Historical Desert Land
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15300 E Avenue L, Lancaster, CA 93535
Land with frontage on E Avenue L near Club Ed movie set and nearby hiking areas.
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Days on Market242
Property Features for 15300 E Avenue L
General Information
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Active
Property subtype
Lots/Land
Listing Agency:
Castlestone Properties, Inc.
(818) 993-0099
Listed By:
Mark Mestepey · License #01991537
(818) 624-0099
Source:
Exitrealty
Added: Feb 19
Changed: Sep 13
Last Checked: Sep 15 at 4:48AM
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This offering is a 2.5-acre desert land parcel with frontage on E Avenue L, situated just off paved 150th St E. The property sits near the Club Ed movie set area and is described as positioned just behind the movie set with views of the buttes used as a backdrop for filming scenes.
The location supports outdoor use, with Sandy Dunes hiking trails noted behind the buttes, offering territorial views. The parcel is also adjacent to the Antelope Valley Indian State Park. In addition, the property is described as close to paved streets and near Lake LA, which features stores and restaurants.
The current listing highlights flexibility for a range of uses, including building a custom home, installing a mobile home, or establishing a small farm. It also suggests possibilities such as a campground, art exhibit, hiking launch point, or use for movie filming, aligned with the area’s historical and outdoor character. Buyers and operators can evaluate the parcel’s layout and surroundings for a concept that fits a desert setting near established outdoor recreation and the Club Ed experience.
The location supports outdoor use, with Sandy Dunes hiking trails noted behind the buttes, offering territorial views. The parcel is also adjacent to the Antelope Valley Indian State Park. In addition, the property is described as close to paved streets and near Lake LA, which features stores and restaurants.
The current listing highlights flexibility for a range of uses, including building a custom home, installing a mobile home, or establishing a small farm. It also suggests possibilities such as a campground, art exhibit, hiking launch point, or use for movie filming, aligned with the area’s historical and outdoor character. Buyers and operators can evaluate the parcel’s layout and surroundings for a concept that fits a desert setting near established outdoor recreation and the Club Ed experience.
Key Highlights
- 2.5‑acre land parcel with frontage on E Avenue L, just off paved 150th St E.
- Located within a short walk of the “Club Ed” movie set.
- Adjacent to protected land at Antelope Valley Indian State Park.
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Demographics for 93535, CA
82,149
Population
23,917
Households
3.4
Avg Household Size
31
Median Age
14%
College-Educated
78%
High-School Grad
239.0 sq mi
ZIP Area
344
Density / Sq Mi
$65,989
Median Household Income
$41,834
Median Earnings
$1,650
Median Rent
$336,200
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of property is this?
Recreation land - Land with frontage on E Avenue L near Club Ed movie set and nearby hiking areas.
Where is this recreation land located?
The property is located at 15300 E Avenue L Lancaster, CA.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 2.5‑acre land parcel with frontage on E Avenue L, just off paved 150th St E.; Located within a short walk of the “Club Ed” movie set.; Adjacent to protected land at Antelope Valley Indian State Park.
