Welcome to a beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offering approximately 1,603 sq. ft. of living space on nearly one full acre in the open, rural setting of Littlerock. Public records reflect a lot of approximately 0.92 acre, providing substantially more outdoor space than a typical tract-home setting. The interior has been extensively refreshed with new interior paint, wood-look vinyl flooring, new carpet, updated lighting, plumbing and hardware fixtures, raised-panel interior doors, recessed lighting and new window blinds. The kitchen and bathrooms feature refinished cabinetry and granite countertops, while the kitchen is further upgraded with a new stainless-steel Whirlpool range and dishwasher, stainless-steel single-basin sink and abundant cabinet and counter space. The spacious bedrooms offer comfortable proportions, and the primary bath includes a large dual-sink vanity. The home also features an attached finished 2-car garage with washer/dryer hookups, metal roll-up garage door and LiftMaster opener. Outside, the property is completely fenced, giving the buyer room for vehicles, recreational equipment, animals, gardening or other outdoor uses, subject to applicable zoning and regulations. Additional improvements include two approximately 20' x 10' wood storage sheds and an approximately 20' x 30' metal carport-style storage structure. Littlerock offers the appeal of a rural Antelope Valley lifestyle with wide-open surroundings and mountain and desert vistas, while remaining within reach of everyday conveniences. Shops, restaurants, gas stations, the post office and Littlerock Library are located along the Pearblossom Hwy corridor. Nearby schools include Antelope Elementary and Littlerock High School, with the area served by Keppel Union School District and Antelope Valley Union High School District. For commuters and travelers, the community is served by State Route 138, with access toward Palmdale, Lancaster and the 14 Freeway, helping connect the property with the broader Antelope Valley and Greater Los Angeles region. The high-desert climate is known for abundant sunshine, warm dry summers, cool winters and relatively low annual rainfall, making outdoor space usable through much of the year. A rare combination of a move-in-ready renovated home, nearly an acre of fenced land, substantial storage and the breathing room of country living—without giving up practical access to schools, shopping and regional transportation.

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