1255 waterman canyon

This unique, secluded 2.15-acre hilltop property represents a rare combination of historical significance, natural beauty, and established utility rights in the San Bernardino Mountains • Historic Significance: The property is associated with the Mormon Lumber Road (California Historical Landmark #96), which was constructed in 1852 by Mormon settlers to transport timber from the mountains to build San Bernardino. The road was once known as Mormon Springs Rd and later became part of Waterman Canyon Road. • Property Features: The site offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, city lights, and Catalina Island. • Water Rights: A notable feature of this land is the inclusion of a well, which provides established water rights. • Location: Situated in a secluded area of Crestline, the property is centrally located near key historical landmarks and the scenic Rim of the World Highway (Hwy 18) "All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers should verify details for themselves"