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Pahrump, NV Condo for Sale

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    $164,999

    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 977 Sq Ft

    761 Bourbon St Unit 5, Pahrump, NV 89048

    Welcome to this beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath single-story condo in one of Pahrump’s most desirable gated communities, where low-maintenance living meets everyday comfort and style. Ideal as a full-time residence, second home, or easy lock-and-leave retreat, this well-cared-for home offers a peaceful setting with resort-style amenities. Inside, a bright open-concept layout connects the

    Brook Geisendorf USA Realty

    761 Bourbon St Unit 5, Pahrump, NV 89048

Why Live in Pahrump

Pahrump, Nevada, is an unincorporated town that combines rural tranquility with city amenities. Located at the southernmost point of Nye County, it spans over 300 square miles and is nestled between the Spring Mountains and Nopah Mountains. The town has grown significantly since the introduction of State Route 160, now featuring wineries, restaurants, golf courses, parks, and casinos. Discovery Park is a notable green space, home to over 176 bird species, while Ian Deutch Memorial Park hosts local events. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy courses like Mountain Falls Golf Club and Lake Executive Golf Course. Pahrump's mountainous surroundings provide ample opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring, with Death Valley National Park just 60 miles away. The town boasts several wineries, including Sanders Family Winery and Charleston Peak Winery, and dining spots like Tower Pizza and Seemore’s Ice Cream. Shopping needs are met at Wheeler Springs Plaza and Pahrump Valley Junction. Cultural events include the Silver State Chili Cook-Off, Pahrump Fall Festival, and Pahrump Social Powwow. Homes in Pahrump range from townhouses and ranch-styles to manufactured and stick-built homes, typically situated on one-acre lots. Public transportation is limited, with Highway 160 being the main travel corridor and Harry Reid International Airport 57 miles away for commercial flights. Pahrump experiences extreme heat and wildfire risks due to its desert location. Crime rates are lower than the state average, with fewer violent and property crimes reported.

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