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$1,285,000

Tbd Bushwacker Lane Mira Bella Dr
Pollock Pines, California, United States

Listed By: Realtyww Info

Listed On: 05/13/2023

Listing ID: GL10550219 View More Details

Description

Sly Park Estates is a pristine 130-acre multi-parcel property 5-miles from Pollock Pines, Ca. Located less than a mile from Jenkinson Lake and the Sly Park Rec Area, this striking timber-laden property is in the heart of El Dorado County, a short 36-mile drive up US-50 to world renowned Lake Tahoe. With excellent development versatility, this property has paved access, prime location and scenic setting for your dream home or recreational retreat.LandThis land provides excellent development opportunity. The exceptional property is comprised of three contiguous parcels totaling 130.01-acres. Parcel A is 39.99-acres and is zoned R3A (Three-acre Residential), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 3-acre minimum parcels. Parcel B is 48.06-acres and Parcel C is 41.96-acres, both zoned RE (Residential Estate), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 10-acre minimum parcels. The land includes gently sloped to moderately flat areas, forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone Canyon Oak, Live Oak, White Fir, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Clear Creek runs through Parcel A and B (See Map). The property has three access points: Bushwacker Lane on the north, Mira Bella Drive on the south and Emerald Forest Drive on the southwest. Well-maintained internal roads provide easy access throughout the picturesque terrain. There are several excellent building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. The property provides amazing views inside and beyond the property. This scenic land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. RecreationThe extensive world class mountain communities surrounding famous Lake Tahoe and all they provide year-around are but a short drive east on US-50. Kirkwood Mountain Resort, featuring some of the westa€™s best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The endless outdoor recreation activities in the Sierra Nevada awaits your embrace. Hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportspersona€™s paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. AgricultureThe property is well forested and provides excellent timber opportunities. Region and ClimateThis private and secluded property is also near the a€oecenter of the actiona€� of Eldorado County. The Pleasant Valley and neighboring wine regions provide outstanding wine and dining experiences. Year-around sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. The region provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-around residents. According to the Koppen Climate Classification system, Pollock Pines has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate, abbreviated a€oeCsaa€� on climate maps. HistorySly Park, noted for its beautiful surroundings, has always been a favorite stopping place. Before Jenkinson Lake came to be, the area was a large, flower covered meadow with spring fed streams. This is where the Maidu and Miwok people came in the summer and fall to hunt and gather food. In 1848, part of the Mormon Battalion made its way to present day Sly Park area with its rich meadow lands and continued on to blaze the trail east. The earliest known settlers in Sly Park were Hiram O. Bryant and William Stonebreaker, who on June 24, 1853, each claimed 160 acres of adjoining land (just east of the present main dam) for a

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