Originally, a US Post Office, this prominent 5,600 SF building sits on 3 parcels with a total land area of 27,413 SF with plenty of room for lots of easy access parking. The building was designed, engineered and built for efficiency, low maintenance, and to last. The column-free space features exposed structural beams, and allows for maximum layout flexibility. Of particular value is the new, Town of Yucca Valley, sewer system infrastructure, something unavailable anywhere else in the high desert communities. Located on a corner, street to street, lot, and one block to Pioneertown Rd., makes this one of the best sites within the Joshua Tree Gateway Communities.

Old Town Yucca Valley is emerging as a retail district that embraces the hi-desert vibe, new ideas, creative concepts, good food, innovation, entertainment, and individuality. .Old Town is a hub, and is poised to define a sense of place for Yucca Valley.

Three million visitors to Joshua Tree National Park pass this property each year. The area is currently riding a wave of tourism, and an influx of new residents, many of whom are young, creative types, artists, musicians, singer-songwriters, and makers of all kinds. All seem to share in common a love of the land, and the raw, untamed beauty of the desert landscape. Aside from shifting demographics, there are more than 2,500 Airbnb type vacation rental homes in the area – an attractive alternative to traditional hotels and resorts. Eco-tourism is popular, experiencing nature up close. Autocamp recently received approval to develop a 26 acre Joshua Tree parcel for 50 Airstream trailers. Under Canvas is proposing to develop a 640 acre Yucca Valley site with 125 campsites for “glamping”.

Currently, there are not enough businesses that contribute to a unique high desert experience. this is a real opportunity to capture the market of visitors and residents alike.