FIVE ACRES OF FREEDOM -- YOUR EQUESTRIAN RETREAT WITH AN LA CONNECTIONTrade congestion, crowded neighborhoods and limited space for something increasingly hard to find in Los Angeles County--room to breathe, room for your horses, and room to create the lifestyle you've been dreaming about.Welcome to 1834 E. Carson Mesa Road, a unique five-acre horse property positioned between Acton and Palmdale. Here, you can enjoy the freedom of high-desert living while remaining connected to Los Angeles by road or rail.The custom-built home blends rustic character with contemporary touches, highlighted by a dramatic hand-laid stone chimney, expansive windows and panoramic desert views. French doors open to a spacious concrete patio, creating an inviting setting for morning coffee, weekend gatherings or relaxing beneath spectacular high-desert sunsets and star-filled skies.For the equestrian enthusiast, five acres provide valuable space for horses, riding, turnout and future possibilities, subject to applicable zoning and permits. The property also features a 25' x 40' garage/workshop, offering exceptional space for equipment, vehicles, tack, hobbies and projects. A dedicated RV site with hookups provides convenient accommodations for guests and adds even more flexibility to this versatile property.A private well and septic system add to the property's self-sufficient rural character, while the generous acreage provides the space and privacy that are increasingly difficult to find closer to the LA basin.And then there's the connection to Los Angeles. The Vincent Grade/Acton Metrolink station is approximately 2.3 miles away from this lovely home, offering an alternative to the daily drive with a 1.5 hour train ride to the Downtown Burbank station for as little as $9-$13. The train provides a convenient way to connect with the LA area for those who need to commute into the city, or a way to escape the big city periodically. By car, the 14 Freeway provides access from the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles, with additional routes available through the Angeles National Forest.For the LA County horse owner ready for more land, more privacy and more freedom, this is an opportunity to step outside the congestion without stepping away from the city. Bring your horses, your RV, your workshop projects and your vision--and create your own five-acre retreat.

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