Lori Raschilla
Carson City Real Estate and Carson Valley Homes For Sale
Lori Raschilla is a real estate expert in Carson Valley, Nevada. Listing and selling homes in Carson Valley over the last 18 years, Lori has developed a comfortable familiarity with Carson Valley homes and the Carson Valley home market. Carson Valley, Nevada is located in Douglas County and includes Minden, Nevada and Gardnerville, Nevada. Carson Valley homes offer a rural Nevada feeling within a growing community also known as Gardnerville and Minden. There are several home developments in Carson Valley, each with its own characteristics and price level. There are many distinguishing events offered in the Carson Valley, such as Carson Valley Days. Carson Valley Days is a three day celebration that takes place every June. There is a parade that travels through Hwy 395 and many featured activities that take place at Lampe Park , including a carnival, hot air balloon rides and softball tournaments.
There are also areas in Carson Valley where Carson Valley home sales offer spacious parcels set with great mountain views. The East Valley is a good example of a community within Gardnerville Nevada with larger lots and varying home styles. The age of the homes range from the 1980's with many homes still being built today. East Valley is known for its custom Carson Valley home styles. Home construction in Carson Valley has proven to be a thriving business for many home builders.
Carson Valley Nevada is definitely a four season area. Because none of the seasons are extreme many people want to buy homes in Carson Valley. The weather is just one of the reasons that makes buying a home in Carson Valley a great choice.
Carson Valley Nevada is located just below Lake Tahoe. It's about 35 miles south of Reno and 11 miles south of Carson City. Carson Valley is located approximately 400 miles from Southern California. Living in Carson Valley is convenient as it is relatively close to all outlets and major highways.
Visit http://www.nevadadreamhome.com/ often to search MLS listings for sale in Carson Valley Nevada and the surrounding areas including Minden, Carson City, Genoa and Dayton. You can view homes for sale in Carson Valley, homes for sale in the Carson Valley, land for sale in Gardnerville, land for sale in Minden, foreclosures for sale in Gardnerville and foreclosures for sale in Minden or any other property for sale.
If you are looking for a professional real estate representative to assist you with buying or selling a home or real estate in Carson Valley, Nevada you need look no further than Lori Raschilla.
Lori Raschilla and Century 21 Clark Properties have information on homes and land for sale in Carson Valley, Carson City, Minden NV, Minden Nevada, Minden, Genoa, Dayton, Lake Tahoe, Washoe Valley and the surrounding communities of North Western Nevada. Carson Valley Home Buyers and Carson Valley Home Sellers who search Carson Valley MLS home listings, whether relocating or buying a first home in Carson Valley, Carson City, Minden, Minden NV, Minden Nevada, Genoa, Dayton, and Lake Tahoe and Washoe Valley, will find useful information on Carson Valley lease option homes, Carson Valley home for sale, Carson Valley homes for lease, Carson Valley condominiums, Carson Valley town homes, Carson Valley luxury homes, Carson Valley executive homes, and new Carson Valley developments, to buy or sell, with additional information on schools and regional highlights.
Century 21 Clark Properties and Lori Raschilla have over 44 years combined experience in selling homes in Minden Nevada, Gardnerville Nevada and the Carson Valley. Let Lori Raschilla put her Minden real estate sales experience to work for you as a home buyer in Minden or a home seller in Minden Nevada.
Carson Valley Homes - Why buy a home in Carson City and Carson Valley Nevada? Carson City Homes and Carson Valley Homes for sale now!
Carson Valley includes unincorporated areas of Minden, Gardnerville and Genoa and is located along the eastern front of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. This lush valley is holding onto the scenic rural character that has defined its quality of life since the valley was first settled. The peaks of the Sierra define the valley's western edge complete with cottonwood trees, willows, and farming fields spanning out alongside the Carson River. Agriculture is the foundation of this picturesque valley with working farms and ranches keeping much of the valley open and relatively undeveloped.
Carson Valley home owners and residents share a desire to protect the scenic and natural landscape of the Carson Valley. A shared vision for the future includes productive agriculture and green open space in the valley for home owners.
Carson Valley Communities and Homes for Sale, Real Estate
Genoa (Carson Valley Homes), located on Foothill Rd right at the base of the Carson Range of the Sierra Nevada is the oldest settlement in Nevada, dating back to 1851.The village retains most of its pioneer days' charm. Many homes dating back to the late 1800s are in a beautiful state of preservation, with Ginger Bread trim and well tended gardens. The local deer population walks through the village every day! A mile or so south of Genoa is David Walley?s Resort, a time share development on natural hot springs. The original Walley's opened in the 1860s.
