

Dayton NV Homes with Land for Sale
Showing 16 active listings · Listings updated October 8, 2026
Dayton currently has 16 active nv homes with land for sale, with a median list price of $589,475 and an average of 73 days on market. Dayton is one of Northern Nevada's best-value acreage markets: dozens of active listings on a half-acre or more, from riverfront parcels in Santa Maria Ranch to the wide-open lots of the Mark Twain area east of town. Lyon County's rural zoning welcomes horses, shops, and outbuildings on many parcels, and land here costs a fraction of comparable acreage in Washoe County — all within roughly 20 minutes of Carson City on US-50.
NEWView 415 Sam Clemens Avenue, Dayton, NV, 89403 — $389,000$389,000ManufacturedEst. $2,196/mo3 Beds2 Baths1,404 Sq. Ft.1.38 AcresBuilt in 2001415 Sam Clemens AvenueDayton, NV, 89403
NEWView 220 Mark Twain Avenue, Dayton, NV, 89403 — $535,000$535,000ManufacturedEst. $3,021/mo4 Beds3.5 Baths2,221 Sq. Ft.3.50 AcresBuilt in 2017220 Mark Twain AvenueDayton, NV, 89403Mark Twain Estates Ph 2
NEWView 135 Cambridge Drive, Dayton, NV, 89403 — $579,000$579,000HouseEst. $3,269/mo3 Beds2.5 Baths1,993 Sq. Ft.0.50 AcresBuilt in 2018135 Cambridge DriveDayton, NV, 89403Six Mile Canyon Ranches Ph 2
NEW CONSTRUCTIONView 20 River Vista Drive, Dayton, NV, 89403 — $1,325,000$1,325,000HouseEst. $7,481/mo3 Beds2 Baths2,112 Sq. Ft.2.99 AcresBuilt in 202620 River Vista DriveDayton, NV, 89403Santa Maria Ranch Ph 3
ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACTView 637 Capilano Court, Dayton, NV, 89403 — $562,990$562,990HouseEst. $3,179/mo5 Beds3 Baths2,311 Sq. Ft.0.52 AcresBuilt in 2026637 Capilano CourtDayton, NV, 89403
NEWPRICE REDUCED $5.0kView 140 Brantingham Court, Dayton, NV, 89403 — $870,000$870,000$5.0kHouseEst. $4,912/mo4 Beds3 Baths2,337 Sq. Ft.2.01 AcresBuilt in 2004140 Brantingham CourtDayton, NV, 89403
Why Buy NV Homes with Land for Sale in Dayton?
- Dayton acreage prices sit well below half-acre-plus properties in Reno, Sparks, or Carson City, so buyers get genuinely usable land — room for shops, RV storage, animals, and gardens — without a luxury budget.
- Santa Maria Ranch pairs larger estate-style lots with Carson River frontage and community trails, while the Mark Twain area east of town offers classic rural Nevada parcels with big-sky views and minimal restrictions.
- Lyon County's rural residential zoning is generally friendly to horses, detached garages, and accessory buildings — verify parcel by parcel, but the flexibility far exceeds a typical suburban subdivision.
- Nevada's zero state income tax plus low rural carrying costs make holding land in Dayton inexpensive, and US-50 keeps Carson City within about 20 minutes and Reno within roughly 45.
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What Do Dayton Buyers Most Frequently Ask?
Most AskedWhat qualifies as a home with land on this page?
Every NNRMLS listing in Dayton on a lot of at least a half acre (21,780 square feet). In practice the inventory ranges from half-acre subdivision lots up to multi-acre rural parcels in the Mark Twain area and along the Carson River corridor. If you want a specific minimum — one acre, five acres — we can filter the live feed tighter for you.
Where is the best acreage in Dayton?
Santa Maria Ranch is the premier planned acreage community, with estate lots near the Carson River and community trail access. The Mark Twain area east of Dayton proper is the classic rural option — larger, flatter parcels with fewer restrictions. Older Dayton Valley streets also hide half-acre-plus lots close to schools and the golf course.
Can I keep horses on Dayton acreage?
On many parcels, yes — much of rural Dayton and the Mark Twain area carries Lyon County zoning that allows horses and other animals, and some properties come with corrals or outbuildings already in place. Zoning and any CC&Rs are parcel-specific, so we verify animal rights, well/septic status, and outbuilding allowances on every property before you offer.
Are Dayton acreage properties on wells and septic?
It varies. Subdivision-adjacent half-acre lots often have municipal utility service, while larger rural parcels — especially in Mark Twain — commonly run on private wells and septic systems. Well production, water rights, and septic condition are major due-diligence items on rural Nevada purchases, and we build those inspections into every offer we write.
How do I tour Dayton properties with land?
Call or text Nevada Real Estate Group at (775) 277-2120. Rural showings take more planning than subdivision tours — gate access, long driveways, and parcel-line walks — so we typically map a route and see several acreage properties in one trip, with parcel maps and zoning summaries in hand for each stop.
Should I buy acreage in Dayton or in Gardnerville and the Carson Valley?
Dayton is the value play: more land per dollar, a shorter drive to the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, and a growing US-50 corridor. Gardnerville and the Carson Valley trade a higher price point for Jobs Peak views, established ranch infrastructure, and closer access to South Lake Tahoe. Browse our Gardnerville homes with land page and compare the two markets side by side.
Updated October 8, 2026
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