Mostly flat ground. Sewer at the street. Power meter installed. Zero HOA rules. You read that right. Most land near Mount Rose Ski Resort forces you to choose: steep lots that need a retaining wall before you can pour a foundation, utilities that are further away than the listing implies, or HOA rules eating into the freedom you were looking for. This 0.452 acre parcel, zoned MDS in unincorporated Washoe County, doesn't ask you to choose. The lot is mostly flat and roughly graded, with a small slope at the back, and backs up to forest. The building area needs little to no grading of its own, rare footing for this mountain. Sewer already runs to the street, so there is no sewage ejector pump to install. Power is on the property with a meter installed, leaving a well as the only utility left to bring online. Two sheds already sit on the property for storage or a workshop. There is no HOA, and a fire hydrant sits directly across the street, worth knowing for both your build and your insurance. Valley views open on one side of the lot, with views of Sky Tavern on the other, and Mount Rose Ski Resort is five minutes away. The lot sits right off Mount Rose Highway between Reno and Incline Village, minutes from Summit in South Reno, with the airport approximately 20 miles out. The paved road runs all the way in, no dirt road to fight in winter. The current owner already has house plans drawn for this site and is willing to share them. This is one of the last flat, buildable, no-HOA parcels left between Reno and Lake Tahoe.