Homes with No HOA for Sale in Pahrump, NV

It means the property has no homeowners association charging monthly or annual dues, so there is no association board setting rules for the lot. You are still subject to Nye County zoning and any recorded deed restrictions, so it is worth reading the title documents. Pahrump is governed by the Nye County Board of County Commissioners, not an incorporated city.

The median list price is currently $359,500, and most of the 353 homes on this page fall between $245,000 and $680,000. Median size is about 1,779 square feet at roughly $209 per square foot. Because the listings are live, these numbers move as homes come and go.

It depends on the zoning. Pahrump's Rural Estates (RE-2) zoning has a 2-acre minimum lot size and allows livestock and other large animals plus accessory buildings. Smaller lots under other zoning will have different rules, so confirm the parcel's zoning with Nye County before you plan anything.

Water comes from either a domestic well or a private utility such as Pahrump Utility Co. or Desert Utilities. Under a Nevada State Engineer order, a new domestic well in the Pahrump Basin requires relinquishing 2 acre-feet of water rights unless the parcel already has rights dedicated. If a water line runs in the street, a new well will likely be denied, so check the parcel's water source before you make an offer.

They cover a wide span, with most built between 1988 and 2026. Homes have been listed for a median of 62 days. Some rural-estates neighborhoods also include manufactured homes next to site-built houses, so check the construction type on each listing.