72 Hacienda Rd Newberry Springs, CA 92365
This exceptional 250-acre commercial property in Newberry Springs, CA, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located directly on Interstate I-15, this mixed-use land boasts abundant water rights (455 acre-feet for the lake and 483 acre-feet for the remaining acreage). Built in 1998, the existing $4-5 million infrastructure is in good condition and readily restorable. Detailed engineering drawings are available. The property is zoned HC (Highway Commercial), allowing for diverse commercial development. County-approved General Plan Amendments and five-phase development plans are in place, encompassing a lake resort, RV park, restored water park, public services (including water/sewer treatment, fire protection, library, museum, and amphitheater), and a commercial/retail area with hotel, restaurants, gas station, and food court. A Caltrans-approved highway interchange provides direct access, and construction is underway concurrently with a new solar power station, creating further development potential. The property includes a planned truck stop and 120 acres designated for future use. Situated near Fort Irwin Military Base, Saddleback Community Church, Barstow, and pistachio farms, this property offers unparalleled potential for various commercial ventures, including tactical training bases, freight hubs, expanded RV parks, indoor/outdoor agriculture (ideal soil for Zone 9a crops), and large-scale solar farms with battery backup. The asking price is $11,000,000.
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