28050 Highland WAY Los Gatos, CA 95033

38.29 Acres Lot

Open House

Sat May 23, 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Sun May 24, 2:00pm - 4:00pm

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Key Details

Property Type Vacant Land

Sub Type Other Residential Land

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

MLS Listing ID ML82047507

Lot Size 38.289 Acres

Property Sub-Type Other Residential Land

Property Description

First showing, open house 5/23, 5/24, 2-4 PM. 38 acres of scenic hillside land in the Los Gatos mountains. The property features roughly 1 acre of relatively flat to gently sloped terrain, offering a potential homesite surrounded by privacy, nature, and expansive mountain views and nearby mountain bike trails. (Demo Forest) Santa Cruz County recognizes a grandfathered 418 sq. ft. cabin that previously existed on the property. The prior owner removed the cabin with plans to rebuild leaving only the original foundation in place. This may provide valuable potential for future development opportunities, subject to county requirements and buyer investigation. The property includes a year-round stream that historically supplied water to the cabin, though a water system is not currently connected. A septic system is believed to exist on-site, but its condition and specifications are unknown. Historically, the property operated completely off-grid using a combination of hydro-powered paddle wheel generation, solar power, and generators. None of these systems are currently installed. This is a unique chance to create a private retreat, off-grid getaway. Bring your vision and transform this remarkable property into something truly special. Cash sale only, bank financing not available.

Location

State CA

County Santa Cruz

Zoning SU

Exterior

Fence None

Utilities Available Available - Not On Site

Present Use Recreational,Residential

Building

Lot Description Grade - Hillside

Sewer Existing Septic

Water Stream - Year Round

Others

Tax ID 098-131-10-000

Horse Property Possible

Horse Feature Unimproved

Special Listing Condition Court Confirmation May Be Required

Cory Chen