Courtesy: Lucerne Valley Properties, Inc
Courtesy: MyHighDesert.com Inc
47.6 Acres (APN: 0452-151-47) GPS: 34.50191, -116.8754 This property sits at the corner of Fairlane and Granite Rd in Lucerne Valley, CA. [ ZONING: ] LV/RL-5 "Lucerne Valley Rural Living- 5 Ac Minimum'' Rural Living zone can be subdivided into 5 acre parcels. Rural Living allows for Single Family homes, Manufactured homes, accessory crop production, produce stand and agritourism enterprises, animal keeping, livestock operations, and various other small business. [ POWER: ] Overhead electricity runs along Fairlane Rd, on the other side of the road. [ WATER ] No well onsite. Residents in the area use private water wells, septic tanks and propane tanks for utility needs. Address is used for marketing purposes only, not official address for the property. Use GPS: 34.50191, -116.8754
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Home Source
Developing area near the Cafe 247 & Hwy 18. Great location to build your dream home on 2.5 acres, with homes not too close, but yet not too far. The view and the rocks the property are breath taking. Take a drive and enjoy the moment. Beautiful view from every angle of the property. GO DIRECT.
Courtesy: Rubio Real Estate
Courtesy: Rubio Real Estate
Courtesy: Lucerne Valley Properties, Inc
Courtesy: NextHome West Realty
Fabulous flat buildable lot available in quite community of Lucerne Valley. This location's amenities include quick access to riding trails and a beautiful desert view. This is a prime location for weekend RVing, dirt road enthusiasts, equestrian ranching or fruit/nut tree farming. At 20 acres this property has tremendous potential and is located near paved roads with electricity only a couple of lots down the road. This is a MUST SEE property with plenty of potential for whatever your heart desires. Owner was told a well could be dug for a very reasonable price. May consider seller financing with a large enough down payment. Call for details and questions or just go view it on your own. GPS 34.487568, -116.875765
Courtesy: Oasis Realty Group Inc
HI DESERT PRIME COMMERCIAL 5.43 ACRES IN THE TOWN OF LUCERNE VALLEY CA, HAS APPROX'S 660' OF FRONTAGE. ON PAVED STREET GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR SOMEONE LOOKING TO DEVELOP LARGE ACREAGE. HIGH TRAFFIC FLOW ON HWY 18. APPROX 600' TO THE CORNER THE LOT IS FLAT AND READY TO BUILD. BUYER TO VERIFY ALL INFO
Courtesy: The Brass Key Realty
Courtesy: First Team Real Estate-HighDes
Lucerne Valley, California, is famous for hosting the prestigious "King of the Hammers" off-road race and its stunning desert landscapes. It's a small, agricultural town known for its apple orchards and a peaceful, rural lifestyle. The area also attracts rockhounding enthusiasts and offers proximity to outdoor recreation in places like Big Bear Lake and the San Bernardino National Forest. This is a Resource Conservation Zoned Land (RC). Some allowed used for this zoning are Crop production: This refers to the cultivation of crops such as grains, vegetables, or fruits. Horticulture: This involves the cultivation of plants, including flowers, shrubs, and trees, for ornamental or decorative purposes. Orchard: An area used for cultivating fruit-bearing trees like apple, pear, or cherry trees. Vineyard: A specific area for growing grapevines, usually for wine production. Pond: This refers to the creation of artificial ponds for various purposes, such as irrigation, recreation, or wildlife habitat. Accessory use or structure - Residential: This often includes structures like garages, sheds, or other ancillary buildings that support the primary residential structure. Guest housing: This allows for the construction of housing units intended for guests, such as a guesthouse. Accessory dwelling unit: Often abbreviated as ADU, these are secondary housing units located on the same property as the primary dwelling. They can be used for various purposes, such as housing family members, renting, or as an extra living space. Single dwelling: The primary residential structure for a single household. Produce stands (200 sq. ft. or less on lots that are 10,000 sq. ft. or greater): Small stands where farmers or property owners can sell their agricultural products to the public, subject to specific size and lot requirements. Accessory structures and uses: This is a general category that includes various ancillary structures or uses related to the main land use, such as tool sheds, workshops, or other support facilities. This comprehensive list of permissible land uses underscores the versatility and potential for embracing a rural lifestyle in Newberry Springs while engaging in various agricultural and residential activities. It's important to note that while these uses may not require a planning permit, there may still be other regulations or guidelines to follow, such as building codes and environmental restrictions.
Courtesy: Victor Valley Property Center
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Commercial Rea
Agriculture zoned 20 acres on paved road. Not easy to find and could be used for crop production, animal raising, dog kennel/catteries. Also possible hog ranch/calf raising with conditional permit or other AG related business. Property appears to have been farmed on in the past. Owners may carry with 40% down payment, 8% interest, all due in 5 years. One of sellers is a licensed real estate agent in CA. GPS: 34.472217,-116.908472
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Home Source
10 Acre Dream Property with Seller Financing Available! Escape to a captivating retreat with the potential for an incredible Airbnb experience. Imagine savoring your morning on this peaceful property, watching the sunrise and soaking in the serenity of the surroundings. What might seem like land to the county is actually so much more, boasting a level lot framed by stunning mountain vistas. Reaching this tranquil haven is a breeze, with a paved street just 0.3 miles to the south of your future sanctuary. Here, you'll find the perfect blend of rural living and modern convenience, with local amenities a mere 7 minutes away. Seeking adventure? Both Big Bear and Apple Valley are within a 30-minute drive, offering you an array of options for exploration and entertainment.
Don't Miss Out on Your 20 acre Desert Dream! Seller Financing Available! Escape to a picturesque oasis with a promising Airbnb potential that's as charming as it is convenient. Picture yourself sipping your morning coffee on the deck of this tranquil property, basking in the warm glow of the sunrise. Get ready to fall in love with this level lot, surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas in every direction, and a partial old building structure that adds character and history to the property. Your journey to this idyllic spot is smooth and easy. A paved street is just 0.3 miles to the south. It's a perfect balance of rural living and modern convenience, with local amenities only 7 minutes nearby. Need a little more excitement? Big Bear and Apple Valley are both within a 30-minute drive. The possibilities here are endless, making it an investment opportunity you won't want to miss. But wait, there's more! Seller financing is available, making your dream of owning a slice of paradise even more attainable. Land in this area is in high demand, and opportunities like this are flying off the market. Act now, and seize this incredible deal before it's gone. Contact us today to take the first step toward making this paradise your very own.
Courtesy: Lucerne Valley Properties, Inc
Courtesy: Lucerne Valley Properties, Inc
Courtesy: Lucerne Valley Properties, Inc
Lucerne Valley is located in California. Lucerne Valley, California has a population of 5,472. Lucerne Valley is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 11.27% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 35.18%.
The median household income in Lucerne Valley, California is $30,061. The median household income for the surrounding county is $57,156 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Lucerne Valley is 49.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 21.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 15.5 inches per year, with 65.7 inches of snow per year.
