Fantastic opportunity to own a beautiful five acre parcel of desert habitat on an elevated and rolling gentle setting that offers a spectacular picture perfect view of the Morongo Valley and its enchanting essence with plenty of wild life as well as distant mountain views, including the east side of the San Jacinto mountain range. The land use is for a seasonal cabin/vacation residence and includes a 15 x 25 (375sqft) rough framed Cabin that is on record with the assessor as built in 1958. Exterior has fresh paint and dual pane windows; however, interior is a blank canvass and will need to be completed to new owners imagination. Lot is on a cul-de-sac and no through traffic with only 2 cabins to the north which border government land. For utilities: Electricity runs along the road; for water a well will need to be drilled however a wash passes through the bottom portion of the lot so water table may be high; in addition a septic would be needed for sewer as well as propane for energy needs. Area has plenty of wild life and hiking opportunities, the Big Morongo Canyon preserve (30,000 acres) is just 1.5 mile to the south and offers marsh and riparian habitats that is a corridor to wildlife, including mule deer, big horn sheep, and mountain lions as well as being internationally-recognized birding site.
Fantastic opportunity to own a beautiful five acre parcel of desert habitat on an elevated and rolling gentle setting that offers a spectacular picture perfect view of the Morongo Valley and its enchanting essence with plenty of wild life as well as distant mountain views, including the east side of the San Jacinto mountain range. The land use is for a seasonal cabin/vacation residence and includes a 15 x 25 (375sqft) rough framed Cabin that is on record with the assessor as built in 1958. Exterior has fresh paint and dual pane windows; however, interior is a blank canvass and will need to be completed to new owners imagination. Lot is on a cul-de-sac and no through traffic with only 2 cabins to the north which border government land. For utilities: Electricity runs along the road; for water a well will need to be drilled however a wash passes through the bottom portion of the lot so water table may be high; in addition a septic would be needed for sewer as well as propane for energy needs. Area has plenty of wild life and hiking opportunities, the Big Morongo Canyon preserve (30,000 acres) is just 1.5 mile to the south and offers marsh and riparian habitats that is a corridor to wildlife, including mule deer, big horn sheep, and mountain lions as well as being internationally-recognized birding site.