450 Emerald Point, Portola, CA 96161

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Discover the ideal setting for your dream home on this scenic approx. 0.80-acre lot in the prestigious Nakoma Resort. Featuring gently rolling terrain, a seasonal stream, and soft, buildable soil, this property blends natural beauty with practical ease for construction. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby access to two trailheads-Sunburst Trail, which leads to the Feather River, and Paint Brush Trail, offering sweeping river views. Located in Plumas County's only year-round resort, Nakoma offers a gated mountain community with exceptional amenities, including fiber optic internet, a private fitness center, heated pool, climbing gym, movie theater, and the renowned Dragon Championship Golf Course. Enjoy dining and socializing at the on-site bistro and bar, or simply relax in the peace of the Sierra. Nakoma's Altitude Private Membership-a $30,000.00 value-is already included in the offering price, giving the buyer exclusive access and a tremendous value to the buyer.

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MLS number: 20250433

Listing agent: Ruthie Nicholas

Listing broker: Coldwell Banker Realty (530) 587-7474

Last update: Thursday, May 15 2025 at 12:55 a.m. EDT

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