1825 Cicchi Street
Sandy Valley, NV 89019
· Land Div 32-83
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Fully fenced on 1.91 acres in Sandy Valley: single story, horse property, RV parking, two entry gates, and an oil-change service pit.
Sandy Valley, 1.91 acres, fully fenced with two separate entry gates and a second fenced yard behind the house that the remarks describe as set up for dogs, goats, chickens, and horses. The MLS lists the property as horse property with RV access parking. Inside, 1,368 square feet holds four bedrooms and three full baths, all on one story, built in 1984, with the primary bedroom on the main level. The listing agent points out an oil-change and service pit for getting under a vehicle, an all-electric setup, a water heater about 2 years old, and a septic riser already in place. The MLS lists this as a single family residence, and the remarks take the manufactured-home question on directly, saying the home sits on a permanent foundation. One thing to weigh: garage parking is a single space, there's no pool, and the septic system belongs on your inspection list along with the 1984 build. Mountain views, an east-facing front, and no HOA dues.
Description
Interior
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Square Feet
- 1,368
- Stories
- 1 Story
- Flooring
- CeramicTile
- Cooling
- CentralAir
- Heating
- Central
- Appliances
- Dryer, Dishwasher, ElectricCooktop, ElectricRange
- Interior Features
- BathroomonMainLevel, BedroomOnMainLevel, CeilingFans, PrimaryDownstairs
Exterior & Lot
- Lot Size
- 83,200 sq ft (1.91 acres)
- Garage
- 1-Car Garage
- Parking Features
- Attached, ExteriorAccessDoor
- View
- Mountains
- Exterior Features
- PrivateYard, SprinklerIrrigation
Community & HOA
- HOA Fee
- None
- HOA Includes
- None
Building Info
- Year Built
- 1984
- Property Type
- SingleFamilyResidence
- MLS Number
- 2808582
- Last Updated
- Aug 18, 2026
Financial
- HOA Fee
- None
- Annual Tax
- $480
Schools
- Elementary
- Sandy Valley,Sandy Valley
- Middle School
- Sandy Valley
- High School
- Sandy Valley High School
Virtual Tour
View Virtual TourListed by: Richard Aco, Coldwell Banker Premier