1795 Kast St, Lake Isabella, CA 93240 - Kern County

A very rare and unique 20-acre parcel close to schools and shopping, yet private and secluded setting with a creek frontage (Erskine Creek). The property is also conveniently located to recreation sites such as boating, fishing, river rafting, hiking, horseback riding, dirt bike riding, skiing, and snowboarding.The parcel has several attractive features that include: fenced perimeter view of mountains, scrub oak, juniper trees, Coulter pines, knob cone pines, manzanita and many other plants andtrees that add to the beauty of the area. Usage of the property includes ranch with livestock, orchard, home office, vacation home etc. Water comes from a drilled well @ 20 to 25 GPM. Electricity is from Southern California Edison with underground conduit to well site and underground conduit to garage/apartment and home. An irrigation system waters approximately 300 pine trees on the 20-acre property. Zone E-20 RS (Estate 20 acre, Residential Suburban Combining).An interesting fact is that gold was discovered in the Lake Isabella Valley during the great California Gold Rush in 1849, as there are about 300 gold mines on B.L.M. land. There are prospectors that still pan for gold today.Building the home and garage/apartment was a pre-fabricated building process called structural insulated panels (SIPs). These are high-performance building panels used in floors, walls, and roofs for residential homes and other types of buildings. Using this type of construction is superior over stick homes because of its high R-value (measurement of the thermal resistance of the material). These panels consist of an insulating polystyrene foam core sandwiched between two structural facings, typical oriented strand board (OSB). The buildings use less energy, reducing carbon dioxide emissions and playing an important role in combating global climate change. Structural panels are one of the most airtight and well-insulated building systems available, making them an inherently green product. An airtight SIP building will use less energy to heat and cool, allowing for better control over indoor environmental conditions, and reduce construction waste.