized land uses should investigate the specific parcel, zoning, utilities, access and permitted uses.

What should I know before relocating to Carson City?

Don’t choose Carson City from a map alone.

Explore downtown, the West Side, northern Carson City and southern Carson City.

Drive the routes you expect to use toward Reno, Carson Valley and Lake Tahoe.

Then spend time here doing the things you would normally do if you lived here.

That is when the differences between Carson City’s residential areas become much easier to understand.

Continue Exploring Northern Nevada

Carson City is only one way to experience Northern Nevada.

Explore Reno, Sparks, Carson Valley, Minden, Gardnerville, Dayton and other communities throughout the region to understand how housing, geography and everyday life change from one area to another.

Hall Family Real Estate Group, Powered by eXp Realty, helps buyers and sellers explore Carson City and communities throughout Northern Nevada.

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Homes for Sale in Carson City, Nevada

$725,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 260012578 MLS
Exceptional duplex opportunity in Carson City! This well-maintained property offers two income-producing units in a desirable location close to shopping, dining, schools, and major commuter routes. Each unit provides comfortable living spaces, private entrances, and ample parking, making it highly attractive to tenants and owner-occupants alike. Whether you're looking to expand your investment portfolio or live in one unit while generating rental income from the other, this versatile property delivers excellent potential in Nevada's thriving capital city.

1006 S Minnesota St, Carson City

Courtesy of Cindy Cullen and Coldwell Banker Select RE CC. Contact:

$1,100,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 260012566 MLS
Come discover a horse lover's dream! This incredible ranch-style property offers over two acres of space, an updated single-level home, and an impressive array of equestrian and recreational amenities. Featuring an approximately 8,000-square-foot indoor riding arena with four attached horse stalls, office and storage areas, plus an additional 1,440-square-foot barn, this property offers endless possibilities for an equestrian lifestyle. The property includes seven horse stalls in total, with water and electrical hookups conveniently located throughout, plus a separate quarantine arena and multiple fenced areas. The indoor arena is ideal for riding, training, and cutting horses. Two chicken coops, a shop area, a four-car garage, and a separate smaller garage provide abundant space for vehicles, toys, equipment, and storage. There is also an approximately 200-square-foot shed that is ready to be finished, with wiring already prepped for power and can lighting. Inside, the home features a desirable split-bedroom floor plan with the spacious primary suite privately situated at one end of the house. The primary suite features vaulted ceilings, a ceiling fan, a cozy sitting area, two closets, dual sinks, a walk-in shower, and a jetted tub. On the opposite side of the home are two additional bedrooms, a large laundry room with a sink and excellent storage, and convenient access to the attached two-car garage. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar overlooking the family room. A spacious dining room provides plenty of room for entertaining, while the inviting family room features vaulted ceilings, beautiful views, and abundant access to the backyard. Enjoy stunning views of Jobs Peak while being just minutes from Gardnerville and Minden. Nearby trails provide convenient access for horseback riding, biking, and hiking, giving you the best of both worlds—a peaceful rural setting with all the amenities of town close by. The backyard is designed for enjoying the Nevada lifestyle, with separate fencing from the equestrian area, several patio, sitting areas, a raised deck area ready for an above-ground pool, and a hot tub. The back of the home opens to the backyard through multiple access points, creating an ideal setting for entertaining or simply relaxing and taking in the views. Additional highlights include a rounded front driveway, automated front gate, single-level living, extensive storage, multiple outbuildings, and exceptional equestrian infrastructure. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy an authentic ranch lifestyle with the space, amenities, and flexibility to accommodate horses, hobbies, equipment, and so much more—all while remaining close to Gardnerville, Minden, trails, and everyday conveniences. Come experience this exceptional horse property and see all it has to offer. Schedule your private showing today!

795 Jacks Valley Rd, Carson City

Courtesy of Adrienne Phenix and RE/MAX Gold-Carson City. Contact:

$455,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 260012556 MLS
Conveniently located Carson City home with several of the major-ticket improvements already completed. Recent updates include a newer roof, furnace, air conditioning, garage door and exterior paint. The interior and landscaping offer room for improvement, giving the next owner an opportunity to update the property to their taste without having to start with many of the expensive exterior and mechanical items. A solid option for a buyer looking for a home with good fundamentals, convenient access to shopping, services and major routes, and some remaining cosmetic upside.

1314 Heather Way, Carson City

Courtesy of Ryan Borden and Realty One Group Eminence. Contact:

$320,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 260012549 MLS
Fantastic Eagle Highlands 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhouse featuring stunning vaulted ceilings with two skylights, a large great room with freestanding wood stove, separate dining area, and functional kitchen with breakfast bar. A half bath with a new vanity is also located on this level. Upstairs, you'll find a spacious primary suite with private bathroom, along with two additional bedrooms and a second full bathroom. Only one shared wall provides quiet and privacy. The finished 2-car garage with laundry area offers convenient parking and storage. Other features include newer laminate flooring and carpet, new cabinetry and shelving in the kitchen pantry area, central A/C, and a spacious fenced yard with an extended patio and plenty of room to customize your outdoor vision. HOA amenities are extensive and include front-yard landscaping with automatic sprinklers, building exterior and roof maintenance, common-area maintenance, snow removal, pool, clubhouse, structure insurance, greenbelt, walking paths and dog stations, guest parking, and a separate RV parking area for residents. Directly adjacent to Empire Ranch Golf Course and conveniently located near multiple trail systems and nature areas, the Carson River, parks, shopping, dining, schools, Highway 50 and I-580, this home offers great value and years of low-maintenance living!

