0 Farris Ranch Road

Seller is willing to carry to help buyers with purchase. Directions: > > Heading west on the 138 from the Cajon junction make a left on Mantova Dr about a mile up. You’ll see a semi narrow driveway and a single family house enter the driveway and stay to the right and follow the Farris ranch road signs. Go past any sign that says private property and look for the light pole in the photo attached and use the aerial attachment map. > > Thanks! Nothing will compare to this 10 acre picturesque development site in Pinon Hills-Phelan. Located less minutes than 5 minutes from the 15 fwy this stunning property has panoramic views across the valley and the San Bernardino mountains. Located under 25 minutes from Wrightwood, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Upland, and Victorville makes this property easily commutable. Upon entering the property you’ll see a beautiful backdrop of high Mormon rocks framing the perimeter while establishing perfect sunrise views. The land is full of California native plants (no Joshua Trees to deal with). You’ll be captivated by the amount of privacy and serene beauty while being within reach of urban conveniences. This property is zoned for residential use or light commercial use. Each home lot would enjoy 2.5 acres per lot thus making it a great option for generational living. An electricity pole is provided by Southern California Edison adjacent to the property! With so many available uses such as an equestrian ranch, filming, boutique tiny homes, luxury homes, ATV course, glamping, farm, storage or an artist retreat the possibilities are endless. All uses to be verified with the County of San Bernardino. Subject: Farris Ranch Directions > > > Directions: > > Heading west on the 138 from the Cajon junction make a left on Mantova Dr about a mile up. You’ll see a semi narrow driveway and a single family house enter the driveway and stay to the right and follow the Farris ranch road signs. Go past any sign that says private property and look for the light pole in the photo attached and use the aerial attachment map. > > Thanks! >