5.07 Acres (APN: 002-450-048) GPS: 33.409711, -115.767466 Niland is a small unincorporated community located in the southeastern part of California, in Imperial County. Discover a unique opportunity in Imperial County with this property, zoned S-1-RE. The S-1 zone celebrates the natural beauty of the region, encompassing deserts, mountains, and waterfront areas, perfect for low-intensity human activities and small-scale recreational ventures. Any new subdivision here ensures all essential infrastructure meets county standards, including water, sewer, and roads. Moreover, the RE zoning overlay opens doors to renewable energy projects within designated areas. These projects, approved through a conditional use permit, harness various technologies such as geothermal, solar, wind, biofuel, and more. With its blend of open space and renewable energy potential, this property offers a gateway to sustainable development and outdoor enjoyment in Imperial County. The area is mostly open desert, overhead power is approx 0.8 mi south. The town has a population of just over 1,000 residents and is situated near the Salton Sea, which is one of the largest inland bodies of water in California. Despite its small size, Niland has a rich history and is home to a number of unique attractions, including the Salvation Mountain, a brightly painted art installation that has become a popular destination for tourists and photographers. The town also hosts the annual Niland Chamber of Commerce Carrot Festival, which celebrates the area's agricultural heritage and features food, music, and other entert
5.07 Acres (APN: 002-450-048) GPS: 33.409711, -115.767466 Niland is a small unincorporated community located in the southeastern part of California, in Imperial County. Discover a unique opportunity in Imperial County with this property, zoned S-1-RE. The S-1 zone celebrates the natural beauty of the region, encompassing deserts, mountains, and waterfront areas, perfect for low-intensity human activities and small-scale recreational ventures. Any new subdivision here ensures all essential infrastructure meets county standards, including water, sewer, and roads. Moreover, the RE zoning overlay opens doors to renewable energy projects within designated areas. These projects, approved through a conditional use permit, harness various technologies such as geothermal, solar, wind, biofuel, and more. With its blend of open space and renewable energy potential, this property offers a gateway to sustainable development and outdoor enjoyment in Imperial County. The area is mostly open desert, overhead power is approx 0.8 mi south. The town has a population of just over 1,000 residents and is situated near the Salton Sea, which is one of the largest inland bodies of water in California. Despite its small size, Niland has a rich history and is home to a number of unique attractions, including the Salvation Mountain, a brightly painted art installation that has become a popular destination for tourists and photographers. The town also hosts the annual Niland Chamber of Commerce Carrot Festival, which celebrates the area's agricultural heritage and features food, music, and other entertainment. Despite its remote location, Niland is a friendly and welcoming community that offers a glimpse into a different side of California. Nearby properties also for sale. This property does not yet have an address. While the boundary lines on the map offer a glimpse, they are only approximate. A Buyer should verify boundaries, zoning and utilities, ensuring every aspect aligns with their vision for the property.