You’ve Never Seen a Mansion Like This | 1876 Victorian in Carson City

The Rinckel Mansion, one of Nevada's most cherished architectural landmarks, is a unique offering rich in legacy, craftsmanship, and cultural significance. Built in 1876 and expertly restored, this High Victorian masterpiece was designed by the French-trained architect Charles H. Jones for pioneer merchant Mathias Rinckel. 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.

Centrally located in Carson City’s historic district—just one block from the Nevada State Capitol and downtown—the property provides unmatched access to state and city offices, shopping, dining, parks, schools, and essential services. With ample on-site parking, it is ideally suited for residential, commercial, or event use.

The professionally maintained grounds are beautifully enclosed with wrought iron fencing, enhancing both security and aesthetic appeal. An elegant outdoor patio area, flanked by two pergolas, offers the perfect setting for entertaining or hosting intimate gatherings.

Every detail of this estate tells a story, from the hand-painted murals and original light fixtures to the 24-karat gold detailing and imported antique furnishings. Offered fully furnished—including vintage décor, heirloom linens, and a grand event tent—this property is more than just a home; it is a living piece of Nevada history, ready to be preserved and celebrated by its next steward.