Nice 4bd/2bath house in a quiet neighborhood. Living room and family room, two car garage, washer and dryer, covered backyard patio, cul-de-sac, central A/C and heating, fireplace, stove/oven, refrigerator and dishwasher included. Rental Requirements: Good credit min. 620 and background check with no prior eviction. Minimum gross monthly income of $3500 (3X rent). Minimum one year lease. First, last and security required on or prior to move in date. Tenant pays for all utilities and maintenance of yard. Application must be completed before requesting an appt to view property. 21362 Baldwin Ln, California City, CA 93505 Rent: $1300/month
Eugene | Beverly Hills, CA | Report Abuse

Well I know there's not much point in responding to this because I'm sure you either made a choice to move here or move elsewhere by now. My husband and I moved here in 2014 from San Bernardino and we moved here for one reason, we got an enormous house with lots of land and no neighbors for $64,200. We had never been to California City and we bought our house blindly through a realtor. We still lie in Cal City today and are very happy where we live. All of the houses here are pretty much new construction. Many are being built or just recently built and lots of houses built in the 1990's-2000's. The crime is seriously based on where you live within Cal City. I highly suggest for anyone reading this and wanting to move here, make sure you don't move near any of the Section 8 apartments and check with the police department or locals about the area you're considering. At night time it's very quiet in some areas of Cal City including where I live. The street I live on, my somewhat far away neighbors are all home owners and we don't live next to Section 8 apartments or high crime areas. The best place to live in Cal City are the empty areas where there's not many if any neighbors and yes we have plenty of streets here that have just one house and some none. I live near the high school and have no problems with crime. Overall, I highly recommend Cal City but, if you don't have a car you're going to find things very difficult. We only have one post office, one doctor, one pharmacy, Dollar General, Family Dollar, quite a few restaurants and we're getting a Starbucks in the next few months, as well a full grocery store will be opening here also in the next few months called Tropicana. If you don't have a car and need to go anywhere outside of Cal City you have to board the big blue metro bus that heads out of town. It's run on a schedule of every 1 1/2 hours. I ride the bus twice a month and I really enjoy it, never any problems on there that I've dealt with. Also, we have a company called Dial-A-Ride here and it's a small town bus that takes you anywhere in town you want to go. Fee is $1.75 per adult, per trip and $1 for kids. They have discounted rates also if you're a senior or disabled.
Cal City Jew | California City, CA | Report Abuse

Well I know there's not much point in responding to this because I'm sure you either made a choice to move here or move elsewhere by now. My husband and I moved here in 2014 from San Bernardino and we moved here for one reason, we got an enormous house with lots of land and no neighbors for $64,200. We had never been to California City and we bought our house blindly through a realtor. We still lie in Cal City today and are very happy where we live. All of the houses here are pretty much new construction. Many are being built or just recently built and lots of houses built in the 1990's-2000's. The crime is seriously based on where you live within Cal City. I highly suggest for anyone reading this and wanting to move here, make sure you don't move near any of the Section 8 apartments and check with the police department or locals about the area you're considering. At night time it's very quiet in some areas of Cal City including where I live. The street I live on, my somewhat far away neighbors are all home owners and we don't live next to Section 8 apartments or high crime areas. The best place to live in Cal City are the empty areas where there's not many if any neighbors and yes we have plenty of streets here that have just one house and some none. I live near the high school and have no problems with crime. Overall, I highly recommend Cal City but, if you don't have a car you're going to find things very difficult. We only have one post office, one doctor, one pharmacy, Dollar General, Family Dollar, quite a few restaurants and we're getting a Starbucks in the next few months, as well a full grocery store will be opening here also in the next few months called Tropicana. If you don't have a car and need to go anywhere outside of Cal City you have to board the big blue metro bus that heads out of town. It's run on a schedule of every 1 1/2 hours. I ride the bus twice a month and I really enjoy it, never any problems on there that I've dealt with. Also, we have a company called Dial-A-Ride here and it's a small town bus that takes you anywhere in town you want to go. Fee is $1.75 per adult, per trip and $1 for kids. They have discounted rates also if you're a senior or disabled.
Cal City Jew | California City, CA | Report Abuse