$199,000

Rare opportunity to own 2.52 ACRES in the heart of Pioneertown, just approximately 0.7 miles from world-famous Pappy & Harriet’s and 0.6 miles from the Red Dog Saloon! This oversized parcel offers an incredible combination of location, privacy, native desert beauty, and development potential in one of the High Desert’s most unique communities. One of the biggest advantages of this property is WATER ACCESS. The County has confirmed that water is available in the street and the seller is currently on the priority list for a water meter, potentially providing a significant head start compared to starting the process from scratch. Buyer to independently verify water availability, meter installation requirements, timing, costs, and all other development requirements with the appropriate agencies. At 2.52 acres, this property is approximately double the size of the 1.25-acre parcels commonly found in this immediate area, providing additional privacy and flexibility when designing your desert retreat. Beautiful native Joshua trees are scattered throughout the property but are well spaced, leaving substantial open areas and providing flexibility when considering potential building locations while minimizing disturbance to the natural desert landscape. The location is hard to beat. Downtown Pioneertown has become known for its unique desert homes and short-term rentals due in part to its close proximity to popular dining, music, and entertainment destinations. Based on sales data at the time of listing, improved homes sold in the surrounding area during the previous 365 days had an average sales price of approximately $1,095,333, with the highest sale reaching $1,557,000, demonstrating the area's history of supporting higher-end properties. Whether you're envisioning a private desert getaway, full-time residence, or potential investment property, this oversized parcel provides a rare blank canvas in an exceptional Pioneertown location. Buyer to perform their own due diligence regarding zoning, land use, utilities, short-term rental eligibility, Joshua tree regulations, building requirements, and development potential.