21641 Shaw
California City, CA, 93505
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$265,000
MLS: CV26104577
Beds
3
Baths
2
Sq Ft
1,486
Lot
0.23 ac
Year Built
1990
MLS #
CV26104577
Days on Market
0
Listed
May 13, 2026
Description
Spacious home with great potential and solid bones! This property is currently habitable and offers an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to add their own updates and improvements over time. Features include a functional layout, generously sized living areas, ample cabinet/storage space, and a large kitchen with plenty of countertop area. The home does need cosmetic repairs and updating, making it ideal for investors, flippers, or owner-occupants looking for sweat equity. With some TLC, this property can truly shine. Conveniently located near local amenities, schools, and major commuter routes. A great value with tons of upside — don’t miss the opportunity to make it your own!
Location
California City, Kern County, CA 93505
Open on Google Maps ↗Listed by: Nelson Alvarado · PAK HOME REALTY
Payment estimate
$2,107
/ month (est.)
Principal, interest, taxes, and insurance + PMI. Down payment: $26,500 · Loan: $238,500
- Principal & Interest
- $1,487
- Property tax (1%)
- $221
- Homeowners insurance
- $300
- Mortgage insurance
- $99
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Today's Rates
As of May 7, 2026
- 30-year fixed
- 6.37%
- 15-year fixed
- 5.72%
Source: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS). Updated weekly.
About the area · Mike Watson
California City, CA in context
California City is the third-largest city in California by land area but one of the smallest by population — which is exactly what makes it interesting. Entry prices are the lowest in the region, land is plentiful and cheap, and many investors buy both finished homes and raw lots here. The Galileo Hill / Central Park area is the most established residential pocket; everything north of there is wide-open desert. If you’re hunting for value or a long-hold land play, this is the AV’s best opportunity zone. If you are evaluating homes in California City, Mike Watson lives and works the California City market every day. He pairs this listing with a free market analysis for your specific street, an honest read on the financing options that fit (FHA, VA, USDA, CalHFA, conventional, and assumable when the loan supports it), and a side-by-side compare against the rest of the active inventory in the area.
Financing Options
FHA Financing — 3.5% Down＋
First-time and repeat buyers can purchase this California City home with as little as 3.5% down using an FHA loan — roughly $9,275 down. FHA loans feature flexible credit guidelines and government-backed rates, making homeownership accessible for buyers who haven't saved a large down payment. Seller concessions up to 6% of the purchase price are also allowed.
USDA Rural Development — 100% Financing＋
ZIP code 93505 qualifies for USDA Rural Development financing — 100% financing with no down payment for income-eligible buyers. USDA loans offer below-market interest rates and reduced mortgage insurance premiums, making this one of the most affordable paths to homeownership in California City. Check your household income eligibility at eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov.
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