40 Acres (APN: 0490-042-32) GPS: 35.06203, -117.34388 This 40 acre property sits north west of Harper Dry Lake in the Lockhart area of Hinkley, CA. This property lies within the unincorporated area of the San Bernardino County within the 'Resource Conservation (RC)' zoning. According to the County this land use designation zoning district provides for open space and recreational activities and single family homes. Some of the other permitted uses include; crop production, orchard, vineyard, produce stand and a licensed residential care facility. Owner will finance with a minimum of 20% down. Submit your offer and terms for consideration. Harper Dry Lake, located in Hinkley, California, is a unique geological feature known for its expansive, flat salt surface. The lake bed, once a prehistoric body of water, has long since dried up, leaving behind a vast expanse of white, crystalline salt deposits that shimmer in the sunlight. This picturesque and otherworldly landscape has attracted the attention of photographers, filmmakers, and nature enthusiasts alike, drawn to its surreal and desolate beauty. The history of Harper Dry Lake is intertwined with the surrounding Mojave Desert and has been a backdrop for various cultural and environmental studies.
40 Acres (APN: 0490-042-32) GPS: 35.06203, -117.34388 This 40 acre property sits north west of Harper Dry Lake in the Lockhart area of Hinkley, CA. This property lies within the unincorporated area of the San Bernardino County within the 'Resource Conservation (RC)' zoning. According to the County this land use designation zoning district provides for open space and recreational activities and single family homes. Some of the other permitted uses include; crop production, orchard, vineyard, produce stand and a licensed residential care facility. Owner will finance with a minimum of 20% down. Submit your offer and terms for consideration. Harper Dry Lake, located in Hinkley, California, is a unique geological feature known for its expansive, flat salt surface. The lake bed, once a prehistoric body of water, has long since dried up, leaving behind a vast expanse of white, crystalline salt deposits that shimmer in the sunlight. This picturesque and otherworldly landscape has attracted the attention of photographers, filmmakers, and nature enthusiasts alike, drawn to its surreal and desolate beauty. The history of Harper Dry Lake is intertwined with the surrounding Mojave Desert and has been a backdrop for various cultural and environmental studies.