0 Heather Ave

Land Opportunity in California City.

This land offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home in a desirable neighborhood. Surrounded by stable community, this flat land parcel is conveniently located close to utilities, making it an ideal setting for your future residence. Accessible via an alley, this property provides ease of access and convenience for future development. Located near paved streets, this parcel offers a seamless connection to the surrounding community. Seller Financing Available: Take advantage of the seller's willingness to finance, with a reasonable down payment of $5,000. This flexible financing option opens up possibilities for individuals looking to invest in their future home or development project. Build Your Dream Home: With a tranquil setting and a neighborhood filled with modern residences, this land presents the perfect canvas for creating a custom-built home tailored to your preferences. Embrace the opportunity to design and construct a space that reflects your unique style and vision. Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to secure a piece of land in California City. Contact us today to learn more about this property and take the first step towards realizing your real estate dreams.

This home located at 0 Heather AVE is currently pending and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 0 day. This property is listed at $19,900. It has 0 beds and 0 bathrooms. 0 Heather AVE is in the California City community of Kern County.

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