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Big Bear Lake, California
1950s style vibe in this well maintained mountain home with original character, updated comforts, and a true horse setup. Step inside this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home and you'll feel it immediately--the quiet, lived-in warmth of coming home. The kitchen still has its original Wedgewood stove, custom pine cabinets with glass doors and knobs, and classic Formica counters. Updates include a newer roof, newer carpet, laminate flooring, and custom work in the bathrooms. A roughly 400 sq ft mudroom with a barn-style sliding door and French doors opens to the rear yard, making it easy to move between house, garden, and animals. Out back you'll find flowers, shrubs, and green apple trees, plus raised deck for grilling or just sitting and talking. This is a horse property with unusual privacy ands pace. Ride straight from the driveway into the surrounding forest with immediate trail access. The property is fully fenced and includes a large round pen in front with a tack shed, a tool shed, and a waterfall at the front. In back is a 700 sq ft barn with two stalls, plus an open-air barn with windows,tie-ups, and saddling space. The sloped rear of the lot adds two more corrals. A rare mix of 1950scharm, practical updates, and ready-to-use horse facilities.
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Based on the household income you entered, you fall under the USDA Rural Housing Loan cap. This is a government-backed program that allows zero down payment on eligible mountain properties — lower mortgage insurance than FHA and more flexible credit than conventional.
It’s not widely advertised, but most homes in our mountain communities qualify.