20 Acres in San Bernardino County, California
Payment Options
Payment Note(s)
CASH or OWNER FINANCE…No Credit Checks
Description
20 ACRES IN SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA
Looking for a serene escape in the stunning California desert and mountains, surrounded by awe-inspiring views and endless opportunities for outdoor activities? Search no further! This property offers the perfect respite from the hectic pace and pressures of urban life. Bring your loved ones and relish in the pleasures of camping, hiking, fishing, and even hunting. With the option to construct an off-grid cabin, this could be your permanent sanctuary or the ultimate family vacation destination. Don’t let this chance slip away to create unforgettable memories in the great outdoors.
Do not miss the remarkable opportunity to own land in San Bernardino County! This parcel is zoned for Resource Conservation, which allows for a broad range of uses, including agriculture, natural resource development, industrial, recreational, and residential. Visit the property and present an offer today!
Selling As-Is. Buyer to do their own Due Diligence before reserving.
Property Information
Parcel Size
20
State
California
County
San Bernardino
Nearest Cities
Barstow
Parcel Number
XXX-XXX-021-000
Address
Hoffman Road
Features
Acres
20
County
San Bernardino
Access
Dirt Road
Power
Solar or contact Surprise Valley Electric
Water
Dig a well
Coordinates
35.204992, -117.421019
Purchase Information/Fees
Document Fee
An additional fee of $399 to reserve the property is required to begin the purchase process. This is a non-refundable fee.
Nearby Attractions/City
Painted Rocks
For almost forty years, the Painted Rocks has been a remarkable tourist attraction that has captivated visitors. Military units have been leaving their insignias on rocks near the road leading to this post, which is why it’s called “Painted Rocks.”.
Grass Valley Wilderness
Grass Valley is the primary geographical feature of this Wilderness area, encompassing almost seventy-five percent of its expanse. Despite a few Joshua trees, the region is mostly comprised of a creosote bush scrub community, with scattered hills of yellow to reddish-brown shades, ranging from 200 feet to 600 feet above the desert floor to the west. This desolate land without any trails or water is inhabited by raptors that hunt here, while desert tortoises and Mojave ground squirrels reside in this harsh environment. An old road’s non-Wilderness passageway splits the region into eastern and western halves, with the China Lake Naval Weapons Center sharing the eastern boundary
San Bernardino National Forest
The San Bernardino National Forest offers an incredibly diverse range of attractions, from mountain lakes and ski resorts to numerous hiking trails.
Glen Helen Regional Park
Glen Helen offers a diverse mix of activities that are unparalleled in Southern California, ranging from intimate hikes and picnics with friends to large-scale music events at the Glen Helen Amphitheater that can accommodate up to 65,000 fans. The park is located at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains and boasts stunning vistas and 1,340 acres of recreational opportunities.
Built on the site of a former Mormon encampment, Glen Helen provides camping and RV spaces, as well as two lakes that are perfect for fishing. It also features a nature trail and an equestrian area. Visitors of all ages can enjoy the park’s family-friendly activities, including a playground, a swim complex with dual water slides, playing fields, and picnic areas shaded by trees, all with breathtaking views. Additionally, the park is home to the Glen Helen Raceway, a competitive off-highway racing facility.