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Big Bear Lake, California
Are you looking for a mountain home with a level entry and a garage leading into the kitchen? look no more. This gem has 2,968 "gross" living area that includes the finished basement and the garage, of which in CA, is not taxable living space. The tax assessor living space is 1,744 Sq. Ft. This home features up to 5 bedrooms optional but two of the rooms were converted into one large living room downstairs. This is a tri level home. Enjoy a huge large deck for backyard entertaining. Central Heating, tons of inside storage rooms. Built in 1989. 9,770 lot size with frontage of 82 x 125 per tax assessor rolls. A newly installed 50 year composition roof. The exterior walls have brand new recently installed cement siding, called James Hardie Primed H210 straight fiber cement Sierra 8 panel siding and facia boards This house has an abundance of natural sunlight. This bright and cheerful mountain home has many fruit trees in the backyard that are giving fruit every year.
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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.