4214 Pheasant Dr, Carson City

Courtesy of Alicia Gardner and Redfin. Contact:

$299,900
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 260012536 MLS
Calling all visionaries, DIY enthusiasts, and people who see a "before" photo and immediately start planning the "after." This one is for you. 3095 Thurman Circle is a 3-bedroom, 2-bath fixer-upper with something you simply can't manufacture: potential. Sure, it needs some love. Maybe even a little more than love. But underneath it all is a home waiting for someone with a vision, a toolbox, and perhaps a Costco membership for renovation supplies. And let's talk about the garage. It's HUGE. The kind of garage that makes you wonder if you actually need a house attached to it. Cars? Check. Toys? Check. Workshop? Absolutely. Hobbies that your spouse has repeatedly asked you to take somewhere else? Plenty of room for those, too. Located in Carson City, you'll have all the perks of Nevada's capital without giving up that hometown feel. Enjoy local restaurants, coffee shops, galleries, museums and historic charm, or head outside for hiking, biking, parks and all the recreation Northern Nevada has to offer. Carson City also puts you within easy reach of the mountains, Lake Tahoe and the countless adventures that make this area such a great place to call home. So, if you're looking for perfect, keep scrolling. If you're looking for possibility, grab your imagination and come take a look. Because every great transformation starts with a house that needs a little something—and 3095 Thurman Circle has plenty of something to work with.

3095 Thurman Cir, Carson City

Courtesy of Michelle Lindsey and Coldwell Banker Select RE M. Contact:

$1,195,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 260012532 MLS
The day begins with morning light over Washoe Lake and ends with sunset from the covered deck. In between, there's room to make this 1.07-acre setting entirely your own. Trees frame the views, and the home's vaulted ceilings and generous windows bring the outdoors into its inviting living spaces. Gather around the kitchen island, linger by the fireplace, or take dinner outside as the sky changes color over the valley. With 2,692 square feet, 4 bedrooms and a separate office or den, the layout offers space to come together and room to retreat. A main-level bedroom, 3-car garage and RV parking add everyday flexibility. Tucked into Carson City's Lakeview neighborhood, 3628 Lakeview Road captures the kind of Nevada living that's hard to describe and easy to feel once you're here.

3628 Lakeview Rd, Carson City

Courtesy of Ryan Mitchell and Compass. Contact:

$580,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 260012523 MLS
Well cared for and move-in ready, this home offers a wonderful blend of modern updates, comfortable living spaces, and an outdoor setting that's truly hard to find. Conveniently located with easy access to all that Northern Nevada has to offer, the property provides privacy, comfort, and convenience. Enjoy beautiful mountain views and an inviting outdoor space designed for relaxing or entertaining. The gazebo and spa/hot tub are included with the sale, creating the perfect spot to unwind and take in the surroundings.

3516 Tourmaline Dr, Carson City

Courtesy of Caitlyn Evans and RE/MAX Gold-Midtown. Contact:

$1,750,000
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 260012499 MLS
Privacy. Space. Nature. Endless possibilities. Tucked away on 2 serene acres, this custom Lakeview craftsman offers more than 4,000 square feet of living space designed to embrace its peaceful natural surroundings. From the moment you turn onto the meandering driveway and pass through the thoughtfully designed landscaping, there's an immediate sense of escape. This is the kind of property where coming home feels like getting away. Inside, dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows in the great room and primary suite bring nature into the home while filling the spaces with beautiful natural light. The expansive gourmet kitchen was made for gathering, with two oversized islands, two sinks, granite countertops, generous prep space, and a built-in breakfast nook surrounded by windows. Step outside onto the oversized Trex deck and enjoy morning coffee, evening dinners, or quiet nights surrounded by the privacy of your own acreage. And the possibilities outside are just as impressive. A large workshop provides dedicated space for projects, hobbies, or storage, while a separate paved area above the driveway offers room for RV parking, additional vehicles, a basketball court, or potentially another shop. Back inside, the open living room features soaring ceilings, a gas fireplace, custom built-in entertainment center, 70"+ 3D television, speakers, and sound bar—creating an inviting space for both entertaining and relaxing. The home has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully improved over the years, including approximately $40,000 invested in a new Sierra Air heat pump system in 2022, new LED lighting with dimmers, new kitchen windows, a hybrid wood stove, and more. Private yet incredibly versatile, this is more than a home—it's a property that gives you the space and freedom to create the lifestyle you've been looking for. 2 acres.4,000+ square feet. Workshop. Expansive outdoor living. Privacy. Possibilities. A truly special Lakeview property that needs to be experienced.

