About Burns Way
Nearly 100 Acres in Sand Canyon Five 20-Acre Parcels with Big Potential
A rare opportunity to create a private mountain retreat, cabin community, glamping destination, or other unique use **subject to Kern County zoning, permitting, and all applicable requirements.**
Three parcels feature flatter terrain with potential building areas, while two rise to elevated ridgelines with panoramic mountain views. Seasonal streams, natural springs, juniper trees, and varied terrain add to the property's character and appeal. Four parcels converge at a quiet cul-de-sac off Burns Road, with additional frontage along Tranquility and Leather Streets. **APNs: 224-540-01, 224-540-02, 224-540-03, 224-540-07, 224-540-08** (includes 11753 Burns Way). AT&T phone lines and nearby power poles are in the area, with potential for buyers to explore alternative or off-grid options.
The property also features a historic dirt airstrip. Located near the federally protected Tomo-Kono Caves and an area rich in Native American cultural history, the land offers a unique sense of place. Despite its private setting, the property is approximately 5 miles from Hwy 58 via paved Sand Canyon Road and just minutes from Tehachapi's shops, restaurants, and services. Conveniently positioned within reach of Mojave, Edwards Air Force Base, Bakersfield, and Los Angeles. Beyond a cabin or glamping concept, the acreage may offer possibilities for an equestrian ranch, animal rescue or sanctuary, solar project, off-grid retreat, bed & breakfast, retreat center, private compound, or event venue.
**Five parcels. Nearly 100 acres. Mountain views. Privacy. Natural features. Room to create.**
