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About This Property
Have you been unable to find the right house in North Tahoe? Buy land and build! This buildable four-lot vacant parcel in Kings Beach, running street to street between Speckled and Cutthroat Avenues. Approx. 12,250 sq ft, TRPA IPES 755 (above Placer County's 691 threshold). Base coverage 4%, with additional coverage available for purchase. Mapped SEZ along the eastern edge affects the building area, so a survey is recommended. Investor Alert! Location ideally suited for workforce housing and property is zoned for single-family or multi-family use; ADUs allowed. Offered separately from 8718 Speckled Ave (adjacent), but more opportunities may arise for a buyer wishing to purchase both parcels. Sellers will consider combined-purchase pricing for both. Buyer to verify all TRPA and Placer County requirements.
Listing Details
Property History
Sale History · changed hands 1×
| Sold | Price | Listing agent (sell side) | Buyer agent (buy side) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1992 · county record | $122,500 | Deed record — brokerage sides not reported | |
MLS closed sales, with duplicate ingestions collapsed and lease records excluded, so each row is a distinct transaction. Rows marked county record come from the assessor's deed data, which reaches back further than the MLS feed; rows marked via a listing site fill the years the feed misses using that site's public sale record.
STR Investment Analysis
STR analysisLand Coverage (TRPA)
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency impervious-coverage budget for this parcel
TRPA caps how much of each Tahoe Basin parcel can be covered by impervious surfaces — buildings, driveways, decks. Existing coverage is TRPA's satellite estimate; allowed coverage uses TRPA's verified land class when one is on file, otherwise TRPA's estimate — data: TRPA GIS / Tahoe Open Data, LT Info. The only authoritative determination of coverage and land capability is a Land Capability Verification through TRPA; actual allowable coverage can differ due to verifications, transfers, banked coverage, or deed restrictions.
TRPA parcel fact sheet ↗ How the Basin comparesCost Segregation Tax Savings
Estimated first-year bonus depreciation savings
