This gently sloping lot is 20 feet longer than average (see aerial marked w/yellow & tax maps in green), has potential 2nd story bay views, and a most desirable bay-side neighborhood location. Coastal lots are spiking up in value. No building in sewer service area now, since 1986. Sewer has been built, Los Osos' Community Plan has finally been submitted in by SLO County for review. Final Draft of HCP needs to be submitted by SLO County to Fish & Wildlife for Review. Los Osos Sewer requires more fluids. New homes would benefit this need. Timing to invest at this price is now. The Los Osos ground water basin is in stage 3 (critical condition). Any development is contingent on a successful implementation of the Basin Plan, which is now under review, and subject to approval by the Coastal Commission. Links with more detailed information are available. Governmental motivation is ON, focused to increase water availability for our basin and new sewer system. Few lots remain near this price. Walk to the bay, golfing, to your kayak at the Cuesta Inlet, or enjoy bayfront protected sanctuaries, steps away. Walk around the bay to charming downtown Baywood Park, reminiscent of a younger Carmel By the Sea. A 3 minute drive takes you to Montana de Oro State Park, apx. 8000 oceanfront acres with paths and beaches. The unspoiled beauty of this coastal area, between Los Angeles and San Francisco, is unique.