Outer Hwy 18 N

Outer Highway 18 North is a land parcel in the City of Apple Valley that consists of 46,174 square feet (1.06 acres) of vacant land. As a land parcel in Apple Valley’s Village Specific Plan, its zoning is SP – District 1 of the Village Specific Plan that permits residential uses, commercial and retail uses, recreational uses, services, and public and semi-public uses. In terms of residential uses, the zoning code permits the development of up to twenty (20) dwelling units per acre. Located close to Walgreens and Rite Aid at the intersection of U.S. Highway 18 and Navajo Road in the City of Apple Valley, the designated zone allows the development of twenty (20) townhomes. Bounded by U.S. Highway 18, the property is located in the heart of Downtown Apple Valley and in the district that is envisioned as the primary commercial and entertainment hub.
Available to serve the site, utilities include water on the alleyway, electricity and gas at the back of the lot, and sewage on the other side of Walgreens.
Strategically situated approximately 10 miles from the subject property, the future Victor Valley station of the thrilling Brightline West High-Speed Rail offers convenient connectivity from Southern California to Las Vegas. The Victor Valley Station will be located on a 300-acre property southeast of the Dale Evans Parkway and I-15 interchange in Apple Valley. The station may serve as the future hub for connecting to the High Desert Corridor and California High-Speed Rail systems.