446 Sierra Dr, Tahoma, CA 96142

Build Your Tahoe Dream in Rubicon Bay! Tucked in the heart of Rubicon Bay on Lake Tahoe’s coveted West Shore, this spacious .64-acre lot sits on the lakeside of Highway 89, offering a rare opportunity to create your ideal mountain retreat just moments from the water. With 1,787 square feet of verified coverage, a completed site assessment (2025) by El Dorado County, and a recent property survey available for the new owner, much of the groundwork has already been done. Even better, both the coverage and the Residential Unit of Use (RUU) have been banked, so the new owner will not need to apply for a TRPA allocation, a significant time and cost savings when you're ready to build. Imagine waking up to the sound of birdsong, coffee in hand as you step out onto your future deck, surrounded by towering pines and a seasonal stream that meanders peacefully behind the property. Bordering U.S. Forest Service land to the west and north, you’ll enjoy enhanced privacy and open space, ideal for those seeking a connection to nature. Rubicon Bay is one of Lake Tahoe’s most iconic and scenic neighborhoods. Owners here enjoy access to two private sandy beaches, two piers, two buoy fields, kayak/SUP storage, and a volleyball court, perfect for sun-soaked summer days. North Beach, one of the two HOA beaches, is located just minutes from the property at the bottom of Sierra Drive, making it easy to spend spontaneous afternoons swimming, paddleboarding, or relaxing on the sand. Outdoor adventure surrounds you. Homewood Mountain Resort is just a short drive away for winter skiing, and backcountry skiing access is right up the street across Highway 89. Nearby hiking and biking trails abound, and two of Lake Tahoe’s most treasured state parks, D.L. Bliss State Park and Sugar Pine Point State Park, are just minutes away, offering miles of scenic shoreline, wooded trails, and lakefront picnic spots. Whether you’re looking to design a full-time residence or a legacy vacation cabin, this lot provides the ideal setting. The previous cabin was lost in 2024 but the opportunity to reimagine and rebuild is here. Seize your chance to Find Your Tahoe and create a place where every season brings a new reason to stay.