Parcel 005-130-27

Owners

FENTON, CARMELITA

HC 66 BOX 2-15
BEOWAWE, NV 89821

Parcel Summary

Location 1091 WILLOW CORRAL PASS (G-233A)
NV
Use Code 100: Vacant - Unknown/Other
Tax District 4.0: Eureka County General District
Acreage 21.7600
Section 31
Township 31
Range 50

Value History

2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020
Total Building Value$0$0$0$0$0$0$0
Total Extra Features Value$0$0$0$0$0$0$0
Total Secured Pers Prop$0$0$0$0$0$0$0
Total Land Value$6,093$6,093$5,875$5,875$3,146$3,146$3,146
Taxable Value$6,093$6,093$5,875$5,875$3,146$3,146$3,146
Net Exemptions Value$2,133$2,133$2,056$0$0$0$0
Net Assessed Value$0$0$0$2,056$1,101$1,101$1,101
New Improvements$0$0$0$0$0$0$0
New Land$0$0$0$0$0$0$0

Document/Transfer/Sales History

Instrument /
Official Record
DateTypeV/IDcl ValueOwnership
GRA 182361732018-10-15GRANT DEEDVacant$8,500Grantor: TAYLOR, KENT
Grantee: FENTON, CARMELITA
QCD 02241142013-04-19QUITCLAIM DEEDVacant$2,468Grantor: EU CO TREAS (BRYANT)
Grantee: TAYLOR, KENT
DTD 1988322005-06-06DELINQUENT TAX DEEDVacant$0
GRA 1373831991-08-05GRANT DEEDVacant$0

Buildings

None

Land Lines

CodeDescriptionZoneFrontDepthUnitsUnit TypeRateAcreageSq FtTotal AdjValue
100Vacant - Unknown/Other21.76AC$280.0021.7601.00$6,093

Personal Property

None

Disclaimer

All parcel data on this page is for use by the Eureka County Assessor for assessment purposes only. The summary data on this page may not be a complete representation of the parcel or of the improvements thereon. Building information, including unit counts and number of permitted units, should be verified with the appropriate building and planning agencies. Zoning information should be verified with the appropriate planning agency. All parcels are reappraised each year. This is a true and accurate copy of the records of the Eureka County Assessor 's Office as of August 26, 2026.

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