MOUNTAIN VIEW ESTATE SITE: 3.71 ACRES WITH PERMITTED FOUNDATTION -PRESTIGE MOUNTAIN VIEWS Presenting a remarkable opportunity: 3.71 acres of prestige mountain-view property in the coveted Rye Patch area, WELL, POWER, and SEPTIC all ready to go. featuring something almost no other vacant lot can offer—an existing, fully permitted foundation with county-approved plans already on file. The Foundation: The current owner secured permits from Pershing County for a residential development including a 1,628 SF home, 486 SF garage, and 205 SF porch. The foundation is in place. The county has already reviewed and approved the plans. The heavy lifting—permitting, approvals, site work—is already done. The Value Proposition: This property offers momentum included in the price. The permitting work that typically costs months and thousands in fees is complete. You are buying progress, not potential. County files confirm: Setbacks: Front 25′, Side 20′, Rear 20′ Zoning: CDS (Residential) Flood Zone: X (minimal risk) Well: Permitted (buyer to verify flow) What Exists Today: Permitted foundation ready to build upon Permitted well (verification recommended) Graded site with infrastructure planning complete Why This Property Stands Alone: Permitted Foundation: Most buyers spend months getting to this point. You are already here. Prestige Mountain Views: Unobstructed, soul-stirring scenery. Infrastructure in Place: Well permitted, foundation existing. Water resources permit- 103772 7/14/2007 Rye Patch Location: Desirable area near Humboldt River Ranch & Hwy 80. Compelling entry point for a property with this level of preparation. Zoning: CDS (Residential) Flood Zone: X Improvements: Permitted foundation, well, septic (2014) Due Diligence: Buyer to verify: Permit status with Pershing County Building Dept Well flow rate & water quality Any additional development requirements A Foundation Story: Most properties are sold on promise. This one is sold on proof. The permits are on file. The foundation is in the ground. The county has already said yes. The only question: What will you build?