$677,768Average Value$275Average Price per Sq Ft10Homes For Sale
A home in the Sierra Nevada
Situated halfway between Reno and Carson City, New Washoe City offers homebuyers the chance to live among the rolling hills of the picturesque Sierra Nevada. “I would say the appeal here is definitely to feel a little bit more private but also conveniently located near town,” says Ainsley Murdock, a Realtor with Dickson Realty. “The people who move here are definitely looking to have a little bit more land.” Residents are just minutes away from the hiking, skiing, kayaking and fishing opportunities of Lake Tahoe and the Washoe Lake State Park, while a mountainous, desert landscape forms the backdrop for this exurban community. While there is little commercial activity in the neighborhood, residents can quickly get to one of the larger cities nearby to shop for everyday essentials or to spend a night out on the town.
Four seasons of activity in the Washoe Valley
New Washoe City residents have plenty of exciting outdoor opportunities at their fingertips. The 4,000-acre Washoe Lake State Park is home to a boat ramp, picnic areas and beaches for locals to make the most of neighboring Washoe Lake. South of town, residents can access the park’s main entrance, which includes several hiking trails and a campground. Anglers can cast a line in the lake in search of catfish, white bass and Sacramento Perch. Proximity to Lake Tahoe gives residents even more recreation options. Mt. Rose is about 23 miles away and is a popular ski area with the highest base elevation of any resort near the lake. Residents can spend the day on trails that cover a variety of skill levels. Just 10 miles further is Incline Village, a resort town on the shores of Lake Tahoe with several beach areas and popular hiking trails. For outdoor fun at home, residents can also visit the local New Washoe City Park. This park has a baseball field, basketball and tennis courts and a playground.
The boat ramp in New Washoe City is open to the public for a small launch fee.
New Washoe City is connected to dirt biking trails that residents can access from home.
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Large lots in the Nevada countryside
Much of New Washoe City’s housing dates to the 1960s and 1970s, reflecting the planned community’s founding in 1961. Ranch-style homes are common, but homebuyers can find several other styles as well, from bungalows to modern farmhouses. “All the houses are pretty different and unique. You just get your own sense of home there instead of the homes all looking the same,” says Murdock. The median lot size is 1 acre, so homes are often spread out, giving residents plenty of room for activities in their yards. While New Washoe City is located in the desert, many homes have grassy lawns with mature trees that provide plenty of shade over each home. There are no sidewalks in the residential areas, but this small town’s wide, quiet streets make it easy for residents to walk through the neighborhood. Three-bedroom houses in New Washoe City typically go for around $450,000 but can cost up to $700,000. Four and five-bedroom homes tend to sell between $500,000 and $700,000, while homes with larger lots can be priced up to $1.5 million.
New Washoe City has a few lots that sit atop small mountains, awarding astounding views.
Ranch-style properties with large fenced-in yards are a large percentage of New Washoe City.
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Shopping and Dining
New Washoe City is primarily residential, but a few local restaurants and bars bring the community together close to home. Residents can dine at The Camp Bar and Grill, a local gathering place that has operated under several names over the years. The nearby Sand & Sage restaurant is known for its burgers and its laid-back atmosphere, complete with pool tables and Western-themed wall decorations. Residents are also about 12 miles north of Carson City, which offers plenty more dining options, from Mexican restaurants to cafes. Locals can pick up groceries or other household items at the Dollar General in town, while larger grocery stores in Carson City include a Walmart Supercenter and a Save Mart.
Sand & Sage Bar and Grill is the local watering hole in New Washoe City serving bar food.
The one place that has convenience items and groceries is the Dollar General in New Washoe City.
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Preparing for careers at Washoe County schools
Students in New Washoe City can attend Pleasant Valley Elementary School, rated B-plus by Niche, as well as the A-minus-rated Herz Middle School and Galena High School. At Galena High, students can enroll in the STEM academy, which prepares students for STEM careers and includes opportunities for internships and earning college credit. Students can also participate in the Outdoor Academy, which prepares them for careers such as wilderness first responders. Galena has a successful athletic history, winning multiple state championships in cross country, rifle and track.
Students can attend Pleasant Valley Elementary School in the Reno area.
Galena High School gives children in the Reno area a great education.
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Drive through the desert on Eastlake Boulevard
Eastlake Boulevard connects locals to nearby urban hubs, with Reno and its casinos sitting about 21 miles to the north and Reno-Tahoe International Airport being situated 17 miles from the neighborhood. The drive south to Carson City is about 12 miles along Eastlake Boulevard and I-580. Because of the town's layout and how homes are spread out, most residents will drive to get around instead of walking.
Public safety
New Washoe City sports a CAP Index score of 1, compared to the national average of 4, indicating that residents have a minimal risk of crime.
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Parks in this Area
Washoe Lake State Park
Lake
Picnic Area
Trails
Davis Creek Regional Park
Camping
Fishing
Hiking
New Washoe City Park
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Picnic Area
Sandy Beaches Park
Beach
Parking Lot
Pleasant Valley Park
Transit
Airport
Reno/Tahoe International
43 min drive
New Washoe City Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in New Washoe City, Washoe Valley sell after 63 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in New Washoe City, Washoe Valley over the last 12 months is $575,000, up 25% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Set against the striking backdrop of Mount Rose and backing to miles of BLM land, this beautifully updated Washoe Valley home offers the perfect blend of privacy, space, and modern comfort. Nestled on a flat, usable 2-acre parcel, the property showcases sweeping panoramic views of the Carson Range, Slide Mountain, Mount Rose, and shimmering Washoe Lake—providing a front-row seat to Nevada's
Welcome to your dream homestead in the heart of Washoe Valley! This beautiful 4-bedroom farmhouse with a bonus room offers the perfect blend of comfort, function, and country charm all set on spacious acreage with incredible views.Inside, you'll be greeted by exposed wood beams that add warmth and character to the open living space. A stunning kitchen remodeled in 2020 features thoughtful
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Located in desirable Washoe Valley, behind towering pines and handcrafted wrought iron fencing, this single-story home offers 1,422 sqft, 2 beds, 2 baths, sauna room, extra deep garage, property consists of two acres that includes the vacant adjacent lot, 4090 Woodcock Way, with an existing well. It is zoned for horses and close to all amenities in Carson and Reno with easy access to everything.
Experience the best of NV living in this beautiful, completely remodeled home. Perfectly positioned on .99 acres with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains. Located at the base of Jumbo Canyon, this home is zoned for horses and has direct access to BLM trails right from your doorstep. Inside you'll find a bright open floor plan filled with natural light and modern finishes. Everything is
Endless views, total tranquility, and room to roam—this Washoe Valley retreat checks all the boxes. Situated on 2 picturesque acres, this property boasts multiple expansive decks with panoramic views of the lake, mountains, and valley below. The beautifully landscaped grounds include mature trees, lilac bushes, two large lawns, and a secluded backyard oasis with a natural wind block. Inside, the
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
3,095
Median Age
54
Population Density
1 person/acre
Population under 18
17.2%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
32.4%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$98,458
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$104,461
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
90.9%
College Graduates
27.7%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
9%
% Population in Labor Force
56.6%
Below the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
11''
Average Winter Low Temperature
26°F
Average Summer High Temperature
83°F
Annual Snowfall
48''
Area Factors
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
0/ 100
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