Envision possessing 35.61 acres of pristine forest land in the Lake Arrowhead region of Blue Jay. This property boasts a significant historical background, having once served as the retreat and conference center for the Pacific Electric Company, and later as the Pine View Lodge Resort, a favored destination from 1942 to 1973, which hosted the Lake Arrowhead Music Festival. Although the resort's buildings and 40 cabins have been removed, remnants of their foundations still stand as a reminder of its storied past. With 10 ACs running along CA-189 frontage consisting of fairly level topography and close access to all major utilities, this portion of the property has the highest and best use for development. The land features a diverse array of native trees across approximately 25 acres, including Canyon Live Oak, Ponderosa Pine, Coulter Pine, and California Black Oak, creating a stunning canopy that soars up to 38 feet high. Additionally, local lore suggests the presence of three natural springs on the property. Zoned RS-14,000, the land sits at an elevation ranging from 5,280 to 5,498 feet with the front area mostly flat and the elevation changes on the interior area. This property presents numerous possibilities for various uses, including a) custom home development (single or multiple units), b) a potential to establish a portion of the property under Reservation Conservation, which may qualify for tax incentives, density off-sets or other positive enhancements that could align with Carbon Credits requirements. Additional Potential Land Use Opportunities: Agricultural, Reso
Envision possessing 35.61 acres of pristine forest land in the Lake Arrowhead region of Blue Jay. This property boasts a significant historical background, having once served as the retreat and conference center for the Pacific Electric Company, and later as the Pine View Lodge Resort, a favored destination from 1942 to 1973, which hosted the Lake Arrowhead Music Festival. Although the resort's buildings and 40 cabins have been removed, remnants of their foundations still stand as a reminder of its storied past. With 10 ACs running along CA-189 frontage consisting of fairly level topography and close access to all major utilities, this portion of the property has the highest and best use for development. The land features a diverse array of native trees across approximately 25 acres, including Canyon Live Oak, Ponderosa Pine, Coulter Pine, and California Black Oak, creating a stunning canopy that soars up to 38 feet high. Additionally, local lore suggests the presence of three natural springs on the property. Zoned RS-14,000, the land sits at an elevation ranging from 5,280 to 5,498 feet with the front area mostly flat and the elevation changes on the interior area. This property presents numerous possibilities for various uses, including a) custom home development (single or multiple units), b) a potential to establish a portion of the property under Reservation Conservation, which may qualify for tax incentives, density off-sets or other positive enhancements that could align with Carbon Credits requirements. Additional Potential Land Use Opportunities: Agricultural, Resource & Open Space uses, Meeting Facility (public or private), Park, Playground, Place of Worship/Other religious uses (e.g., retreat, holistic healing, ministry camp, etc.), Educational center/use (e.g., nature conservancy/preservation training/studies), Residential Development, Dependent Housing, Group Residential, Guest House, Mobile Home Park, Child Care, Licensed Residential Care, Lodging (BnB), Short-term home rentals, Temporary Special Events (Wedding Venue, etc.). This is a unique chance to acquire a blend of history and natural beauty in a highly accessible location.