Long before the bright lights and booming growth, these Nevada homes were part of something simpler. Built in quieter times, each one reflects a practical style and steady craftsmanship meant to last. They’ve seen towns expand, roads develop, and skylines change — yet their walls still stand strong. Whether set on open land or tucked into older neighborhoods, these homes offer something rare: a true sense of place. They’re still on the market — ready for buyers who want a piece of Nevada’s quieter beginnings.

1. Italianate Home in Carson City, Nevada (1875)

Built in 1875, this stunning Victorian home is proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Department of Interior. This magnificent property, located on a corner lot, offers breathtaking views and has been lovingly maintained. In 1996, a 1,248 sq ft addition was added, enhancing the home’s spacious layout. This timeless beauty combines the elegance of its era with modern comforts. The formal living and dining rooms, connected by their original pocket doors, exude classic charm, while the cozy family room offers a more relaxed space.

2. Craftsman Foursquare Home in Battle Mountain, Nevada (1902)

Built in 1902, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is rich in history! It is a “Four Square” Craftsman style home, named such because the two-story box was comprised of four rooms/spaces on the first floor and four rooms on the second with an internal staircase. It is the working man’s version of the Craftsman. As with smaller Craftsman homes, this residence features distinct, cozy rooms, few hallways, handsome, handcrafted woodwork, and natural materials such as original wood floors.

3. Craftsman Bungalow in Reno, Nevada (1914)

Built in 1914, this charming single-family home is nestled in the vibrant city of Reno, NV. This delightful 1,055-square-foot residence, successfully operated as an Airbnb, offers a perfect blend of comfort and style with a thoughtfully designed floor plan. It can be sold fully furnished if desired, making it an excellent opportunity for continued rental success or personal use. Step inside to discover a warm and inviting atmosphere, where natural light fills the open living area, creating a cozy and welcoming ambiance ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The seamless flow between the living room, dining area, and kitchen caters to all your needs, whether hosting a dinner party or enjoying a quiet evening at home.

4. Ranch Home in Ely, Nevada (1907)

Built in 1907, this charming, well-maintained 4-bedroom, 1-bath home is perfect for comfortable living! This inviting property features an open kitchen/dining area ideal for gatherings, with kitchen appliances included and plenty of cupboard space. It has nice-sized bedrooms and ample storage. The fully fenced front yard boasts rock landscaping, and a spacious backyard with mature trees and a covered patio off the detached 2-car garage is great for outdoor relaxation or entertaining. With ample off-street parking, this home offers convenience and versatility.

5. Second Empire Victorian Home in Carson City, Nevada (1876)

Built in 1876, the Rinckel Mansion, one of Nevada’s most cherished architectural landmarks, is a unique offering rich in legacy, craftsmanship, and cultural significance. This expertly restored High Victorian masterpiece was designed by a French-trained architect for the original owner, a pioneer merchant. The mansion is constructed with hand-selected materials sourced from Carson Valley, Lake Tahoe, and the Nevada State Prison quarry, showcasing timeless quality and European artistry. It is centrally located in Carson City’s historic district—just one block from the Nevada State Capitol and downtown.

6. Craftsman Bungalow in Battle Mountain, Nevada (1924)

Built in 1924, the Historic Cole House is being offered for the first time. Originally constructed in Maysville up Hilltop Canyon, the home was later moved to town and has since seen five generations. The property, owned by the same family since it was new, boasts stunning features customary of the time, including front and rear porches, hardwood floors, original light fixtures throughout much of the home, and large living spaces and bedrooms. The huge kitchen and breakfast nook with high ceilings would have been the hub of mealtime. There are original doors throughout, including a swinging hinged kitchen door. A partial basement provides storage and houses mechanicals, and the attic could potentially be converted. There is also a very spacious detached 2-car garage and a large workshop or storage building.

7. Folk Victorian Cottage in Ely, Nevada (1909)

Built in 1909, welcome to this beautifully refreshed 3-bedroom, 1-bath gem in the heart of Ely, Nevada. With 951 sq ft of all-electric living space, this cozy home blends classic charm with modern updates for easy, comfortable living. Step inside to discover brand-new flooring, fresh paint throughout, and abundant natural light pouring through upgraded windows. The thoughtfully designed Jack & Jill bathroom has been completely updated, along with the plumbing, offering style and peace of mind. Enjoy quiet mornings or evening relaxation on the covered front porch.

8. Folk National Home in Carson City, Nevada (1910)

Built in 1910 and waiting for new memories! Situated on a spacious 0.18-acre lot, this property offers ample outdoor space for your vision to unfold, with plenty of room to park your toys. Inside, you’ll find a home that has undergone some tasteful updates, blending classic character with modern touches. The new roof, installed in 2022, provides peace of mind and frees you up to customize the interior or work on your green thumb. The home is also close to Carson City’s Capitol grounds, downtown restaurants, bars, entertainment, and events.

9. Folk Victorian Home in Genoa, Nevada (1875)

Built in 1875, this meticulously restored 2,700 sq ft home is steeped in Genoa’s rich heritage, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Nevada’s history with all the modern comforts of today. It’s within walking distance of local parks, the Genoa Town Hall, shops, restaurants, and Nevada’s oldest bar. This residence showcases an elegant mix of original and custom flooring, including marble heated floors, Brazilian bloodwood hardwood, and locally milled pine flooring from 1873. The original tin ceiling from the Reno Picket Hotel adds a distinctive historical touch to the family room. Beyond its beauty, this home has been fully upgraded with modern wiring and plumbing and features a 50-year roof, ensuring lasting durability and peace of mind.

10. Folk Victorian Gabled-Ell Cottage in Minden, Nevada (1910)

Built in 1910, this beautifully preserved home is located just steps from Minden Park and local dining. Offering 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a spacious bonus loft with a walkout balcony, this 1,316 sq ft residence blends timeless character with modern updates. The detached 720 sq ft studio features a fireplace, full bath, and kitchenette-ready space—ideal for guests, a home office, or studio. Set on a large 10,454 sq ft corner lot, this property boasts mature landscaping, a carriage house, storage shed, spa/hot tub, and even a Tesla EV charger.