Oldenburg Road, Apple Valley, CA 92307

Property Description

Ready-to-build 5-acre residential parcel on Oldenburg Road in Apple Valley's growing High Desert market with power pole 400 feet from property and county-maintained dirt road access. This flat, cleared desert land with scattered vegetation sits in established residential area just 2 miles from Interstate 15 and 90 miles from Los Angeles, perfect for custom home construction, RV placement, or investment in San Bernardino County's fastest-appreciating market where home values increased 144% over the past decade. The property requires well and septic installation typical for rural desert properties, while electricity connection is straightforward with existing power infrastructure nearby. Located in Apple Valley's coveted residential zone allowing single-family homes, ADUs, agricultural uses, and home-based businesses with 2,900-foot elevation providing mountain views and clean desert air. This High Desert location offers 300+ days of sunshine annually and proximity to Brightline West high-speed rail station connecting Los Angeles to Las Vegas, plus new 2.6 million square foot logistics centers driving regional growth. Outdoor recreation includes nearby Deep Creek Hot Springs, Jess Ranch Lakes fishing, Mojave Riverwalk hiking, and championship golf course, while shopping features Target, Stater Bros, and expanding Jess Ranch Marketplace. The flat topography with well-draining desert soils provides excellent building conditions and septic system compatibility in area where similar 5-acre parcels sell for $17,500 to $62,500. APN 0464-012-25-0000 at coordinates 34.56001, -117.08411 offers GPS navigation to this prime desert investment opportunity. Whether building your dream home in Southern California's emerging market, establishing weekend retreat, or securing land investment before high-speed transportation transforms the region, this cleared and ready parcel represents exceptional value at $39,900 in Apple Valley's residential growth corridor where Hollywood stars once retreated and modern investors now discover High Desert potential.