60861 Burnt Valley Rd, Anza, CA 92539

Description

Welcome to your new home in peaceful Burnt Valley! With paved road access and breathtaking mountain and meadow views, this beautifully restored and fully updated property offers the perfect blend of historic charm, modern comfort, and usable acreage.
Originally built in 1935 as a bunkhouse for the California Conservation Corps, this special property has been thoughtfully transformed into a turnkey retreat. The home features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a den/office, service porch/laundry room, and a stunning great room centered around a fabulous stone fireplace. The open-concept kitchen showcases new cabinetry, center island, countertops, and appliances, creating an ideal space for entertaining and everyday living. The den/office opens to the backyard and is conveniently situated between the second bedroom and guest bathroom, which features an impressive walk-in shower with dual shower heads. The primary suite offers private access to the covered patio step through the custom dutch door and enjoy morning coffee on the porch. The adjoining main bath room includes a vintage clawfoot soaking tub.
A new roof was installed in 2023, a new furnace in February 2024 and new alder exterior doors were installed in 2025. Both the front and main suite bedroom doors are dutch style doors.
The detached garage ample space for hobbies, storage, or workshop use. The back yard is fenced with a pergola for entertaining or relaxing under the stars.
Situated on 20.54 partially fenced acres with mature trees and spectacular panoramic views, the property offers endless possibilities for horses, orchards, vineyards, recreational use, or even a future second home. The elevated meadow behind the house provides an especially stunning vantage point to take in the surrounding beauty. Wild flowers, and native vegetation are abundant. Conveniently located with quick access to Hwy 371 and scenic SR-74, this one-of-a-kind property combines privacy, history, and modern upgrades in an unforgettable setting. Steeped in history, this property was once3 the 1932 Civilian Conservation Core Anza Base Camp. See attached Historical background in supplements for more.