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79.65 Acres | Mitigation Land CALABASAS RD 101 Calabasas Country Club AGOURA RD L O S T H I L L S R D C O R N E L L R D SITE MULHOLLAND HWY ON RD NY A LAS VIRGENES RD ES C K TO S OFFERING MEMORANDUM David McSwain, CA DRE #01741387 79.65 Acres | Mitigation Land THE HOFFMAN COMPANY The City of Calabasas, Los Angeles County, CA Southern California Office offman H 18881 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 150, Company Irvine, CA 92612 T 949.553.2020 | F 949.553.8449 years leading the land CA DRE #01473762 brokerage industry Disclaimer: The information contained herein is provided from sources deemed reliable. The Hoffman Company 3 www.hoffmanland.com 5 CALIFORNIA + NEVADA does not guarantee the accuracy of any of the information herein. All information should be independently verified. N TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Property Overview 3 2 Aerials & Maps 5 PROPERTY OVERVIEW 1 Site Detail Summary Assessor’s Parcel Numbers This 79.65 acres in the city of Calabasas has true value as mitigation land. Unlike most miti- 4455-014-005 & 4455-027-001 gation land that has no value of any kind, this Calabasas acreage is located within the Santa Monica Mountain National Recreation Area. This area, managed by the National Park Service, Size is comprised of thousands and thousands of acres of existing conservation land, open space 79.65 acres land and parks. Multiple conservancies in addition to The State and Federal park systems own land in the Santa Monica Mountain National Recreation Area and there is a continuing effort to Broker Contact have any undeveloped land within its boundaries set aside and preserved. This 79.65 acres is David McSwain designated by the National Park Service as “Other land within the authorized park boundary”. T 949.705.0918 [email protected] Santa Monica Mountain National Recreation Area (SMMNRA) CA DRE #01741387 The entire area of 154,095 acres is the largest urban national park in the US. The total area is made up of multiple individual parks and open space preserves. Although overall adminis- THE HOFFMAN COMPANY tration of the SMMNRA is by the National Park system, ownership of the land itself is divided Southern California Office among the National Park Service, the California State Park System, local agency parks and uni- 18881 Von Karman Ave., Suite 150, Irvine, CA 92612 versity study reserves. T 949.553.2020 • F 949.553.8449 CA Corporate DRE Lic #01473762 Efforts to preserve the area began in the early 1900’s with some of the parks within the current www.hoffmanland.com boundary of SMMRNA established in the 30’s and 40s. The park area overall boasts of having one of the highest densities of archeological resources of any mountain range in the world. Location The site is located East of Las Virgenes Rd. and north of Stokes Canyon Rd. at the end of County Ridge Rd. in the city of Calabasas, CA Surrounding Area Within the immediate area there exists 25–30 privately owned ranch style homes on large lots. Other surrounding properties are all vacant land. The Visitor Center for the SMMNRA is located just 1.5 miles from the site at Las Virgenes Rd and Mulholland Hwy. Municipality City of