c.1947 California Mountain Desert Home For Sale Reduced to Under $55K
$59,950 Reduced to $54,950
If living off the beaten path appeals to you, check out this California mountain desert home for sale. The two bedroom, one bath ranch style home is ideal for star gazers and rock collectors.
Located in the Mojave Desert, the area is known for its unique landscape, surrounded by rugged mountains and salt flats, giving it a striking, otherworldly appearance. The brick house is 1,041 square feet and features a lot with rock walls, those other-worldly views and only one neighbor in sight.
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Outside
Discover the charm of this California end-of-the-cul-de-sac gem, where privacy and tranquility reign supreme. With only one neighboring house, you’ll enjoy a serene setting and a breathtaking hillside view that sets the stage for a peaceful retreat.
The shaded backyard porch is a delightful spot for relaxation and comes complete with outdoor storage and a handy workshop area. Step out onto the front porch, where a lovely terrace awaits your green thumb. Imagine transforming this space into a lush garden where you can unwind in the evening, basking in the breeze.
Inside
Inside, the living room welcomes you with tile flooring and expansive windows that offer views of both the front terrace and the backyard. On one side of the home, you’ll find two cozy bedrooms and a stunning bathroom featuring a stylish glass block shower enclosure. The other side of the house boasts a full kitchen and an additional room that could serve as a pantry or be easily converted into a third bedroom. This property is being sold in its current condition, so adding your personal touch is a fantastic opportunity. Disclosures: underneath the kitchen sink needs to be reconnected. One tile floor near the door needs replacement, and a bedroom window needs to be replaced.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
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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.
12164 B St, Trona, CA 93562 $59,950 Reduced to $54,950
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Although the mailing address is Trona, this home is actually just below Trona in Argus. Argus, California, is a very small, unincorporated community in San Bernardino County, close to the town of Trona. I have been there, and if you think Trona is rough, Argus is that times 10. Here are some general pros and cons for living in Argus, CA
Pros:
- Affordable Housing: Being in a remote and less populated area, housing prices tend to be lower compared to urban parts of California.
- Quiet and Secluded: Argus offers a very peaceful and quiet lifestyle with little traffic or noise, ideal for those seeking solitude or a break from busy city life.
- Access to Natural Beauty: Argus is close to the Mojave Desert and Death Valley National Park, making it an attractive location for nature lovers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Low Population Density: With a very small population, there is a strong sense of open space, and overcrowding is not a concern.
Cons:
- Limited Amenities: Argus has very few services, shops, or healthcare facilities, meaning residents have to travel to nearby towns like Ridgecrest for most necessities.
- Isolation: The remote location can feel isolating, with limited entertainment, dining, and social opportunities.
- Harsh Climate: Argus experiences extreme desert temperatures, with very hot summers and relatively cold winters, which can be challenging for daily living.
- Economic Challenges: The area has struggled economically, with few job opportunities outside of nearby industrial work, such as in the mining industry.
- Limited Infrastructure: Public services, transportation, and infrastructure are minimal, so a car is essential for getting around, and options for modern conveniences can be limited.
Argus is ideal for those looking for a secluded, affordable lifestyle close to natural wonders, but it comes with trade-offs like limited amenities, isolation, and extreme weather conditions.
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