On the Grid, but off the Radar!!
107 Del Dr, Austin (Kingston), NV
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One of a kind hunting lodge, bed and breakfast, corporate compound, or private home. This property is located in the micro town of Kingston, Nevada. It is located at the North end of Big Smokey Valley and at the mouth of Kingston Canyon near Austin NV. The property features 7 separate lots totaling 3.67 acres and features a main lodge, a row of 3 contiguous cabins, a natural stone cabin, and a large garage with a caretaker’s studio that overlooks the entire property.
Located in Kingston, Nevada, Miles End Lodge offers luxury with a rustic feel for the adventurous rural explorer and those looking for the elusive "hidden gem." You will marvel at the majestic mountains and vast high desert of the Big Smoky Valley. Whether from the wood-fired hot tub, outdoor kitchen/bar, or impressive rock lodge, you will know you have found the peaceful escape you've been searching for. Perfect for couples, hunters, explorers, or for those who just want to "getaway."
Property Features
· Room to grow- 7 Separate Lots totalling 3.67 acres)w/ access to community well + 2 acres water irrigation rights· Town water system, Nevada Energy electric, propane, AT&T landline, satellite
MILES END LODGE
· Landscaped 1.5 acres with grapes, trees- apple, pear, plum automatic sprinklers & drip system
· Wood-fired hot tub with redwood deck and changing room
MAIN LODGE
· Commercial chef’s kitchen hood, range with grease inceptor, stainless 3 compartment sink and prep kitchen featuring granite countertops.
· Solar radiant hydronic floor heat in the lodge and rock cabin
· 14’ ceilings center-cut redwood beams, ceiling fans
· Massive grand rock fireplace
· Private bar including a shuffleboard table
· Paver patio with BBQ + bar, grape covered gazebo and raised flower beds
CARETAKER COTTAGE AND SHOP
· Extra-large (28X28 ft) heated 2 car garage with workbench and I/G commercial-grade laundry facility, additional (20X10ft) tool shed
· 400sf caretaker’s quarters overlooks the property from the large Brazilian hardwood walkout deck above the garage
Miles End Lodge
Miles End Lodge located in Kingston is a great place to live, work, play and relax with fishing, hiking, biking, four-wheeling, hunting, prospecting, and hot springs soaking right in your backyard. The Lodge sits on the Eastern slopes of the Toiyabe Range in Big Smoky Valley, named for the natural haze that mists the valley. The small town of Kingston, with its picturesque churches and general store, is a quiet community. The mountain vistas are gorgeous and harbor unlimited opportunities to hike, fish, and hunt. The canyons are full of wildlife, archaeological sites, ghost towns and a few hot springs. The large open spaces welcome 4x4ers, and ATVers as they explore the vast western valleys.
What To Do
Fishing
Geocaching
ATV and 4x4 exploring
Ghost towns
Star Gazing
Mountain Biking
Photography
Skiing/Snowmobiling
Hiking
Hunting
Exterior Images (Below)
Miles End Lodge is at the site of the original Kingston Canyon Ranch from the 1860s. One of the cabins is an original structure to the ranch, and another is from the 1920s. Kingston itself is a historic town, the vision of cowboy and rancher Carl Haas. Kingston was created and constructed in the 1970s. Carl Haas had the vision to build a little European Village at the mouth of Kingston Canyon. The property sits at the center of this small frontier community. Miles End Lodge was Carl’s own house, his Valhalla — hall of the Nordic gods. The tall rock building was constructed with local stones from the Kingston Canyon. It took over five people three years to build.
Lodge Interior Images (Below)
Suite Interior Images (Below)
The Panchot "Stone House"- King bedroom, kitchenette, a separate room with a futon, electric fireplace, and private patio.
The Hacienda "former bunkhouse"- Queen bed kitchenette and jacuzzi tub.
The Kevie - Queen bed and kitchenette with ADA friendly and has a roll-in tile shower.
The DeLayne - is a former old schoolhouse that was moved to the property. Queen bed with kitchenette and attached bathroom
INTERACTIVE GOOGLE MAP (BELOW)
From Highway 50, turn south onto Nevada Route 376 at the large billboard, travel 14 miles to 1st entrance, drive another 2 miles to the second entrance marked "Kingston 2" and by large road sign indicating Kingston Health Center, turn west, past the hairpin curve and the windmill. Then, turn left in front of the pond to Sunny Way. We are across the Kingston General Store, in the big rock house, you found us!
Very nice B&B in the middle of Nevada. Gorgeous location. We really enjoyed our wood fired Hot Tub while enjoying a beautiful sunset in the west and a thunderstorm in the east. We had a very comfortable room and the lodge was awesome. A great place to get away and relax. Planning our next visit back.
We were travelling between Wells and Reno and needed to find somewhere to stay around Austin. Well, what a find!
It was a dark and windy extra 20 miles over the mountain pass to Kingston, but the gorgeous stone cabins and comfy beds were a sight for tired eyes.
Candace and Greg are wonderful hosts, welcoming and chatty. The local pub was excellent too with genuine people up for a chat with out a device in sight.
Top it off with a soak in the hot tub stargazing and feel the 21st century wash away....
Good luck to you all in Kingston, you are the real deal!
This is the best place to stay along The Loneliest Road In America!! Escape to unexpected rural luxury. I couldn’t believe there was a wood fired hot tub, private bar, and delicious dinners too! The vibe is so fun and Lucky Spur Saloon is next door. If you have time to stay longer you can do other outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, hunting, ATVing, 4x4, ghost towns, geocaching, hot springs, and much more.
The rustic and rugged exterior of this lodge was definitely inviting and I couldn’t wait to get inside to cozy up from being on the road! Their suite did not disappoint! They kept the room warm and even had a plush terry cloth robe hanging. They are open all winter months now!
This is an excellent rest stop for those traveling from California to the Utah canyon land. It is about 3.5 hours east of Reno, so about halfway. Only 10 miles off Route 50, Miles End is located in Kingston, a tiny town with about 80 inhabitants. There is a general store and a saloon within walking distance, both worth a visit. Chad and Candace just took over within the last year but both clearly love what they do and are exceedingly gracious hosts. The accommodations are very comfortable. Breakfasts are included and are very tasty (eggs benedict for our visit). Dinner is extra, but you should sign up for it -- a great value, and probably your only option in Kingston.
We stopped here while on Highway 50, for two nights. The place is really incredible, from the food to the lodging. Jon and Ann are the perfect innkeepers, relaxed and in tune to your every need. Fruit trees and grape vines grace the lovely grounds, where deer meander and nibble the plums. The breakfast was one of the best we have ever had at a B and B. There is also a restaurant and bar in the main house, which is rustic and loaded with character and charm. It is nestled in a little western ranch style community, where we found a few hiking trails and rocks with silver streaks from the old silver mines. It is out the way, but worth the drive to this beautiful, perfect place.
I stopped here with my mother and my dog for the last night of our 3 week road trip across the US and back. What a great way to end our time on the road! Miles End was clean, comfortable and cute. We stayed in the one pet friendly room which was great, and very affordable. We also had dinner and breakfast in the main lodge on the property. The food was great, and we loved the hunting lodge decor. John and Anne were very friendly and accommodating, and we enjoyed talking to them, sharing stories, and learning about the Kingston area. I wish we could have stayed more than one night. The location was beautiful, and it seemed like there was a lot of hiking/exploring to do in the surrounding mountains. One thing to note is that it's a really remote location, about a 15 minute drive off of highway 50 in central NV. For us this was perfect, but don't go expecting a bustling metropolis!
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