Newly Designed Contemporary Modern Masterpiece (completed 03/2025). The original structure was an authentic 1958 Midcentury Modern home that was rebuilt and redesigned from ground up and a guest house added for additional living space or as a home studio/office. Rural location bordering hundreds of acres of wilderness to the west for seclusion and privacy, in additional to panoramic sunset views of the Sand to Snow National Monument, with its unique buttes – rare flat-topped mountains of preserved wilderness for hiking and enjoyment. This exquisite reimagined masterpiece is finished with Canadian Cedar siding and black slate exterior for an organic feel that ties into the surrounding wilderness. Over 1,600 square feet of spacious living in the main house and an additional 486 square foot detached studio space. ALL systems are new, including electrical, plumbing and even an oversized concrete septic tank to accommodate future buildings, such as approved plans for an 1,857 square foot workshop and a 660 square foot freestanding garage (plans included with purchase), perfect to create an ever-expanding rural compound. In addition, wiring and water has been connected for a hot tub on the back porch and a future swimming pool in fully-fenced backyard. Interior details include large corner windows and 16’ sliding door in the living room facing the wilderness to the west, and German engineered hardwood flooring throughout. 10’ ceilings and even a custom recessed projection screen. The kitchen features butcher block counters, Bosch appliances and a large awning window that opens to the rear patio, allowing for food and beverages to be passed outside. A formal dining room is included near the center of the house. There’s also a snug room, designed to be a cozy private flex room. A vestibule leads to the primary bedroom featuring a sliding glass door to a private patio with sunrise views, and a spacious primary bathroom with a double-vanity and a double-tiled walk-in shower. The guest bedroom includes a private en suite bath with skylight to allow natural light. Exterior features include a cedar propane ready grill/counter kitchen, located near the awning window from kitchen to combine indoor/outdoor dining. After dinner, gather around the fire pit with surround seating. A short distance to Pioneertown for entertainment, Yucca Valley for shopping and close to Burnes Canyon Road to enter the wilderness to drive the back route to Big Bear Lake.

Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.