141 Barton Flts, Angelus Oaks, CA 92305

This cabin is on U.S. Forest Service land and as such cannot be financed, cannot be used as a primary residence, and essentially cannot be changed materially on the exterior without US Forest Service approval. Call listing agent, who is a cabin owner himself, for full details. Out of the way of civilization is this 2 bedroom mountain getaway cabin on a small gurgling creek. Not many neighbors. Quiet, Peaceful, very calm and serene. A short walk away lies Jenks lake, stocked with rainbow trout every other week for 6 months of the year. Hundreds of miles of hiking trails criss cross the San Gorgonio Wilderness area with biking trails that are some of the best in Southern California. 28 scenic miles away is Big Bear Lake with fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, all sorts of restaurants, shopping, a theatre! All of this in your own mountain cabin. Enter the living room with the cozy fireplace, open the shutters to let in the warm sunny day, on into the kitchen with an old wood burning cook stove (but modern refrigerator). The bathroom is on the main floor and features a step in shower room and separate "thrown" room. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms with a sleeping area in between. The septic tank was new in 2008, the cabin is all electric, the front deck needs some work. Out back off the kitchen is Barton Flats Creek East, THE main draw to this wonderful cabin in the forest. You will spend countless hours on the creek wondering how you were so lucky to find such a nirvana!

Tucked away in the Barton Flats Tract of cabins on Forest Service land sits this gorgeous little approx. 907 sq. ft. cabin with a little creek flowing by out back! You enter the cabin into the living room centered by the river rock fireplace. The kitchen features an old fashioned wood burning cook stove and a little breakfast bar that looks out into the forest beyond. The bathroom is very unusual but very serviceable with a shower, a separate potty room and a roomy vanity dressing area. Up stairs is surprising! There are 3 separate sleeping areas for 6 people and it is quite attractive and efficient. The cabin features many windows that are behind protective wood shutters but when opened the cabin is flooded with light and the forest is in full view in all directions. This is a delightful cabin with electric provided by SCE and an on site water tank. The septic system is new and the cabin overall is in good shape considering being built in 1930.