Prime Location! 2 Acres in Twentynine Palms, CA!

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Owner Finance Terms: $550 down to hold the property and a one-time $250 doc fee. Then pay monthly for up to 60 months. There is a $10/mo loan servicing fee along with prorated taxes. If you want lower monthly payments- you can put more money down. Ask about our 6mo same as cash option as well!

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Title is Clear. No Open Liens/Encumbrances found.

***Owner financing available with no credit checks!***

Park your holiday, vacation, or next life here on this amazing piece of American Soil!

Plant some grapes or apricots or trees!

Corner lot. Power pole access within 300 feet. A jaunt away from the main paved road as well as the West Coast and the Colorado River to the East.

Visit Desert Hot Springs on the daily while others plan on it for a vacation!

When you’re ready to build, this flat terrain will make your pocketbook happy.

Wanting convenience and privacy? Wide open space? Close to everything with the freedom of a huge buildable lot? You found your land!

1-minute drive to 29 Palms Hwy for quick access to essentials.

Plenty of sunshine for an eco-friendly lifestyle if you choose to go solar.

Enjoy views of the Bullion Mountains, Indian Cove, the Little San Bernardino Mountains, and Campbell Hill, all beneath a blanket of mesmerizing starry nights inside the paradise of Desert Heights.

State: CA

County: San Bernardino

Coordinates: center: 34.18028, -116.07671

Zoning: Residential 725 sq ft minimum to build. Mobile Homes are allowed. Travel trailers as temporary living dwelling while building may be permitted. RVs allowed with or without a permit when used for recreational camping 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

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Twentynine Palms 6 min (4.1 miles)

Rialto (97.7mi 1hr 45min)

Colton (92.2miles 1hr 35min)

Glendale (152mi 2hr 32min)

San Diego (163mi 2hr 49min)

(Copied from online sources:) San Bernardino County, located in Southern California, has 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.