12 Tamarick Road

Craving a tranquil and secluded escape that feels a million miles away from the stresses of everyday life? Standing proudly on over two acres of level ground amidst idyllic landscapes, this 1950s-built Cantil cabin provides a refuge from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Immerse yourself in the quaint character and charm of this 610-sq ft bungalow, offering one bedroom and one bath across its open-concept layout. Past the threshold, enter a welcoming interior clad in vibrant textured walls, stylized ceilings, and bare concrete flooring that imparts an industrial touch. A mesmerizing brick wood-burning fireplace draws you in with its warm glow, keeping you toasty as you snuggle beside it on cooler evenings.Prepare delectable homecooked meals in the full-efficiency kitchen, displaying a complement of appliances, vintage metal cabinetry from Youngstown, and matching white countertops. Start your day with a rejuvenating shower in the imaginatively designed bath highlighted by a bewitching, tribal-inspired mural made by the previous owner, who was an artist. Neatly tucked away, the laundry room ensures convenience while a small workshop area is the ideal spot for your creative endeavors. With large storage cubbies and plenty of shelving, this space lends itself to being a writer's retreat, an off-roader's getaway, or a skier's dream shack.However, the real showpiece lies beyond the walls - captivating you with breathtaking Rancho Seco panoramas that unfold before your eyes, ever-changing with the passage of time and seasons. For those seeking adventure, countless possibilities make themselves known. Just up the road, Jawbone Canyon beckons with some of the best off-road riding experiences, while Red Rock Canyon presents scenic hiking trails a mere six miles away. Lying just a short drive south to Mojave and California City, additional leisure and dining options are easily accessible.