21425 Sawpit Canyon Road, Cedarpines Park, CA 92322
Single-family home
Sold March 2023
Listing Agent: Candice Burroughs (DRE #01315961) · Listing Office: Berkshire Hathaway Home Services · Contact: 949-499-5900 · Bought with: Michelle Edmunds · Home Connections Real Estate · MLS #OC22012932 · Source: CRMLS
About this single-family home
Located on over 1 acre of gorgeous tree studded mountain side, 5,000 feet above sea level. This unique 2800 sf custom main house with separate guest quarters offers 60-mile views from the San Bernardino Valley, Riverside, to the Cleveland National Forest in Orange County only a short drive from the I-215 and I-210 freeways. In 1992, master builder John Bueler constructed the house for the scion of Suverkrup Lumber Company and his artist wife, who carved many doors, and beams for his legendary mansions. Sheathed in clear cedar siding, the 3/B or 2B plus office, 2-bath structure has an iconic turret, sparkling views, soaring ceilings, and a large basement with bonus storage. The turret affords spectacular views and opens to the dining room/kitchen, as well as to the 2nd floor main bedroom with connecting bath and oversized walk-in closet with more storage. Central vac is accessible on all 3 levels and the open floor plan is surrounded by a wood deck for outdoor dining or bird watching. Since 2012, the property has included a separate street-level 2-car garage with a downstairs workshop/studio, ¾ bath, and locking party deck. Upstairs over the garage is a large unfinished bonus room plus additional attic storage. The unique property is like none other, the owner finds it hard to give up this magical place after 30+ years in a heavenly natural setting, with daily wildlife sightings and clean mountain air. Don't miss the chance to own a home in the quite and tranquility of nature. Property is value range marketing and is ready to be your your primary home or to take advantage of income opportunities. New septic tank.
Listing description from the March 2023 sale, as reported to CRMLS.
Sale history