Lot 13
AvailableLot 13 Homesite
Compare Lot 13's acreage, asking price, terrain, aerial context, and plat references in one place. Then decide whether to add it to your property tour.
- Price
- $164,910
- Acreage
- 2.39 acres
- Utilities
- Already run
- Primary view
- Year-round mountain
- Septic
- Soil mapping complete
Homesite media
Review the lot from three perspectives.
Use the terrain view for context, the aerial for visual character, and the plat for recorded boundaries and soil mapping.
3D Parcel View
Lot 13 Boundary
Lot 13 Homesite highlighted with neighboring parcel boundaries for context.
Lot 13 overview
Lot 13: 2.39 acres with year-round mountain views.
Use the acreage and view as a starting point. The visit should determine whether the building area, road approach, and privacy fit the home you have in mind.
Lot 13 offers 2.39 acres inside Eagle's Nest Retreat. The listed price is $164,910. The property offers year-round mountain views. Utility service reaches the lot, and septic soil mapping is complete. Visit the property to confirm the building area, driveway, privacy, and final site plan.
Position
2.39 acres calls for an efficient site plan.
Focus on the home position, grade, driveway shape, septic area, and the amount of clearing required.
View
Year-round mountain view should drive orientation.
Confirm the strongest sightline, the best elevation for the home, and how to preserve privacy without closing the view.
Build readiness
Existing groundwork informs the site plan.
Utility service and the mapped soil area provide useful fixed points for locating the home, driveway, and final septic system.
Site planning
Connect the house plan to this parcel.
Use the available lot notes as a starting point for builder, driveway, utility, and septic conversations.
Building site
Where the home wants to sit
Compare the likely building area with the view direction, grade, tree cover, privacy, and outdoor living space.
Driveway
How the home connects to the road
Review the road approach, driveway length, grade, parking, turnaround space, drainage, and construction access.
Utilities
Where services meet the plan
Confirm final connection points, meter locations, service setup, and routing before the site plan is complete.
Property tour checklist
What to verify on Lot 13.
Bring this short list to the property so the visit produces useful answers for design and budgeting.
Home placement
Stand in the likely building area and compare the view, privacy, natural light, grade, and outdoor living options.
Topography
Walk the grade and ask which foundation approaches suit the natural slope.
Driveway approach
Check the road connection, turn-in, grade, parking, turnaround, drainage, and construction access.
Septic area
Compare the mapped soil area with the home, driveway, outdoor spaces, and final system design.
Utility tie-ins
Locate the final water, electric, and internet connections and coordinate their routes with the driveway.
Fit against other lots
Compare acreage, privacy, view, road approach, and build fit against the other available lots.
Infrastructure
Know what is available and what remains to be designed.
Utility service reaches the homesite, and the septic soil area has been mapped. The house plan determines the final connections, septic system, driveway, and site-work scope.
Treat these as planning inputs rather than finished construction. Confirm field conditions, permits, designs, and installation costs with the appropriate professionals.
Public water
Already run to this homesite
Electric
Already run to this homesite
Internet
Already run to this homesite
Septic
Soil mapping complete; confirm final system planning
Questions to answer before choosing a final plan.
- Which building area gives the best balance of view and privacy?
- What driveway and foundation approach fits the grade?
- How should the house relate to the mapped septic area?
- What site work should be priced before final design?
Next step
Decide whether this lot belongs on your shortlist.
Compare it with the other available properties, then schedule a visit to test the map, photos, and listed details against the land.