c.1910 Three Bedroom Affordable California Home Under $43K
$42,500
This affordable California home has seen recent upgrades, including bathroom improvements that add comfort and increase its overall value.
(PRICE REDUCED)*FHA, Conventional, VA loan Financing Available* Affordable desert living or smart investment opportunity! This 3-bedroom, 1-bath home at **83040 Magnolia Ave, Trona, CA** sits on a spacious **0.28-acre lot**, offering plenty of room for outdoor use, expansion, or future potential. The property is **FHA financeable with as little as 3.5% down**, making it an excellent option for first-time buyers or investors alike. Whether you’re looking for an affordable primary residence or a promising rental opportunity, this property delivers great potential at an accessible price point. **Don’t miss your chance-schedule a showing before it’s gone!
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1910
83040 Magnolia Ave, Trona, CA 93562 $42,500
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Gilberto Garcia (951) 581-1118
Pros
- Big outdoor/gem landscape nearby: Desert scenery, hiking, stargazing, and lots of wide-open space.
- Low population + quiet lifestyle: If you like solitude and slower days, Trona can be a good fit.
- Lower cost of living (often): Housing may be more affordable than much of California.
- Community feel: Smaller towns can mean stronger local connections.
- Close to nearby towns: You can access more services and shopping in nearby communities when needed.
Cons
- Extremely remote / limited amenities: Fewer restaurants, shopping options, and entertainment compared with larger areas.
- Weather extremes: Hot summers, cold winters, and dry conditions—plus occasional strong winds.
- Air quality concerns at times: The area has industrial activity connected to minerals, and dust/particulates can be an issue depending on conditions.
- Limited job market: Work options may be narrower and more tied to local industries or commuting.
- Healthcare and schools may require travel: Specialists and major medical services are often not close by.
- Internet/cell service can be spotty: Rural desert living can come with connectivity challenges (varies by address).
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