100 STW & AVE E8 Lancaster, CA 93536

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2.5 acres at 100th St W & Ave E-8 in Antelope Acres — flat terrain with wide-open desert views and beautiful sunsets. Surrounded by rural ranch properties and solar developments, with convenient access to Hwy 138. Zoned LCA11*, offering flexible uses for agriculture, custom build, or long-term hold in a growing area.

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Easy Dirt Road Access

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Zoning & Location

In Los Angeles County, the zoning code “LCA11” refers to the Light Agriculture Zone with a one-acre minimum lot size. This zoning designation is intended to provide areas for limited agricultural uses, single-family residences, and compatible rural activities.Key characteristics of the LCA11 Zone:Primary Uses:Single-family residential development.Limited agricultural activities such as small-scale farming, horticulture, orchards, nurseries, aviaries, and apiaries.Certain accessory uses (e.g., barns, stables, storage structures) may also be permitted.Lot Size:Minimum required lot area is 1 acre for all permitted uses.Lot Width:Each lot must have a minimum average width of 150 feet.Purpose:The LCA11* zone is designed to maintain a semi-rural environment by integrating single-family living with small-scale agricultural activities, providing opportunities for homesteads, hobby farms, and investment properties.Disclaimer: Buyer and Buyer’s Agent to verify all zoning, permitted uses, and development requirements with Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning. Seller and Broker make no warranties or guarantees.

How to use this information
It is crucial to remember that zoning regulations are complex and subject to change. Always verify the current code directly with the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning or the City of Lancaster Planning Department. If you have a specific property in mind, you should:
Check the specific zoning for your parcel: Ensure your property is, in fact, zoned LCA11*.
Consult with the planning department: Get confirmation on permitted uses, dimensional standards, and any special requirements.
Be aware of other regulations: Your property may also be subject to other ordinances related to environmental protection, specific plans, or hillside management.

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