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56501 Death Valley Road — Baker

Property Description

This Highway 127 Property has 11.70 Acres on Highway 127, with 936 feet of frontage along Highway 127 (AKA: Death Valley Road).It has direct access to I-15 Freeway, it is half a mile away from both North and South traffic. It is located next to the Mad Greek Cafe located at 72112 Baker Blvd, Baker, CA 92309.The Mad Greek is located on the busiest corner of Baker Blvd and Highway 127. The Mad Greek is a famous and long-standing roadside stop known for bringing a 'slice of Greece' to the travelers driving on Interstate 15 between Southern California and Las Vegas and for being featured on the Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.The Highway 127 Property is also 500 feet from the famous Alien Fresh Jerky and close to the World's Tallest Thermometer.There are two separate parcels to this property. Parcel One is located on the corner of Highway 127 and Sheridan Ave. It is zoned Highway Commercial. It has 4.10 acres and comes with a $35k Monthly lease, worth over $10.5Million with WattEV charging station company for medium and heavy-duty electric trucks. Its parcel number is 0544-331-28.The second one has 7.51 Acres. It is zoned Highway Commercial and is next to the Mad Greek. Its parcel number is 0544-331-39.Baker is a strategic location as a rest stop for travelers on the main route between Southern California and Las Vegas. Its economy is centered almost entirely on serving the needs of tourists and commuters. According to Caltrans, traffic volume through Baker Boulevard indicated an average Daily Traffic of 5,541 vehicles, with a significant 30% being truck traffic.The economy of Baker is heavily reliant on its role as a service hub for Interstate 15 traffic. Tourism and Travel Services are the primary industries. Baker is often described as an 'oasis' or 'last major stop' before Nevada, and also serves as a gateway to Death Valley National Park and the Mojave National Preserve. New businesses coming to Baker include the UFO Hotel, TA Express Travel Center, Peets Coffee and the above Zero Emissions Truck Charging Station.