295 Deer Trail (Portola)

Lot 434 | 1.26-Acre Homesite in Nakoma | Build Your Dream Home in the Lost Sierra

Welcome to a rare opportunity to own a 1.26-acre level lot in the exclusive, gated Nakoma Community—home to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed clubhouse and the iconic Dragon Golf Course. Nestled in the Lost Sierra region of Plumas County, this homesite offers the perfect blend of architectural beauty, privacy, and modern amenities.

Surrounded by towering pines, this thoughtfully laid-out lot offers room for a circular drive and is just steps from trail systems leading to the Wild & Scenic Feather River Canyon and Star Top Ridge. Hike, bike, or explore the surrounding Forest Service land and alpine lakes.

Live minutes from charming towns like Graeagle and Portola, and just an hour from Reno, Lake Tahoe, and Truckee.

Whether you’re ready to build or planning your dream home in the mountains, this homesite offers luxury, nature, and community in one.

Own a piece of Nakoma—where history, design, and outdoor living meet.

Why the Lost Sierra?
Just 60 miles north of Lake Tahoe, the Lost Sierra offers a healthier, more balanced lifestyle filled with small-town charm, untouched nature, and a true sense of community—far from big-box culture.

Why Nakoma?
Originally developed in 1995 as the 427-unit, 1,280-acre Gold Mountain project, Nakoma is anchored by a 24,000-square-foot Frank Lloyd Wright-designed clubhouse, inspired by Native American design and values. The name “Nakoma,” a Chippewa word meaning “I do as I promise,” reflects the community’s integrity.

Why 4 Seasons Realty & Investment?
Led by Doug Levine and Mimi Garner—real estate veterans and Nakoma experts—this team brings decades of experience and deep local knowledge. Together, they help buyers find their ideal homesite or business opportunity with ease.

Why Build with 4 Seasons Construction?
From vision to reality, 4 Seasons Construction Services simplifies the building process—delivering timeless homes that capture the essence of the Old Tahoe experience.