21-Acre Mountain Retreat with Studio, Barn, Orchard & Pond Welcome to your private slice of paradise in Springville. This breathtaking 21-acre parcel offers a rare blend of rustic charm, modern convenience, and endless possibilities—all set against the backdrop of Moses Mountain and Balch Park. Studio Apartment: 2 story cozy and efficient layout with full bath and kitchenette, Wood stove for warmth and ambiance, Propane water heater installed, Reliable cell reception, Sweeping views that will leave you speechless Two-Story Barn: Nearly move-in ready with ample space, Upstairs storage or potential bunk room for guests, Wood stove, electrical, and sliding windows. Perfect for a workshop, guest quarters, or creative studio. Orchard & Outdoor Features: Mature fruit trees ready to supply your seasonal bounty, large pond ideal for fishing, catching bullfrogs, or relaxing by the water, Expansive land suitable for livestock, recreation, or building your dream home Location & Views: Panoramic valley views in front, Towering Moses Mountain and Balch Park behind. Peaceful, private, and perfect for a quiet getaway or full-time living. Whether you're seeking a serene escape, a homesteading opportunity, or a canvas for your dream estate, this property delivers. Come walk the land, breathe the mountain air, and see what makes this place truly special.
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$236Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Toni Van Gaasbeek•DRE #02225328• Sousa Realty
Bought with Bertie Sousa•DRE #02007853• Sousa Realty
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Last updated by owner on Sep 16, 2025.
A-1
Agricultural Zone
The purpose of this zone is to insure that areas zoned A-1 develop in a manner consistent with the General Plan and the public health, safety and general welfare, and to prevent the introduction of incompatible commercial, manufacturing, subdivision, and other urban uses into predominantly agricultural areas of the County. A limitation on minimum parcel size of 5 acres is included in order to preserve agricultural lands in increments large enough to support commercial agriculture and to discourage the generation of urban land uses in predominantly agricultural areas. The purpose of the zone is also to prepare for eventual adjustments in zoning based on precise planning and development proposals for such areas