Calabasas The Hoffman 79.65 Acres | Calabasas 3 Company PROPERTY OVERVIEW 1 Offering Guidelines Seller Oakville Stokes Canyon LTD Price $995,000 Deposit 5% of purchase price. Deposit to be non-refundable after Due Diligence Terms Cash at close of Escrow Due Diligence Period 30 days from execution of Purchase & Sale Agreement Close of Escrow 15 days from end of Due Diligence Broker David McSwain, CA DRE #01741387 The Hoffman 79.65 Acres | Calabasas 4 Company AERIALS & MAPS 2 Close Up Aerial LAS VIRGENES RD D R E G ID R TY N U O C D R N S CANYO OKE ST The Hoffman 79.65 Acres | Calabasas 5 Company AERIALS & MAPS 2 Santa Monica Mountains National Park Map Gold en NORTHRIDGE State F re M e y way a d o CAMARILLO a o Ventura Freeway o CHEESEBORO/ w R r e p SEPULVEDA SUN a To Ventura and PALO COMADO e r r boat access to Channel k VALLEY F CANYONS 101 Islands National Park o 35mi 56km E J O V A C O N R L L E Y g o 5 e a LA i d S S A N F E R N A N D O V A L L E Y D 23 V n I yn R L G n Simi Peak NA E I FL a CH AT C N P S H E CANOGA THOUSAND OAKS A E E S L O S O PARK E C l d K B Civic Center Drive A a n O a N C n C R McCloud Avenue VENTURA COUNTY o R O Y 170 o O n ad O M e LOS ANGELES COUNTY jo N 27 National Park Service Ro A a NEWBURY d C D Headquarters A Las Posas Road e PARK O v W N i H Y r i e ll c s O D res ive t r C D t 405 d d OXNARD d l N r a A a a h a Borc k o o N e R Road R d Y oa ynn R L TARZANA B O l PLAIN n v N y T d o Lewis Road o d h y n o Satwiwa Native n i u n e e sa a VAN NUYS H R n C BURBANK American Indian W d o l O l Culture Center a o y NATIONAL RECREATION AREA k r w Road s e e W st P ero T o d o tr Via Bo o n BOUNDARY u p WOODLAND o Goleta le i va L a d rd M Free n w WESTLAKE d a LO CANYON HILLS 101 Ventura y g V N ADE R u en R C G G l tur a a Hueneme Road d h VILLAGE o d o B v AGOURA ou l v l y ll ev l a o l B n tura a a ENCINO rd d 134 en r V w n d a d B e e a w HI k d b re o Dri RANCHO DD tla n HILLS F R ve E s a N N e e a a s s a W o a V t A s O SIERRA VISTA/ L K e a d e Wood Wood Road LE R lab Lake C Y Y h a e C MARVIN BRAUDE Encino r s SATWIWA d a C N 23 e Sherwood 101 n SHERMAN a MULHOLLAND R A Reservoir C d o y N Ag Roa o C a P oura R GATEWAY otrero CALABASAS OAKS n O R n oa WILACRE d y Y Gate PARK C o s N o e M n PARK r u COLDWATER A Lake Ladyface l n B h n o Fryman e O A C e l l v Mountain l R CANYON Eleanor T l g a (gate v 101 R d Road l d I r n E se e Mu F U i d L c L lh r t PARK D N N R L closed t ion a o e oad V o O n R l a d F an o A ve Gate u la e O Y K h ) nd i s v O a B cle r w N l e O d D A s A a B l C a r r i C rive y C D 1 W L v Sandstone nd D A e a ll N O SAN VICENTE o n Peak l lh o D Las Virgenes Y PARAMOUNT d u y ri MOUNTAIN M ve O E N n R N Reservoir RANCH PARK a T O y T C C M o a M e State Park Santa Monica a 27 n Y p i B n E CIRCLE X k Troutdale Calabasas R l FRYMAN A a y N e a w C O l Western U k District n o Road r v CANYON B t Peak Stone n Mountains h r Y RANCH g S n S s Eagle e S VENTURA CO Town T a D D e a I U Headquarters r r g C Canyon l RUNYON B i a F l y LAUREL e c Springs L Laguna Peak A G kb i W Visitor Center C L I a SITE n o L n r H k e T RED ROCK L O C A Reservoir CANYON J B LOS ANGELES CO o G CANYON PARK a (U.S. Navy) A a I y L N V B L CANYON