Homes in Genoa are generally at the upper end of the valley price range, with panoramic views of the lush Carson Valley and the surrounding mountains. The setting is spectacular! Genoa Lakes is a relatively new development combining a Championship Golf Course with a high quality, gated residential community. Homes are sited to take best advantage of the natural beauty and a few custom home lots are still available to allow buyers to build their own designs. Many exceptional homes are available as resales or as custom built new homes, from about $375,000 to $1.5M+.
Jack's Valley (Carson Valley Homes): at the northwest end of Carson Valley, is a wide green panorama backed by tall peaks. The development of Alpine View is elevated over the valley with views of the valley and mountains to the south. The homes are on larger lots and many have "Estate" like settings and prices from $450,000 to $1.5M+. East of Alpine View is a residential area surrounding Jack's Valley Elementary School. Most of the homes are on larger lots, allowing them to be "horse properties". Prices are $200,000-$400,000. On either side of Hwy 395 are Indian Hills, Silvercrest and Sunridge with homes from $125,000+ in Indian Hills up to $400,000+ for Sunridge homes on view lots.
Johnson Lane (Carson Valley Homes): Located within a 2-3 mile radius of Minden-Tahoe Airport. it includes a wide variety of home and lot sizes, ranging in price from about $200,000 to $700,000+.The terrain is a variation of sagebrush and desert hillside. The newer homes are very good value and the prices start from $300,000 and go up to about $600,000+. The views to the west are of the entire Sierra and to the east, the Pinenut Mountains. 360 degrees of spectacular! Building lots with a view are occasionally available from $100,000 for 1+ acre with services in place.
Most Foothill Rd homes are in the $400,000-$800,000+ range, up to $2,500,000 and more for estate settings. Land may be bought from about $175,000 per acre for building lots depending on the location and view. Genoa Lakes building lots are occasionally available from $175,000+ depending on the golf course frontage. Along Foothill Rd. south of Genoa are Mottsville, Sheridan and Centerville. These areas have reasonably priced homes beginning at $375,000 and going to $2m+.
Minden (Carson Valley Homes): At the north end west of Hwy.395 is Westwood, a development of new to 5+ year old homes. Good value (about $150+/sq.ft) although some may be bought for less. Low maintenance Patio Homes are $170,000+ and other home styles start around $250,000
Winhaven is on the east side of 395 and is about 5% higher priced than Westwood. The CC&Rs, together with a strong Homeowners Assn. have the area looking very good! It is quiet and peaceful and the homes are built around park land with a number of ponds. The development was completed in 2001 and homes are available up to about 15 yrs. old. Prices are about $150+/sq.ft. A number of very attractive "Patio Homes" are also available from $200,000 to $250,000
The town of Minden has a few affordable older homes available at most times, a few areas of homes in the 5-10 yr old range at various prices and some condo townhouses starting around $175,000. Older homes are at premium prices.
Gardnerville (Carson Valley Homes): One of the most recent developments in downtown Gardnerville is Chichester Estates, where 3 builders created a selection of models from entry level up to "Estate Homes", although the project is almost complete and most models are sold out. $180,000 to $400,000+. The Ranchos area south of Gardnerville is where the bulk of our valley population lives and offers a wide range of affordable homes of ages ranging from new to 25+ yrs. generally smaller homes on smaller lots with prices from around $130+sq.ft. A few condo townhouses are available from $80,000 up and 2,3,4 plexes available at $230,000-$400,000.
South of Minden and west of Gardnerville are Pleasantview and Silveranch, Country Lane and Chambers Field. These contain a variety of higher quality homes from $350,000 up. The further from town, the bigger the lots can be. Country Lane has 5 acre lots with homes from $400,000 up to $1M+. Pleasantview has homes on 12,000 sf. lots. $325,000-$650,000 with a final phase of premium homes from $700,000. The area lives up to it?s name. The views from all of this end of the valley are spectacular.
In addition, the development of Rocky Terrace has homes on approx .25 acre lots starting around $400,000 and Greg Lynn Construction, the builder of Pleasantview has started a new Premium Quality development called Rainshadow Ranch. Homes here are in the $700,000+ range.
East Valley, Ruhenstroth. Lots of SPACE/ $. There are some sizable properties available at reasonable prices - and some of the most exceptional homes in the valley are found in the developments Wildflower Ridge, and Willow Creek. The views are of the entire Sierra side of the valley. Most are on more than 1 acre and 5+ acre lots are common. Fish Springs and Ruhenstroth are especially popular with horse owners, having at least a 1 acre lot!
