10 Acres (APN: 3263-017-019) GPS: 34.768310, -118.371986 This 10.01 acres is west of Lancaster, CA. This property is 3.4 miles outside of the city limits of Lancaster. The area is mostly small ranches or farms. According to the Los Angeles County the property is zoned A-2-2 Heavy Agriculture. Single family residences, crops, greenhouses, raising of cattle (horses, sheep, goats, poultry), animal hospitals, dairies, dog kennels and livestock feed lots are permitted uses in the area. Solar energy facilities may be permitted or require a CUP, Buyers should speak with LA County planners for all requirements. Residential electricity is approximately 1950 feet north but solar may be an option for any off-grid development. Residents in the area have private wells for water, propane tanks for gas and septic systems for sewer. Large scale overhead transmission lines (both 500 KV and 250 KV lines) are within a few hundred feet. The property does have a blue line and may be within the 500 year floodplain. The property is also only 1 mile north of the Antelope Valley California Poppy Preserve (State Natural Reserve). The rolling hills bloom from February through May with the state flower as well as a variety of wildflowers. This property does not yet have an address, the address listed is for marketing purposes only. While the boundary lines on the map offer a glimpse, they are only approximate. A Buyer should verify boundaries, zoning and utilities, ensuring every aspect aligns with their vision for the property.
10 Acres (APN: 3263-017-019) GPS: 34.768310, -118.371986 This 10.01 acres is west of Lancaster, CA. This property is 3.4 miles outside of the city limits of Lancaster. The area is mostly small ranches or farms. According to the Los Angeles County the property is zoned A-2-2 Heavy Agriculture. Single family residences, crops, greenhouses, raising of cattle (horses, sheep, goats, poultry), animal hospitals, dairies, dog kennels and livestock feed lots are permitted uses in the area. Solar energy facilities may be permitted or require a CUP, Buyers should speak with LA County planners for all requirements. Residential electricity is approximately 1950 feet north but solar may be an option for any off-grid development. Residents in the area have private wells for water, propane tanks for gas and septic systems for sewer. Large scale overhead transmission lines (both 500 KV and 250 KV lines) are within a few hundred feet. The property does have a blue line and may be within the 500 year floodplain. The property is also only 1 mile north of the Antelope Valley California Poppy Preserve (State Natural Reserve). The rolling hills bloom from February through May with the state flower as well as a variety of wildflowers. This property does not yet have an address, the address listed is for marketing purposes only. While the boundary lines on the map offer a glimpse, they are only approximate. A Buyer should verify boundaries, zoning and utilities, ensuring every aspect aligns with their vision for the property.