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Caliente Nevada Homes for Sale

Caliente is an incorporated city in Lincoln County on U.S. Route 93, the Great Basin Highway, at about 5,131 feet in eastern Nevada's high desert. Founded in 1901 and named for nearby hot springs, it grew up as a railroad town. Browse the 10 Caliente homes for sale currently listed in the MLS below.

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August 2026
closed sales · last completed month
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Median sale price
$266,450
Median days on market
149
Sale-to-list ratio
95.0%
Homes sold
2

August 2026 snapshot

Caliente, Nevada housing market

Unsold inventory in Caliente is asking $264,950 at the median. Homes that closed sold at $266,450 — 95.0% of each home's final list price, going to contract in a median of 149 days.

Unsold inventory
10
active + pending
Homes in Caliente that have not yet closed — includes Active, Pending, Active Under Contract, and Coming Soon. Pending is included because a deal under contract can fall through, so the home still counts as unsold inventory until it actually closes. Pulled live from the MLS.
New listings
3
in August 2026
Number of homes that came on the market during August 2026.
Median sale price
$266,450
2 sold
Middle sale price of homes that closed in August 2026. Median (not average) so luxury sales don't skew it.
Median list price
$264,950
current asking
Middle asking price across all unsold inventory right now (Active + Pending). Differs from median sale price because list = what sellers want, sale = what buyers actually paid.
Sale-to-list
95.0%
of final list
For each home that closed, closeprice ÷ its own final list price, averaged across the month. Over 100% = homes sold above asking (sellers' market), under 100% = below asking (buyers have leverage). Measures vs final list (post-reductions), not vs original asking.
Median days
149
on market
Median days a home spent listed before going under contract during August 2026. Lower = faster-moving market.
Data through August 31, 2026. View full market report →

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Neighborhoods

Explore Caliente communities

City/Caliente
1 listing · median $155,000
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Thomas E Dixon Add
1 listing · median $252,500
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Truman Sub
1 listing · median $545,000
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Nearby

Compare to other cities

City Unsold Median list
Alamo 12 $283,000
Pioche 7 $330,000
Panaca 4 $277,445

About Caliente

Living in Caliente

A railroad town named for hot springs

Caliente was founded in 1901 on the Culverwell Ranch and named for nearby hot springs (caliente is Spanish for "hot"). The Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad, later Union Pacific, arrived in 1905, and the town once had more than 5,000 residents before rail dieselization in the late 1940s. With 990 residents at the 2020 census, Caliente is the least populated incorporated city in Nevada, yet it is still Lincoln County's largest town; the county seat is Pioche. Lincoln County had 4,499 residents in 2020 and covers 10,637 square miles.

The Caliente depot

The Mission Revival Caliente depot was built in 1923 as a railroad division point with a hotel upstairs, and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. It was an Amtrak Desert Wind stop until 1997 and today holds city offices.

Parks and the outdoors

  • Kershaw-Ryan State Park: about two miles south of town at the north end of Rainbow Canyon, with canyon walls up to 700 feet high, a spring-fed wading pool, 14 miles of trails and a campground. Homesteaded in 1873, it became one of Nevada's first state parks in 1935.
  • Cathedral Gorge State Park: on US-93 near Panaca between Caliente and Pioche, with spires and slot-like caves carved from soft bentonite clay. It was one of Nevada's four original state parks in 1935.
  • More nearby: about 30 miles of mountain bike trails, rock climbing in Rainbow Canyon and the Big Rocks Wilderness, and fishing at Eagle Valley Reservoir.

Schools and health care

Schools are run by the Lincoln County School District. Grover C. Dils Medical Center in Caliente is a nonprofit critical access hospital with 24/7 emergency care, operated by the Lincoln County Hospital District.

Buying in Caliente right now

There are currently 10 homes for sale in Caliente, with a median list price of $256,200. In the last 12 months, 9 homes sold. In a city of under 1,000 residents, inventory is thin and figures can swing; the Caliente market stats page keeps them current.

Prices and sales figures in this page's copy update automatically. Based on information from the Las Vegas REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service through October 1, 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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