Soledad Canyon Commerce Site

Potential Uses

• LCM1* in Acton is essentially a light commercial/light industrial zone appropriate for the following uses. Neither Broker or Seller guarantees the below uses will be permitted by the City or County, Buyer must do their own due diligence and confirm their use.
• Auto-related commercial uses. Example, truck/trailer rental.
• Agricultural commercial uses (feed stores, equipment sales, etc.)
• Light fabrication, assembly, or manufacturing from pre-made components.
• Wholesale distribution or storage.
• Retail shops, restaurants, offices, personal services.

Utilities

• Power to the property via Southern California Edison (SCE).
• Water to the property via Acton Water District or LA County Water District.
• Gas via SoCalGas (Southern California Gas Company) is in the street (Soledad Canyon Road). The adjacent property at 2451 Soledad Canyon Road, which is Gemstone Mobile Park, has natural gas.

Billboard Revenue

• There is a billboard on the site producing $3,500 per year income.
• Lamar Advertising Company is the Tenant. Their lease expires March 15, 2027.
• Lamar has First Right of Refusal language in their lease.

Tenant

• Please do not disturb the existing Tenant.
• Tenant is month to month. Seller will deliver property vacant upon close of escrow.

• Strategically positioned just minutes from the 14 Freeway, this property offers seamless connectivity to the greater Los Angeles basin — keeping your operation accessible to customers, vendors, and workforce without sacrificing the space and value the Antelope Valley delivers.
• The property is situated on Soledad Canyon Road, a main thoroughfare that connects Acton to nearby cities such as Santa Clarita and Palmdale.
• Acton is surrounded by the Angeles National Forest, offering outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking, biking, and horseback riding.
• The area has a small-town feel with local businesses, restaurants, and community events, making it a tight-knit and charming community.
• Acton is within commuting distance to major employment centers in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley, providing a balance of rural living and urban accessibility.