4200 Numaga Pass Rd, Carson City

Courtesy of Theresa Thomson and Sierra Nevada Properties-Reno. Contact:

$530,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 260012495 MLS
Welcome to this lovely home in Carson City's Northridge subdivision, tucked at the end of a cul-de-sac in a quiet neighborhood close to shopping and restaurants. Offering 1,532 square feet, the home features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a spacious two-car garage with side access doors. The updated kitchen showcases professionally painted cabinets and beautiful leathered-texture granite countertops; the refrigerator, washer, and dryer are included. Newer luxury vinyl plank flooring, lighting fixtures, and ceiling fans add a fresh touch throughout. The spacious primary suite features a walk-in closet and an attached bathroom with double sinks and a large shower. Enjoy the patio and concrete walkways, plus the low-maintenance stucco exterior. The water heater and A/C were replaced within the past 5-6 years. Exterior has also been painted within the last 5-6 years.

2794 Foxhill Dr, Carson City

Courtesy of Janet Oliver and Assist-2-Sell Buyers & Sellers. Contact:

$765,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 260012472 MLS
Come see this delightful home today at 1828 Walnut Court in the desirable Silver Oak Golf Course community! Meticulously maintained and thoughtfully designed, this beautiful home offers a timeless style, flexible living spaces, and an ideal location near the trails at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Step inside to a grand entry featuring beautiful travertine-style tile that flows throughout much of the living space. The spacious great room showcases dramatic vaulted ceilings and a gorgeous stone gas fireplace, creating a warm and inviting gathering space that opens seamlessly to the dining area and kitchen. The well-appointed kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a large gas range, beautiful travertine accents, abundant cabinetry, and a large breakfast bar. The oversized adjoining laundry room provides even more convenience with additional pantry storage and a fantastic back-stock kitchen area. The primary suite is truly a private retreat, with direct access to the backyard and a spacious spa-like bathroom featuring an oversized shower, soaking tub, dual sinks, walk-in closet, and plenty of storage. A second large bedroom has a nearby full bathroom with a tub/shower combination, while the third bedroom offers incredible flexibility. With dual doors at the entry, it could easily function as a bedroom, home office, den, or secondary living space. Outside, enjoy a private, low-maintenance backyard with a generous patio, covered patio area, pergola, and plenty of room to relax or entertain. The front yard is also designed for easy maintenance and offers a cozy covered porch area. The fully finished, extra-deep two-car garage provides additional room for storage, hobbies, or all your Northern Nevada gear. Move-in ready, beautifully maintained, and ready for someone new to call it home!

1828 Walnut Ct, Carson City

Courtesy of Adrienne Phenix and RE/MAX Gold-Carson City. Contact:

$499,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 260012469 MLS
Come see this charming home today at 604 West Long Street! Loaded with charm and possibilities, this well-maintained home welcomes you with a beautiful brick courtyard that is fully gated and provides a wonderful sense of privacy. Inside, you'll find two spacious living areas, including a formal living room and a family room featuring a charming stone fireplace with a gas insert for easy enjoyment. The family room flows nicely into the formal living space, creating a comfortable layout for everyday living and entertaining. The spacious kitchen offers ample storage and has been thoughtfully updated over the years with an electric cooktop, built-in dishwasher, built-in single oven, double sinks, and refrigerator. The home features three generous-sized bedrooms, including a private primary suite located at the back of the house. The primary bedroom offers a walk-in closet and an attached bathroom with a shower stall. Outside, the front yard features lush green grass with sprinklers and drip irrigation. The backyard is designed for low-maintenance living, with a large patio area perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Additional highlights include a newer electrical panel and an oversized, extra-deep two-car garage with plenty of storage, shelving, and cabinetry. Conveniently located near downtown Carson City, schools, shopping, restaurants, and so much more, this charming home offers a wonderful combination of character, functionality, and opportunity. Come see all that 604 West Long Street has to offer today!

604 W Long St, Carson City

Courtesy of Adrienne Phenix and RE/MAX Gold-Carson City. Contact:

$399,000
2 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 260012448 MLS
Welcome to 915 Garden Ct, a beautifully designed 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home in Carson City's desirable Mica Cottages community. Built in 2023, this 1,345-square-foot home offers a modern, functional floor plan with an inviting great room, well-appointed kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, and comfortable living spaces designed for today's lifestyle. The spacious primary suite includes a walk-in closet and private bath with dual sinks, while the home also features convenient in-home laundry, durable flooring, double-pane windows, central air conditioning, natural gas heating, and a 2-car garage. Fully landscaped, and private setting provide an easy-care outdoor space. Located with convenient access to Lake Tahoe, and the Carson Valley, this home offers a great combination of modern construction, comfortable living, and low-maintenance convenience. Whether you're a first-time buyer, downsizing, or looking for an investment property, 915 Garden Ct is a wonderful place to call home. Schedule a showing today!

915 Garden Ct, Carson City

Courtesy of Jazmine Fierro and The Agency Reno. Contact:

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