Tucked along a quiet paved stretch of E. End Drive in Frazier Park, this charming mountain home sits on a rare combination of four contiguous lots totaling over 15,000 square feet—offering space, sunlight, and room to breathe in every direction. A covered front porch welcomes you in, the kind of place where mornings begin with coffee and fresh mountain air while looking out across the surrounding hills. Inside, the home offers a comfortable and functional layout with two well-sized bedrooms, one bathroom, and a cozy living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace—perfect for cool mountain evenings. Vinyl flooring in the living area adds a clean, updated touch, and the roof was recently replaced, giving added peace of mind. The property itself is where this home really shines. With multiple adjoining parcels, the land is mostly flat and usable—rare for the mountain. The driveway easily accommodates 4–6 vehicles, with additional access to the rear of the property for RV, boat, or extra parking. Mature trees provide shade and character throughout the yard. Recent improvements include front gate repairs, extensive tree maintenance around the home, crawlspace leak repairs in the bathroom, a new roof on the storage shed, electrical improvements to the detached sheds, and installation of a small air-conditioning unit. And one detail locals will immediately appreciate: E. End Drive is paved and county-maintained, a valuable advantage in an area where many nearby streets remain dirt roads. Whether you're looking for a weekend mountain getaway, a first home, or a property with extra land and flexibility, this Frazier Park retreat offers space, simplicity, and the quiet pace of mountain living.

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