NEW
$1,999,999
HouseEst. $11,293/mo
3 Beds
3 Baths
2,513 Sq. Ft.5.03 Acres
Built in 2005
665 Rocking Horse Road
Gardnerville, NV, 89410
Gardnerville Horse Properties for Sale
Showing 28 active listings · Inventory snapshot November 13, 2026
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- View 665 Rocking Horse Road, Gardnerville, NV, 89410 — $1,999,999
NEWView 1847 Chestnut Court, Gardnerville, NV, 89410 — $237,000$237,000LandEst. $1,338/mo0 Beds— Baths1.03 Acres—1847 Chestnut CourtGardnerville, NV, 89410
NEWPRICE REDUCED $1.9MView 600 Artemesia Lane, Gardnerville, NV, 89460 — $3,800,000$3,800,000$1.9MHouseEst. $21,456/mo4 Beds3.5 Baths2,749 Sq. Ft.39.00 AcresBuilt in 2014600 Artemesia LaneGardnerville, NV, 89460
NEWPRICE REDUCED $27kView 1324 Tamzy Court, Gardnerville, NV, 89410 — $1,198,000$1,198,000$27kHouseEst. $6,764/mo4 Beds3.5 Baths3,242 Sq. Ft.1.99 AcresBuilt in 19891324 Tamzy CourtGardnerville, NV, 89410Pinenut Hill Ranch
NEWView 2424 Blaze Court, Gardnerville, NV, 89410 — $500,000$500,000LandEst. $2,823/mo0 Beds— Baths5.81 Acres—2424 Blaze CourtGardnerville, NV, 89410
NEWView 2410 Blaze Court, Gardnerville, NV, 89410 — $500,000$500,000LandEst. $2,823/mo0 Beds— Baths5.00 Acres—2410 Blaze CourtGardnerville, NV, 89410
Gardnerville currently has 28 active horse properties for sale, with a median list price of $1,012,500 and an average of 80 days on market. Gardnerville is one of the premier horse-property markets in Northern Nevada, with large-lot parcels zoned for equestrian use scattered across the Carson Valley floor and the foothills above. Many properties include existing barns, paddocks, and irrigation rights that working horse owners can put to use immediately.
28Active Listings
$1,012,500Median List Price
80Closed median days on market (90 days)
Why Buy Horse Properties for Sale in Gardnerville?
- Carson Valley parcels routinely run one to ten-plus acres, giving horses meaningful space to graze without the confinement typical of suburban equestrian lots.
- Nevada carries no state income tax, and Douglas County property-tax rates are among the lowest in the region — meaningful savings for buyers holding large rural parcels long-term.
- Direct trail access into the Pine Nut Mountains and proximity to Fuji Park and the Horseman's Association grounds make Gardnerville a practical base for competitive and recreational riders alike.
- Water rights and irrigation easements often transfer with the deed in the Carson Valley, reducing the cost of maintaining pasture through the dry Nevada summer.
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Gardnerville FAQ — 6 Answers
What Do Gardnerville Buyers Most Frequently Ask?
Most AskedWhat should I look for when buying a horse property in Gardnerville?
Prioritize zoning (Douglas County Agricultural or Rural designation), verified water rights or well capacity, and existing infrastructure — barns, paddocks, and fencing add value but cost significantly to build from scratch. Ask your agent to pull the parcel's water rights history and confirm the county's allowed livestock density for the acreage before you write an offer.
How much does a horse property in Gardnerville cost?
Prices range widely based on acreage, improvements, and proximity to the valley floor. Entry-level parcels with a modest home and basic horse infrastructure start in the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands, while larger ranch-style properties with mature barns, arenas, and multiple acres can reach well into the millions. The live median above reflects current active inventory.
Are there deed restrictions on keeping horses in Gardnerville?
Douglas County's agricultural zones generally allow horses without HOA interference, but specific subdivisions may carry CC&Rs that limit herd size or structure types. Always review the title report and any recorded CC&Rs before closing. We can flag any restrictions on a property you're considering.
Is Gardnerville a good area for horse properties compared to Reno or Carson City?
The Carson Valley floor around Gardnerville and Minden offers flat, irrigated pasture land that is simply not available at comparable prices in the Truckee Meadows or on the hillsides surrounding Carson City. Buyers prioritizing usable flat acreage for horses consistently find better value per acre in the Gardnerville corridor.
Can I trail ride directly from a Gardnerville horse property?
Many parcels on the eastern edge of the valley connect to informal trail corridors into the Pine Nut Range, and the Carson Valley Horsemen's Association maintains access points riders use regularly. Trail connectivity varies by parcel location, so we recommend a site visit to evaluate direct access before committing.
How do I set up a search alert for Gardnerville horse properties?
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Updated November 13, 2026
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