Built & designed by an award-winning design-build collective, 2340 Inca Trail is a fascinating piece of contemporary architecture. The home showcases the beauty of its surrounding landscape while paying homage to the area's history. It's situated on 5 acres of land with deep historical ties, chief among them being the ruins of an old mine entrance from the California Gold Rush days & private access to the Sand To Snow Monument which contains ancient pictographs by native inhabitants. By taking cues from surrounding homes and embracing the original homestead cabin, Inca Trail's garden rock walls, benches, and pedestal base were made from the site's abundant volcanic lava rock. Through its thoughtful open design, this modern cabin is in peaceful contemplation of the surrounding mountains. It boasts 10' ceilings, 8' solid interior doors, concrete floors, Fisher&Paykel appliances, and custom plaster built-ins with vintage reclaimed wood shelving throughout. The primary suite includes an in-bedroom pedestal tub and both baths feature smooth plaster showers walls and custom vanities. Even with the energy efficient doors and windows and Wi-Fi enabled mini-split units, you'll be spending most of your time in the home's piece de resistance: an open air living/dining area that extends the home's usable footprint by nearly 500 square feet. Relaxing here offers truly jaw-dropping views of the grounds, including a sitting area with a built-in natural stone banquette and a solid wood hot tub with wood burning heater. 2340 Inca Trail is just minutes from La Copine, Giant Rock Meeting Room, Moon Wind Trading Co, Pioneertown, Pappy + Harriets, and the Pipes Canyon Preserve.

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The median age of the population is , while the median age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.