Draft blueprints, gather tools, and assemble your home with nails, nuts, and bolts on Bolton Loop. Situated at the foot of Holbrook Highlands and near the crossroads of Holbrook Junction, this premium horse lot is one of eight vacant lots remaining in the 21-parcel Holbrook Estates. These 2.02 acres are perched at an elevation from which far-reaching and sweeping views of the Sleeping Elephant Ranch below and beautiful Nevada beyond can be forever enjoyed. Build this Bolton Loop lot into your Holbrook home. A paved road accesses the property upon which electricity and telephone utilities are already present. Drill a well and install a sceptic tank once the most opportune homesite is carefully selected that will provide beautiful vistas. Afterwards, just assembly is required, but of course in accordance with CC&Rs. Holbrook Estates ensures property values and order among neighbors are maintained through Covenants, Conditions, and especially Restrictions, but without the overreaching oversight of a Homeowners Association. A junction, by definition, is a point where two or more things are joined and, in the case of nearby Holbrook Junction, where State Route 208 joins US Highway 395. From Holbrook Estates, set a course to three of the four cardinal points for errands, appointments, and pleasure. Navigate north on US Highway 395 to access almost most all northern Nevada for your wants, needs, and desires. With Gardnerville only 19 miles and 23 minutes away, Minden just 20.3 miles and 25 minutes distance, Carson City being 35.2 miles and 45 minutes travelled, Lake Tahoe approximately 39.5 miles and 50 minutes apart, and Reno roughly 69.3 miles or 72 minutes remote, you are close to enjoy small town charm and not too far to thrill in biggest little city life. All including, these destinations offer seemingly limitless opportunities and options for shopping, dining, recreation, entertainment, festivities, hobbies, medical care, and public services, so all that is needed are reasons: who to see, what is needed, where to go, when to go, why to go, and how to go. Set south on US Highway 395 and, in a matter of minutes, arrive at Topaz. The Nevada side of Topaz offers fun diner and upscale dining experiences with Lady Luck as your date at Topaz Lodge & Casino. Douglas County Community Services meticulously maintains the Topaz Lake Recreation Area where day use areas and overnight campsites provide fish and sport. On the California side of Topaz begins scenic Mono County where the Eastern Sierra Scenic Byway, like the calm waters of Rush Creek, meander to Walker, where the locals and not-so-locals coexist at Walker Burger, and beyond to walled canyons giving way to grassy fields of grazing cattle where one can be a greenhorn amongst cowboys at Hunewill Circle H Guest Ranch. There, off in the distance, is the county seat, Bridgeport, so stop by Ken's Sporting Goods to catch fishing reports and decide whether to set hook and enjoy outdoor activities at nearby Twin Lakes or further south and camp next to the many alpine lakes near salty Mono Lake. Explore east on State Route 208 and encounter an enchanting, but different, Nevada. Welcome first to Wellington and salute secondly to Smith. An agricultural epicenter when in season, the alfalfa industry bustles with fields of green and the sweet aroma of fresh-cut hay carried on a gentle breeze. Choose fresh produce and even fresh chicken eggs from farmers without the market, but don't forget local honey either. Before journeying deeper into rural Nevada on the way to Yerington, just make sure to stop in to say "hey!" to a stranger or friend in the Heyday Inn as you toast a Picon Punch celebrating your newly purchased lot at 1530 Bolton Loop.