This is an incredibly prime redevelopment opportunity for someone to build on one of the best homesites in East Vail. Backing up to national forest and with gorgeous views, including of Bald Mountain, this primary-secondary duplex site currently has a 3,000 square foot home with a separate 2-car garage and is being sold as a ''tear down'' given the condition and size. This land is zoned for a primary-secondary duplex or a single-family home. You would need an architect to design and determine the exact square footage that can be built but between 9,000 and 10,000 square feet is a reasonable estimate based upon similar sized lots with this zoning. Obviously, something much smaller may be desirable depending upon the buyer and if it is a single-family or a duplex. Enjoy visitors from your neighbors living on the White River National Forest: deer, elk, and fox to name a few. In the winter, there is a short walk to the Town of Vail free bus stop to take you into Vail Village. If you are a backcountry enthusiast, you can ski right to your cul-du-sac via the East Vail chutes and come out at the water tower. East Vail is magical in the summer and fall, with incredible hiking, biking, fly fishing, golf, and rafting. Head into Vail Village for various festivals and events or to take in a concert at the Ford Amphitheater. Enjoy dining and shopping with the family in Vail Village or even enjoy a nearby dinner at Heirloom Restaurant & Bar, located in the heart of East Vail at the Vail Racquet Club. Get an affordable membership to the Vail Racquet Club for working out, swimming, hot tubs and tennis. East Vail is a beautiful area and is well known for the big impact of it's steep mountains, waterfalls and the Gore Creek that winds through the area. Bighorn Park is the neighborhood's meeting place with its playground, off-leash dog park, picnic tables, open field and pond. Bikers can begin their day by riding up Vail Pass, and hikers have a choice of terrific hiking trails. From beginner to expert, the trails of Bighorn Creek, Gore Creek, Pitkin Creek, and Deluge Lake provide hikers with spectacular views, stunning aspen groves, waterfalls, and high alpine lakes that cannot be found anywhere else in the valley. The well-known waterfalls include one of the most renowned ice climbing locations in Colorado called "The Fang." East Vail provides outstanding recreational access for outdoor activities including great road bike access to Vail Pass, incredible hiking and mountain biking trails including Deluge Creek and Booth Falls. Bighorn Park is one of the most beautiful park areas in the Vail Valley and is the perfect place to picnic, barbecue, fish, or enjoy playing with the local dogs at the dog park. East Vail is a popular location for locals and second homeowners alike due mainly to its unique beauty, proximity to Vail Mountain, and the fact that the Vail Mountain School is located in the area. The close proximity to Vail Pass makes it an easy jaunt to Denver International Airport and the Greater Denver area to take in shopping, professional sporting events, and other cultural events offered by the Front Range area. East Vail also has its own small convenience store for last minute items if you don't want to go to West Vail for major shopping.