Courtesy: HOMEQUEST REAL ESTATE
Discover the allure of this downslope lot, where nature meets convenience in perfect harmony. This triangular shaped parcel spans the corner of Circle View and Valley Ridge, while the long side extends down a seasonal creek, to a point on Hilltop Blvd (Hwy 18). What makes this lot truly special is its exceptional convenience. With proximity to town and ski resorts, your retreat into nature is never far away. Easy access to and from the mountain ensures that your adventures don't come with the hassle of a difficult commute. Positioned between 31371 Circle View and 31393 Valley Ridge, utility access is readily available, streamlining the process of building your dream home or getaway cabin. Imagine a life where the conveniences of modern living blend seamlessly with the tranquility of nature. Whether you're seeking a permanent residence or a weekend escape, this lot offers the perfect backdrop for your dreams to take root and flourish. Seize this opportunity to create a home that perfectly aligns with your vision, nestled in a location that effortlessly balances the best of both worlds.
Discover the allure of this downslope lot, where nature meets convenience in perfect harmony. This triangular shaped parcel spans the corner of Circle View and Valley Ridge, while the long side extends down a seasonal creek, to a point on Hilltop Blvd (Hwy 18). What makes this lot truly special is its exceptional convenience. With proximity to town and ski resorts, your retreat into nature is never far away. Easy access to and from the mountain ensures that your adventures don't come with the hassle of a difficult commute. Positioned between 31371 Circle View and 31393 Valley Ridge, utility access is readily available, streamlining the process of building your dream home or getaway cabin. Imagine a life where the conveniences of modern living blend seamlessly with the tranquility of nature. Whether you're seeking a permanent residence or a weekend escape, this lot offers the perfect backdrop for your dreams to take root and flourish. Seize this opportunity to create a home that perfectly aligns with your vision, nestled in a location that effortlessly balances the best of both worlds.
Courtesy: Windermere Real Estate
Remarkable Investment Opportunity in Big Bear Lake National Forest Park. This beautiful, fairytale-like property is at the junction of national highways 330 and 18. Beautiful natural forest scenery, clean, crisp mountain air, and a safe, vibrant neighborhood surround this charming hilltop escape. This interior was completely rebuilt and renovated in 2018. This preeminent mountain location draws both surrounding residents and a steady stream of tourists. It is popular with locals, who see it as a neighborhood staple for entertainment, and season visitors, who come to enjoy the food and music while on a forest holiday. Especially popular in the winter ski season. It is located only 4 miles from Snow Valley, the oldest continually operating ski resort in So. Cal, & also near other mountain ski resorts. All year round, it has a loyal, reliable, & consistent customer base. This building has 3 floors, the middle main floor consisting of the restaurant, kitchen, and outer courtyard. The main restaurant area has: 50 interior seats, 9 cabinet counters of hot food, a glass display refrigerator for cold drinks, refrigerated display cabinets for baked goods and beverages, and 2 upgraded restrooms. Connected to the beautiful courtyard, which has: Enough space for 100 people, 4 Western-style gazebos, an ample middle open space, a music performance area, BBQ pit, comfortable tables, benches & chairs. The upper floor is an A/C office with a staff lounge & a restroom. Access is convenient from the rear of the kitchen and back patio. The lower level is a large area that includes multiple storage rooms for cooking material, packaging material, wine, etc. and a laundry room & a restroom. Access is convenient from the rear patio & parking area. The kitchen has a complete set of the latest equipment stove, oven, operation table, two sets of washing stations, freezing, refrigerating cabinets, and warming cabinets. The newly built walk-in refrigerator ensures that there is enough space to maintain the freshness, taste of the ingredients and beer. The winter ski season is hectic, and it serves huge numbers of lunch boxes to Snow Valley. All year round, this attractive restaurant has a loyal, reliable, & consistent customer base. 70% are locals' regulars. 30% are season visitors. Currently it's opening with good profit. The owner needs to be retired, the buyer can take over the business, or start their new with all the equipment in place.
Courtesy: RE/MAX FREEDOM
Courtesy: RE/MAX FREEDOM
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER SKY RIDGE RLTY
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER SKY RIDGE RLTY
Approx. 226 acres of raw land with views that are hard to believe. Located downhill from Running Springs and below Keller Point. Accessible only through a turnoff on Hwy 330, near marker IN09, an approx. 12 mile unmaintained fire road takes you to the property. Much of the land is steep, but towards the top there is a mesa with amazing views. The property was formerly used as a retreat/meditation center for small groups and has a large rock used for meditation and reflection. There are currently 2 temporary structures on the property and an old tractor believed to inoperable. No sewer, water, or power on the property. Bankruptcy Sale. Property to be sold "AS-IS", subject to overbid and confirmation of Bankruptcy Court.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Desert Rock
Courtesy: RE/MAX LAKESIDE
Courtesy: CAPRE
Courtesy: COLDWELL BANKER SKY RIDGE RLTY
Courtesy: eXp Realty of Southern Ca, Inc
Running Springs is located in California. Running Springs, California has a population of 3,998. Running Springs is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 31.4% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.94%.
The median household income in Running Springs, California is $75,682. The median household income for the surrounding county is $70,287 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Running Springs is 42.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 29.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 34.9 inches per year, with 32.8 inches of snow per year.
