5 Ac Joshua Tree, Johnson Valley, California 92285

5 Acres, (APN: 0454-692-04) GPS: 34.353987, -116.5224181 Power on site and only 4 miles from Hammertown! This exceptional 5-acre parcel in Johnson Valley, CA offers a rare opportunity to own land in one of Southern California’s most sought-after off-road destinations. With electricity already available on the property along the north property line and both the east and west boundaries, you’ll save time and expense when planning your future build. Zoned Homestead Valley/Rural Living (HV/RL) by San Bernardino County, this versatile property allows for a variety of rural residential and incidental agricultural uses. Build your dream home, weekend getaway, or off-road basecamp while enjoying the potential to subdivide into two 2.5-acre parcels (subject to county approval). County regulations also permit one primary residence with accessory dwelling units (ADUs), providing flexibility for guest quarters, multi-generational living, or future rental opportunities. Another major advantage is the property’s development-friendly topography. According to available mapping, the parcel is outside the 100-, 200-, and 500-year floodplains and contains no blue-line washes, making it easier to plan future improvements. Located just 4 miles south of Hammertown, this property is ideally situated for off-road enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Johnson Valley is internationally known as the home of the legendary King of the Hammers, one of the world’s premier off-road racing events that attracts thousands of competitors and spectators every year. Beyond race season, you’ll enjoy year-round access to miles of OHV trails, open desert, camping, hiking, and spectacular desert scenery. Whether you’re looking for a private retreat or a recreational property, Johnson Valley offers an unmatched outdoor lifestyle. This property does not have an assigned street address. The boundary lines shown in maps and photos are approximate and should not be relied upon as exact property lines. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify property boundaries, zoning, permitted uses, utility availability, subdivision potential, and all other information necessary to satisfy their intended use.