With no existing power setup, this location is perfectly suited for solar panels, presenting an opportunity for a sustainable lifestyle while enjoying the comforts of modern living.

Bring your family, camp, hike, fish, or hunt. Dreaming of a cozy off-grid cabin? This can be your familys special retreat or your forever home away from the hustle. For just $129 a month, you can own this land and start enjoying every weekend to its fullest or make the leap and leave the city life behind for good. With the areas growth, your investment looks set to increase too!

Use this land for unforgettable weekend camping, bring your RV for some fun, and explore all the activities and natural beauty this vast county has to offer. Theres always something new to see and do.

San Bernardino County, located in Southern California, offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors. Here are some things you can do in the area:

Visit Joshua Tree National Park: While the majority of the park lies in neighboring Riverside County, the northern part of Joshua Tree extends into San Bernardino County. Explore unique desert landscapes, go hiking, rock climbing, or stargazing.

Lake Arrowhead: Enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and boating in this picturesque mountain lake resort area.

Big Bear Lake: Another mountain resort area offering outdoor recreational activities year-round, including skiing and snowboarding in the winter and hiking, mountain biking, and boating in the summer.

San Bernardino National Forest: This vast forest offers numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking, camping, fishing, and picnicking.

Route 66 Museum: Located in Victorville, this museum showcases the history of the iconic Route 66, including classic cars, memorabilia, and exhibits detailing the roads significance.

California Route 66 Museum: Another museum dedicated to Route 66, this one is located in the town of Barstow and features displays on the history and culture of the Mother Road.

Ghost Towns: Explore some of the ghost towns in the area, such as Calico Ghost Town near Barstow or Amboy, which offer a glimpse into the regions mining past.

Palm Springs: While technically in Riverside County, Palm Springs and nearby Coachella Valley are within driving distance from San Bernardino County and offer attractions such as hiking, shopping, dining, and the famous Palm Springs Aerial Tramway.

California Citrus State Historic Park: Located in Riverside, just outside of San Bernardino County, this park offers guided tours and exhibits on the history of citrus farming in California.

Outdoor Recreation: Take advantage of the countys many outdoor recreational opportunities, including hiking trails in the San Bernardino Mountains, off-roading in the Mojave Desert, or exploring the diverse landscapes of the region.

Its not too far from town when you need to do some shopping:

Kramer (16 mins / 8.3 Miles)

Bakersfield (1 hr 41 mins / 93.8 Miles)

Lancaster (1hr 3 mins / 60 Miles)

San Bernardino (1 hr 28 mins / 76 Miles)

PRICING:

Discount Cash Price: $3,499.00 plus a $399 document fee..or alternatively

Owner Financing Price: $4,499, Only a $500 down payment required!! $101 in equity and $399 non-refundable document fee. Payment as low as $129 per month.

We are a small family business. Because our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to create memories for years to come we are flexible and can make this property fit any budget. We offer owner financing with a land contract. We will transfer with a warranty deed and always guarantee a clean title.

Property Details

Street Address: Corneso Rd

City: Boron

State: California

County: San Bernardino

Zip Code: 93516

Size: 1.25

APN: 498141220000

Legal Description: S 1/2 Se 1/4 Nw 1/4 Ne 1/4 Se 1/4 Sec 27 Tp 11 N R 7 W 1.25 Ac

Coordinates: NW corner: 35.019132 , -117.600660 NE corner: 35.019130 , -117.599555 SW corner: 35.018674 , -117.600656 SE corner: 35.018670 , -117.599554

Annual Taxes: Taxes are 247.55

Zoning:

Residential 725 sq ft minimum to build. Mobile Homes are allowed. Travel trailers as temporary living quarters while building a home may be permitted, provided that a permit for the permanent residence has already been obtained. RVs Without a permit, no more than four consecutive days in a 30-day period when used for recreational camping on a property by the propertys owner(s) in the RC (Resource Conservation), AG (Agriculture), or RL-5 (Rural Living- five-acre minimum parcel size) or larger land use zoning districts.

HOA/POA: None

Access: Legal access, but no physical

Sewer: Septic can be installed

Water: Would be well

Utilities: Would be solar, or generatir

Contact Kristy Limon today!