Dayton Real Estate and Dayton Homes For Sale
Lori Raschilla is a real estate expert in Dayton, Nevada. Listing and selling homes in Dayton over the last 18 years, Lori has developed a comfortable familiarity with Dayton homes and the Dayton home market. Dayton, Nevada is located in Lyon County a few short miles from Carson City, Nevada. Dayton homes offer a rural Nevada feeling within a growing community also known as the Dayton Valley. There are several home developments in Dayton, each with its own characteristics and price level. The Dayton Valley Golf Course is a championship golf course surrounded by Dayton homes for sale and Dayton land for sale.
There are also areas in Dayton where Dayton home sales offer spacious parcels set with great Dayton views. Dayton homes are located close enough to Carson City and Reno that living in a Dayton home is still convenient, while maintaining a rural feel.
Dayton Nevada is definitely a four season town. None of the seasons are extreme which makes home buying in Dayton desirable for so many. The weather is one of the reasons that makes buying a home in Dayton a great choice.
Dayton Nevada is located just east of Carson City. It's about 35 miles southeast of Reno and 8 miles east of Carson City. Dayton is located approximately 400 miles from Southern California. Living in Dayton is convenient as it is relatively close to all outlets.
Visit http://www.nevadadreamhome.com/ often to search MLS listings for sale in Dayton, Nevada and the surrounding areas including Minden, Carson City, Genoa and Carson Valley. You can view homes for sale in Dayton, homes for lease in Dayton, land for sale in Dayton, foreclosures for sale in Dayton and foreclosures for sale in Carson City or any other property for sale.
If you are looking for a professional real estate representative to assist you with buying or selling a home or real estate in Dayton, Nevada you need look no further than Lori Raschilla.
Lori Raschilla and Century 21 Clark Properties have information on homes and land for sale Carson City, Minden NV, Minden Nevada, Minden, Genoa, Dayton, Lake Tahoe, Washoe Valley and the surrounding communities of North Western Nevada. Dayton Home Buyers and Dayton Home Sellers who search Dayton MLS home listings, whether relocating or buying a first home in Carson City, Minden, Minden NV, Minden Nevada, Genoa, Dayton, and Lake Tahoe and Washoe Valley, will find useful information on Dayton lease option homes, Dayton home for sale, Dayton homes for lease, Dayton condominiums, Dayton town homes, Dayton golf course homes, Dayton executive homes, and new Dayton developments, to buy or sell, with additional information on schools and regional highlights.
Century 21 Clark Properties and Lori Raschilla have over 44 years combined experience in selling homes in Dayton Nevada, Dayton Valley Nevada and the Dayton area. Let Lori Raschilla put her Dayton real estate sales experience to work for you as a home buyer in Dayton or a home seller in Dayton Nevada.
Why Buy a Home in Dayton Nevada? Dayton Homes for Sale now!
Dayton, Nevada is located in Lyon County. Nearby cities and towns include Carson City, Indian Hills & Johnson Lane. Dayton is a suburban community with a population of 9,655. The median household income in Dayton is $55,436. 79% of residents are married and families with children reside in 38% of Dayton households.Half the population of Dayton commutes 22 minutes or more to work, with 75% residents holding white collar jobs and 25% residents holding blue collar jobs. As of 2010, Dayton's population is 11,444 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 93.90 percent. The median home cost in Dayton is $163,840. Home appreciation the last year has been -19.87 percent.
Compared to the rest of the country, Dayton's cost of living is 1.10% Lower than the U.S. average. Dayton public schools spend $4,451 per student. The average school expenditure in the U.S. is $5,678. There are about 17.4 students per teacher in Dayton. The unemployment rate in Dayton is 15.20 percent(U.S. avg. is 10.20%). Recent job growth is Negative. Dayton jobs have Decreased by 0.35 percent.
The median age of homes in Dayton is 9 years, with 71% of those homes owned, 22% rented and 7% not occupied. In the previous year, 50 Dayton properties were sold.The median sale price of a home in Dayton in the previous year was $165,133
The average estimated value of a home in Dayton, NV was $150,855 in April 2010, down 0.05% from March 2010. Those interested in residential real estate in Dayton, and Dayton Homes for sale will find many types and styles of homes for sale in Dayton, as well as community events of interest and local amenities unique to the Dayton area. Others may enjoy outdoor activities and family centric atmosphere of Dayton, Nevada.
