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Living between Reno and the Range
Situated halfway between the imposing mountains of the Carson Range and the vibrant entertainment hub of Reno, Nevada, the Bartley Ranch community offers homebuyers the best of both worlds. "People who live there are looking for a central location," says Sara Trimmer, a local Realtor with Ferrari-Lund Real Estate. "There is a ton of shopping and dining in the area, and some great walking trails." Spending time outside is also easy, with large parks nearby featuring a variety of trails and activities. Whether homeowners are interested in hiking, horseback riding, city visits or a fun game of tennis, there is something for everyone in Bartley Ranch.
Bartley Ranch has a variable topography with many homes being elevated in hills of SE Reno.
These residences are exclusive to Rancharrah, a community within Bartley Ranch.
Most of the large ranches in Bartley Ranch will have properties completely surrounded by fences.
This statue is an homage to the rodeo and ranch culture that permeates Bartley Ranch.
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Wandering through Western landscapes
Bartley Ranch residents are surrounded by nature, from the Carson Range’s horseback-riding trails to local sports fields. The 56-acre Bartley Ranch Regional Park sits on land that was once a horse boarding and training facility, and now enables residents to bike and hike its trails and attend concerts, plays and other events at its Hawkins Amphitheater. Within Bartley Ranch, Anderson Park offers a 1.7-mile walking trail flanked by grassy fields and cattle farms. Crystal Lake Park on Huffaker Lane has several sports facilities for residents, including tennis courts, a basketball court and an open field for soccer and football.
Bartley Ranch is home to the largest stables in Reno where residents can house their horses.
There are several easily accessible trails that run through Bartley Ranch.
Windy Hill is an excellent vista point in Bartley Ranch for catching up with a friend.
The front entrance to Bartley Ranch Regional Park in Reno.
The rural trails in Bartley Ranch go for miles allowing for peaceful walks in isolation.
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Homes on the Range
Bartley Ranch’s housing market combines the glamor of showy Reno with the rustic scenery of the Carson Range. "The southern part of the neighborhood is a highly coveted area that's mostly farmland. People have built $3 and $4 million homes on the land there. It's highly coveted if you can get in for a good price," Trimmer says. Bartley Ranch’s custom-build houses tend to feature ranch, farmhouse and Mediterranean styles evocative of this neighborhood’s Old Western backdrop. Most of these houses come with large acreage and plenty of space between them, giving residents vast backyards with mountain views. Mature trees provide shade along Bartley Ranch’s winding streets, and many homes have grassy front yards. The northern part of the neighborhood is home to the Village at Rancharrah development, a gated community named for a casino tycoon, and features custom homes. However, these are typically closer together and have a more suburban feel. Bartley Ranch’s homes tend to range in value from $1 million to $3 million; while houses with larger lots can cost up to $12 million for a 17-acre property.
Bartley Ranch is a wealthy community boasting large residences with pools on vista points.
Bartley Ranch residents know how to live in luxury.
Most of the large ranches in Bartley Ranch will have properties completely surrounded by fences.
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Situated near shopping
Bartley Ranch’s location along Interstate 580 puts residents across the street from some of Reno's most popular shopping and dining destinations. Meadowood Mall, just east of the Interstate, is home to brand-name stores like JCPenney, Dick's Sporting Goods and Macy's, as are several neighboring shopping plazas. Gourmands may enjoy elevated comfort foods like prime rib and mac and cheese at M3, while Bighorn Tavern offers a more casual bar-and-grill environment complete with highly rated, half-pound burgers. Residents can also pick up groceries at the nearby Whole Foods or WinCo Foods along the highway.
Bone-ito is a one-stop-shop for all of residents' dog needs in Bartley Ranch.
Bartley Ranch has a variety of top-tier restaurants that serve up incredible sandwiches.
Bartley Ranch has some of the best patio dining options in Reno.
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Student athletes in Bartley Ranch have great access to outdoor recreation trails.
A history of success at Reno's oldest school
Students in Bartley Ranch can attend Huffaker Elementary School, rated B-plus by Niche, as well as the B-minus-rated Edward L. Pine Middle School and the A-rated Reno High School. Reno High, founded in 1879, is not only the oldest high school in the city, but also one of the state’s highest-rated schools for STEM programs. Students can study one of the school's signature programs, which include graphic design, computer science, civil engineering and military science. The school has a history of success in athletics and extracurricular activities, winning 12 state championships in boys' cross country. At one point, the speech and debate team had a streak of 24 consecutive state championships.
Scenic drives through western Nevada
Residents are conveniently located near Interstate 580 and several other major roads, giving them a quick drive through the Reno metro area. Bartley Ranch residents are about 5.5 miles south of downtown Reno using Plumas Street, while Reno-Tahoe International Airport is about 6.5 miles away along I-580. A trip to the shores of Lake Tahoe in Incline Village will be about 30 miles using I-580 and Mt. Rose Highway.
The majority of Bartley Ranch contains private ranch homes on large parcels of land.
Bartley Ranch is located in SE Reno approximately 15 minutes from Downtown.
The largest charging station for electric cars in Reno can be found in Bartley Ranch.
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On average, homes in Bartley Ranch, Reno sell after 96 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Bartley Ranch, Reno over the last 12 months is $1,360,793, up 13% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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