55778 Sunnyslope, Landers, CA 92285

Description

MOTIVATED SELLER! Opportunity knocks with this charming furnished studio property offering unbeatable value as the lowest-priced home of its kind currently on the market. Whether you’re searching for a vacation getaway, a primary residence, or a smart investment opportunity, this versatile property checks all the boxes. Situated on 5 usable acres, this property offers endless possibilities, including potential RV parking, room to expand, or the opportunity to split the acreage and sell a portion separately. There may also be potential to build an additional home for added value or future income opportunities, making this an exceptional investment with long-term upside. Within the past 3 years, the property has seen numerous updates, including a newer roof, updated kitchen and bathroom, new flooring, fresh interior and exterior paint, and a new septic tank, giving the home a clean, modern feel while adding long-term value and peace of mind. Perfect for short-term or long-term rental potential, the furnished studio features a functional layout, low-maintenance living, and move-in-ready convenience. The expansive desert setting and dark night skies make this property perfect for star gazing, relaxation, and enjoying the peaceful beauty of the surrounding landscape. Ideal for first-time buyers, investors, or anyone looking for an affordable entry into the market. Located in a true hidden gem of a desert town near Joshua Tree — but without the heavy saturation and crowds — this area continues to gain attention for its unique charm, peaceful atmosphere, and growing appeal. The town has even been featured and recognized on the History Channel’s “Ancient Aliens” for its historic landmark, The Integratron, located just minutes from the property and known worldwide for its fascinating history and sound bath experiences. Don’t miss your chance to own an affordable property with income potential, land value, and multiple future development possibilities.

Features

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• 5 Acres
• 1 Story