Description

160 acres of combined land of seven parcels with sunset sky, mountain and neighborhood views with Sierra Hwy access!!!! This is a RARE offering to obtain six connecting parcels with this much acreage with Sierra Hwy frontage and access!!! Currently set up as a working ranch and family compound! This property gives true meaning to 'off grid' living, and you will be impressed with how the current owners live on the land and utilize its resources. There are three artesian natural springs, and two wells not in use. On one of the sixty acre parcels, tax records show zoning as a 'duplex' built in 1932, however, the following 'modifications' have been done without the benefit of county permits. There are two homes, one custom built from the ground up in 2015 (approximately 1,200 square feet, 2-bedroom, 1 bath), very tastefully appointed with authentic ranch style, modern updates include HVAC, built in appliances, and a covered patio! The other is a manufactured home (purchased new approximately 2008) 1,100 square feet with three bedrooms, and two bathrooms, a very comfortable set up. There is also a mobile trailer with a lower skirt detail to give the trailer a finished look, and a spacious personal patio outdoor area. There is another RV hook up, as well, all locations have their own personal space. Additionally, there is a block construction HUGE approximately 2,400 square feet barn/workshop circa estimated 1930's that has tremendous space and features a ranch hand 'rest quarters'. Horse stalls, turn out, round pen, additional animal pen, green house, playground, and an observation deck. The current owners had a site review conceptual design completed long ago, to develop 47 two-acre parcel homes for a new home development, conceptual design (report available), these are not approved plans, but a conceptual design. There are seven parcels, six of which are contiguous and 160 acres. The parcels may be adjusted/customized larger by doing a lot line adjustment. Adjacent and behind are the Sierra Pelona Mountains and much of the land is owned by the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy and the Archaeological Society. Three artesian springs provide water to the property and two wells are available but not in use. Other possible considerations, a horse ranch for training, boarding or rescue, animal sanctuary, retreat, survivalist compount, personal campground, farming and ranching, this much land with Sierra Hwy frontage has a myriad of possibilities!