Excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 15.48 acres of M-1 zoned light industrial land at the corner of 75th Street East and Pearblossom Highway (State Route 138) in Littlerock! This six-parcel assemblage offers prominent highway exposure, convenient access to a major Antelope Valley transportation corridor, and excellent potential for investors, developers, and owner-users. The M-1 zoning offers potential for a variety of light industrial, storage, distribution, and commercial-related uses, subject to applicable zoning regulations and approvals. The property's corner location and highway frontage offer visibility and accessibility for businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in the Antelope Valley. Water and power are believed to be available in the street; buyer to verify availability, connection requirements, and costs. All six parcels are being offered together, consisting of APNs 3050-025-014 (4.64 acres), 3050-025-029 (0.63 acres), 3050-025-018 (3.81 acres), 3050-025-031 (0.78 acres), 3050-025-032 (0.71 acres), and 3050-025-015 (4.91 acres). Acreage per LA County Assessor records. An excellent opportunity to secure a substantial industrial landholding along a major highway corridor! Buyer to independently verify acreage, zoning, permitted uses, utilities, access, and development potential.
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15.48 acresLot Size
$38,437Price/Acres
Listed by David Leventhal•DRE #01133285• David Leventhal, Broker
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Last updated by owner on Oct 29, 2026.
M-1
Light Manufacturing Zone
The Light Manufacturing Zone (Zone M-1) allows for light industry, repair, wholesale, and packaging, including the manufacture, assembly, distribution, and storage of goods that have low nuisance impacts, but excluding raw-materials production, processing or bulk handling. Zone M-1 will also accommodate retail and service commercial uses to serve local employees and visitors.
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Agriculture-Other
Infrastructure-Other
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