l Y n FRANKLIN PARK Mu e n l E lh Y A LL Little Sycamore y v o TOPANGA n A POINT MUGU il a PETER Malibu d l PARK O o T V ra l ROCKY N CANYON William O. Douglas T C Canyon Road a e Stu n O n G n o n Century Lake N b Fuller Avenue Back STRAUSS Lake O R P B d t STATE PARK OAKS o o r Outdoor Classroom A A C d lhollan a T e RANCH Mu d N u A VALLE H TOPANGA l t Mugu ANO Y B G e Sunset Boulevard R i a Mugu ER gh U KING GILLETTE A N v S T R a Peak R w w in o ay d STATE PARK Y ar a T RANCH r d E d Lagoon h MALIBU O d l t S B o o N C COLD B e SPRINGS STUNT RANCH C E a v ific V nt Trippet Ranch WEST c i r e Pa ew CREEK C ada Rd c P r acifi yon Castro MALIBU CREEK Trail k c C n Road PRESERVE ne A l o a y ast N TAPIA PARK o b HOLLYWOOD C b N Road Peak H k o D O Y ig l STATE PARK c n d a a O r h Y R in B e w c CASTRO N N a DEER n T POINT MUGU k ARROYO E y A CREST E e CREEK C SEQUIT S M e d a BEL AIR THORNHILL r B T ackb d 27 E Getty CANYON E one Saddle Peak R C T d r ker ra S BROOME R ec Sch T i le S a r D o l C Museum O d o R n P A i e a Roa l 23 e e P A l d T BEACH A a e o y T S r k N a M I e o R A N u R li L D L h T A U SANTA MONICA Sc o p s w O Lechusa C d a A a C a Q H a d a d C Sycamore H A o BEVERLY C Road n A Y n E I T MOUNTAIN VISITOR R Y e A S P S e S N iu g s N Cove u L m N F u a CENTER alib a Y HILLS B CHARMLEE M E E S BRENTWOOD O S d O ZUMA/TRANCAS K C C Rambla L L O C Z C a a a o L N T n Y WILDERNESS Z n a d r r a n a D b A a L r Pacifico t e a U T a n C r a O n s BASS ROCK CANYONS i l 1 I S r d N g e PARK r l e A o M y i R LEO F a L T D l o v v d o Y k l R Y e C N l R D I e o u i A o a C Tuna n o CARRILLO TEMESCAL e a B O C u A C r Y r d t o E a h n g e n e e m a a B l STATE R N O GATEWAY s y s y o k C n o l n E o e v u o N u C c PARK A y R n d PARK S S CORRAL e n a o C N F M n n R D n R CANYON O r o Y y o o y R e n o WILL ROGERS N a O a n o L e R o n d d o COUNTY LINE BEACH a D a w y o N STATE HISTORIC PARK C s d R I a n Getty En SOLSTICE a cinal D L a o d i y o LOS ANGELES a C Temescal O CANYON Villa n SEQUIT POINT C Adamson House d e Canyon u A ay s ib hw l Coa ig Road N a Pacific st H NICHOLAS C Y A O M MALIBU COUNTY BEACH N N Malibu Pier EL PESCADOR Y 1 LAS TUNAS PACIFIC PALISADES PARK 10 EL MATADOR O TOPANGA N Moni TEMESCAL ca STATE BEACH e F r BEACH BEACH nta reeway STATE BEACH iv LAS FLORES Sa r D Malibu Lagoon CANYON PARK D l l BEACH DAN MALIBU a Highway t s WILL ROGERS s LA PIEDRA oa BLOCKER BLUFFS 10 n C BEACH o STATE BEACH h c BEACH MALIBU LAGOON 1 c B Pacifi CULVER ZUMA BEACH s STATE BEACH u B CITY COUNTY PARK Rainsford SANTA MONICA BEACH SANTA MONICA Place S A N T A PACIFIC OCEAN M O N I C A PALISADES PARK B AY Santa Monica Pier 1 POINT DUME 405 STATE RESERVE POINT DUME Li (WESTWARD BEACH) nc ol n North B o u le v a VENICE r d Parking Primary road Mulholland Scenic Trail Santa Monica National Park Preserves and Other land within Contact the National Park Corridor (paved) Mountains National Service land private recreation the authorized park Service for information about Campground Recreation Area sites boundary public lands added to the 0 1 Kilometer 4 authorized boundary National Recreation Area since this map was printed.
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