If you are considering buying Dayton Homes or selling Dayton property, planning to relocate to Dayton, looking for Dayton homes for sale, or looking for any other information about real estate in Dayton, or the surrounding areas, give us a call. Our Dayton real estate resource for offers everything you will need: access to property listings with photographs and virtual tours, home valuation tools, and real estate for home buying or home selling listings are always available. Ask about our Dayton Home selling process. You can also find a Dayton real estate home, and Lori will be happy to help you with your buying or selling a Dayton home.
Location is the prime factor that dictates the price of a Dayton home for sale. It will also indicate whether or not you will be contented with a particular home. Keeping your home budget in mind, you need to target the regions of Dayton where you prefer to reside. Alternatively, you also have to consider the factor that you might not find the exact house you are searching for in Dayton. In such a scenario, you should be firm in your decision between the perfect home and the perfect neighborhood. It is important to know how much you can afford for a Dayton Home. You need to stay within a set range if you do not wish to exceed your home budget. Furthermore, you should also consider the additional costs such as interest and closing costs for Dayton Home Sales. Hence, it is important to bear all financial factors in mind when it comes to finding Dayton, NV homes for sale. This measure will keep your new home budget within the set limits.
Sample recent home sales in DAYTON, NV (zip code 89403):
615 AJA PL: Dayton Home Sale of $150,000 on 2009-10-29
622 CHAMPIONS DR: Dayton Home Sale of $172,000 on 2009-10-28
834 REGGIE ST: Dayton Home Sale of $199,950 on 2009-10-28
428 LA COSTA CIR: Dayton Home Sale of $175,000 on 2009-10-28
276 RIVERBOAT RD: Dayton Home Sale of $110,000 on 2009-10-27
831 REGGIE ST: Dayton Home Sale of $241,950 on 2009-10-23
112 PEBBLE DR: Dayton Home Sale of $209,500 on 2009-10-19
656 ROCK ISLAND DR: Dayton Home Sale of $120,000 on 2009-10-19
498 OCCIDENTAL DR: Dayton Home Sale of $160,000 on 2009-10-19
305 TORREY PINES DR: Dayton Home Sale of $165,500 on 2009-10-19
Colorful History for Dayton Nevada Home Owners
Dayton Nevada is at the west end of the 26 Mile Desert at a bend in the Carson River. A very long time ago, immigrants stopping there for water would consider whether to follow the river south or continue west, giving the location its first name, Ponderers Rest. In 1849, Abner Blackburn, while heading for California, discovered a gold nugget in nearby Gold Creek, one of the tributaries of the Carson River. By 1850, placer miners settled at the mouth of Gold Canyon, working sand bars deposited over the millennia along the path of the creek. Because many Chinese immigrants eventually lived there, some called the community "Chinatown," but it also went by several other names. In 1861, the town officially adopted the name Dayton Nevada, after John Day, a local surveyor.
Throughout the 1850s, Dayton Nevada served as the commercial hub for miners working in the canyon. With the 1859 discovery of the Comstock Lode, newly-founded Gold Hill and Virginia City, six miles to the north, assumed prominence. Dayton Nevada prospered by milling ore, using water from the Carson River. In 1861, Dayton became the governmental seat for Lyon County. Its 1864 courthouse was one of the first in Nevada. The 1869 opening of the Virginia & Truckee Railroad shifted ore processing upstream to Brunswick Canyon, but Dayton continued to serve as a center of commerce and government.
During the 1860s, Dayton Nevada's population eventually surpassed one hundred and finally reached a peak of nearly 600 in 1910. In 1909, fire destroyed the Lyon County Courthouse. Residents of the growing agricultural community of Yerington to the south called for a shift of the Lyon County seat. This occurred in 1911, leaving Dayton with a shrinking economy and population. By the 1920s, the Lincoln Highway was bringing some tourists to Dayton, but the town remained a quiet reminder of a time when Nevada's gold and silver strikes captured national attention.
In 1961, Dayton Nevada won fame as a setting for John Huston's film, The Misfits, the last movie appearances of Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe. Beginning in the 1990s, Dayton experienced phenomenal growth as residential development expanded on the east side of the Carson River. The historic part of Dayton is within the Comstock Historic District, featuring a small but impressive main street, the monumental Odeon Hall, and a fine local museum located in an 1865 schoolhouse. Dayton claims the designation of Nevada's oldest settlement, a title disputed by the residents of Genoa. Miners residing at the mouth of Gold Canyon noted Colonel Reese and his party passing along the Carson River as they headed for the Sierra foothills to establish Mormon Station, later called Genoa. Today's residents of Genoa point to the region's first post office and several other attributes of stability, correctly noting that their community deserves the title of "Nevada's first town."
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