Baker Valley Unified School District, CA homes for sale & real estate

Baker Valley Unified School District, CA Homes for Sale

Major price improvement! Only $1,125 per acre of land. The Seller is motivated, don't wait act today! Escape the city, build your dream "off-grid" ranch in the unincorporated community of Cima located in the majestic Mojave Desert of San Bernardino County! This secluded property is sprawling with 80 acres of flat and mostly usable land, perfect for building your very own remote compound! The parcel is elevated in the foothills of Mid-Hills and has panoramic, unobstructed views of the Ivanpah Valley below. There are seasonal springs from the winter snow and monsoon season that flow through the property into the Kelso Wash. The seasonal springs are located on the most northern and s

Baker Valley Unified School District, CA Homes for Sale

Recently remodeled, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath house with and extra room and a laundry room has 1,271 square feet with a Spanish tile roof, $1,300. Situated on a spacious 2.5-acre lot at the north end of Baker. Property is a corner lot. In addition to the main house, there's a single wide 2-bedroom, 2-bath with laundry rooom mobile home that has 960 square feet and has also been recently remodeled, complete with a new metal carport, on a cement foundation and it can rent for $1,200. There is also an RV hookup area, with its own meeter and water hookup, for added rental income of $500. Also on the property are three additional sewer hookups for additional RV's and or Mobile Homes, subject to zon

Baker Valley Unified School District, CA Homes for Sale

Exceptional opportunity! Spanning nearly 200 acres, this stunning landscape features picturesque Bear Creek meandering through it. Perfect for agricultural use or as the ideal location for your dream home. This unique property includes two parcels being sold together. Don't miss your chance to own this rare gem!

Baker Valley Unified School District, CA Homes for Sale

This is for a PATENTED SILVER MINE CLAIM, mining rights are accompanied by the grand deed. The RATTLER mine is next to and cuts into the BONANZA mine. In the spring of 1880, George Goreman and P. Dwyer, prospectors from Ivanpah, discovered rock that assayed from $640 to $5,000 a ton in silver. Their discovery, about 15 miles south of the old Macedonia District, was the birth of the Bonanza King Mine. By April the Trojan District had been organized, and a rush to locate claims had resulted. Andy McFarlane and Charley Hassen “concluded to try their luck, and were rewarded by the discovery of a wonderful bonanza. ” Some of the other nearby mines included the Rattler OWNER WILL CARR