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North Edwards is a remote oasis in the Mojave Desert
North Edwards offers a remote Mojave Desert landscape with spacious lots. Adorned by Spanish Revival architecture, this community is convenient to employment centers, such as the U.S. Borax mines and Edwards Air Force Base. Although its atmosphere revolves around establishments like the Sunshine Market, one of the only convenience stores for miles. As real estate in the Antelope Valley expands, North Edwards is a vast Western oasis for quiet living outside the surrounding metros. "There is affordable housing, and there are places to work and make a nice living," says Joy Colovin, an area local and Realtor at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices. "Those who like the rural life will like North Edwards. People come here for peace, serenity and wide-open spaces."
Spanish Revivals on eclectic half-acre lots
North Edwards is in the deep desert, surrounded by flat open space and shrubs as far as the eye can see. Stucco houses are on sandy half-acre lots, sometimes with planted grass, bushes and young trees. This area primarily features single-level Spanish Revival and ranch-style homes built around the 1960s. Housing prices range from $100,000 to $500,000. Manufactured homes are also available, going for $50,000 to $300,000. Prices in North Edwards are significantly lower than in most regions of California. "It's a more affordable area because it is so remote, and people can live on several acres."North Edwards has a CAP Index Crime Score of 2 out of 10, compared to the national average of 4. This part of the valley can also experience extreme heat waves during the summer.
Most of the homes in North Edwards sit alongside paved streets.
North Edwards has a few Spanish Revival style homes.
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Stepping inside the Sunshine Market and dining in California City
The Sunshine Market is a community staple in North Edwards, with convenience store products and some grocery items. Residents can reach California City for more grocery options, including a Dollar General Market about 15 miles north near various dining options. The West Best Pizza Company serves wings, pizza and beer in a sports bar with vintage decor. Gloria’s Mexican Restaurant is a decorative cantina serving margaritas and burritos. “North Edwards is not far from California City, which is the closest place to find things people might need,” Colovin says. “It doesn’t have a lot of big shopping, but they have some restaurants and a Starbucks.”
North Edwards friends run into each other at the Sunshine Market.
A group of North Edwards friends meet to have lunch at the nearby Gloria's Mexican Restaurant.
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Recreation and canyon parks within 30 miles of North Edwards
The local green space is North Edwards Park, which has a playground and picnic areas. In Edwards, about 12 miles south, the Muroc Lake Golf Course provides a popular par-72 course with well-maintained fairways available to the military base. Central Park in California City features a lake with walking paths, tennis courts and a public pool. Several off-roading tracks have side-by-side capability within 30 minutes of North Edwards. Red Rock Canyon State Park is about 30 miles north, with a scenic driving route and hiking trails through diverse rock formations.
Central Park is the perfect place for an afternoon hike.
A few Joshua trees thrive at Red Rock Canyon near China Lake Acres.
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Benefits of schools in Muroc Joint Unified School District
West Boron Elementary School earns a C grade from Niche and provides before and after-school care. The summer explorers program begins in June and has a month-long agenda of activities. Boron Junior/Senior High School receives a C-plus and has dual enrollment opportunities, plus career-oriented classes in construction tech and welding.
A bright yellow sign outside Boron High School greets parents and students.
West Boron School provides a great education for local students.
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Moderate drive to Lancaster, LA and Bakersfield
Kern Transit provides public transit on Route 240, with stops at the North Edwards Shopping Center on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. State Route 58 is the primary thoroughfare through North Edwards. Lancaster is a city in the Antelope Valley, about 50 miles south. Los Angeles is approximately 115 miles south, and Bakersfield is around 90 miles west. The Meadows Field Airport in Bakersfield offers domestic passenger flights.
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