Two homes. One lot. Zoned commercial and Residential with No HOA. The rare opportunity to live and work or rent makes the possibilities endless. This unique Heber property offers two separate single-family residences in a mixed use area: residential and commercially zoned parcel - giving you the flexibility to live, rent, invest, or operate a business, all without HOA restrictions eating into your income or dictating how you use what you own. The main home (1,050 sq ft, positioned closer to the road for easy access) offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.  The second residence (1,669 sq ft, attached to the two-car garage) features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and direct garage access. Both homes are nightly rental eligible - a significant advantage in a market where short-term demand runs strong year-round. Commercial zoning opens doors most residential properties simply can't. Whether you're envisioning a short-term rental operation, a home-based business, a professional office, or a combination of uses, this parcel is set up to support it. The location seals the deal. You're 12 minutes from Deer Valley Resort, putting you squarely in front of a high-value guest pool every ski season. Day-to-day, the high school, restaurants, banks, and Starbucks are all walkable - the kind of convenience that long-term tenants and full-time residents both value and pay for.  No HOA means no restrictions, no fees, and no one telling you what to do with your own property. Level 2 in the MLS breakdown reflects the ADU square footage- ADU is spread across two floors. Level 1 in the MLS breakdown reflects the main home.

Commercial zoning opens doors most residential properties simply can't. Whether you're envisioning a short-term rental operation, a home-based business, a professional office, or a combination of uses, this parcel is set up to support it.

The location seals the deal. You're 12 minutes from Deer Valley Resort, putting you squarely in front of a high-value guest pool every ski season. Day-to-day, the high school, restaurants, banks, and Starbucks are all walkable — the kind of convenience that long-term tenants and full-time residents both value and pay for.  No HOA means no restrictions, no fees, and no one telling you what to do with your own property.