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Situated on 80 acres in the beautiful Reese River Valley, Paradise Ranch Castle was built by a native Ohioan to show his love and appreciation for his wife's willingness to relocate to Nevada. The couple drew up their own plans and did much of the work themselves, creating a home that is both grand and inviting. Furnished with Amish-made cabinetry and many unique decor items, it offers a coziness that belies its massive size. Currently operated as a bed and breakfast, the property offers numerous commercial opportunities, from hosting themed parties and events to serving as a base camp for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or corporate retreats. If you prefer to maintain the castle as your private residence, you have plenty of room for hosting family and friends. The main level features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an expansive dining room, a classic country kitchen, an office, and two inviting living rooms. Downstairs, the dungeon enhances the castle experience. With a secret room and passageway, a full bar, pool table, jukebox, gaming options, player piano, and a pizza oven, it's sure to be a crowd-pleaser! Four unfinished bedrooms in the castle turrets increase lodging capacity, and rooftop access offers a spectacular setting for enjoying the Nevada night sky. The nearby Austin airport, with its single 5,999-foot runway, provides convenient access, while commercial service for larger aircraft is available in Elko, Fallon, and Reno. An additional 80 acres could also be purchased. Paradise Ranch Castle is a remarkable property with diverse possibilities, from commercial ventures to a luxurious private residence. Embrace the opportunity to own this enchanting castle in the beautiful Reese River Valley!
