This property is located North-East of Mojave this land lies along 58 Hwy near North Edwards, south of Aerial Acres in Kern County. A really growing community. Enjoy the Wonderful 4 Seasons Weather, all in the growth in The Heart of This City! Just across State Route 14, north of State Hwy 58 Barstow-Bakersfield and 395 Fwy. Aerial Acres is a fly-in unincorporated community in Kern County, California. It is located 5.5 miles east-southeast of Castle Butte, at an elevation of 2428 feet.
On the western edge of the Mojave Desert and the eastern foothills of the Tehachapi Mountains, Mojave is uniquely located at the cross-roads of two major highways and is central to many aviation, historical, and natural treasures and activities.
Our list below samples just a few of the unique opportunities available to those who visit Mojave.
Soledad Mountain Mining District – Southwest of Mojave on Silver Queen Road off Highway 14. Gold and silver mining location since the 1890's. Plans are underway to revive the historic Golden Queen Mine. The mining ghost towns of Garlock, Ransburg, and Johannesburg in the Rand Mining District. Take Highway 14; 25 miles north to the intersection of the Red Rock-Ransburg Road to visit historic mining communities of Ransburg and Johannesburg.
This property is conveniently located; convenience stores and Department Stores are situated within an 8 to 30-minute drive from this property. Stater Bros Market, Costco, Trader Joe´s, Family Dollar, 7-Eleven, Sam´s Club, Walmart, Target, Macy´s, Home Depot, Lowe´s, TJ Maxx, Etc.
California Airport and Mojave Air Space Port just minutes away. California State College and Cerro Oso Community College.
An if you like to play golf, there is a Tierra del Sol Golf Club only a few minutes away from this property.
Famous Tehachapi Loop railroad site – west of Tehachapi, visible from Freeway 58 near Broome Road interchange, and on Tehachapi-Woodford Road. Historic railroad loop designed by William Hood in 1876 to help the Southern Pacific Railroad gain the summit of Tehachapi Pass. Perhaps the most famous railroad engineering site in the United States.
For over 30 years, the mountains and foothills surrounding Mojave are home to wind farms generating electricity for Southern California.
Known as the Tehachapi-Mojave Wind Resource Area, the area is considered one of the premier places in the nation for wind power and plays an important part in enabling the state to attain its renewable energy goals.