Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Carol serves
Phelan
Phelan stretches across the high desert floor of San Bernardino County, where the open landscape meets the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. This unincorporated community maintains a distinctly rural character, with properties ranging from smaller residential lots to multi-acre parcels that offer space and privacy hard to find closer to urban centers. The desert environment shapes daily life here—big skies, wide-open views, and a quieter pace that feels removed from the crowding of the Inland Empire below.
Piñon Hills
Piñon Hills stretches across the high desert of San Bernardino County, perched at elevation along the northern slope of the San Gabriel Mountains. The landscape is defined by wide-open skies, sweeping desert vistas, and stands of piñon and juniper that give the area its name. Homes here sit on larger lots, offering space and privacy that appeal to those seeking room to breathe—whether for horses, workshops, or simply distance from neighbors.
Oak Hills
Oak Hills occupies a high-desert setting in San Bernardino County, where wide-open skies and mountain views define the landscape. This unincorporated community offers a quieter, more spacious alternative to denser Southern California cities, with larger lots and a mix of single-family homes ranging from modest ranches to custom builds on hillside parcels.
Adelanto
Adelanto sits in the high desert of Southern California's Victor Valley, where wide-open landscapes and clear skies define the character of daily life. The city offers a mix of single-family homes on generous lots, from older ranch-style properties to newer stucco builds, with the kind of space and affordability that draws residents looking beyond the crowded corridors of the coast and Inland Empire.
Hesperia
Hesperia spreads across the southern edge of the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, where high desert terrain meets clear skies and mountain views. This inland city offers a mix of single-family homes on generous lots, newer subdivisions with contemporary floor plans, and ranch-style properties that reflect the area's desert setting. Wide streets and open spaces define much of the landscape, with neighborhoods varying from established communities to developing areas still taking shape.
Victorville
Victorville spreads across the high desert of Southern California, where the Mojave meets the foothills of the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains. The city occupies a strategic position along historic Route 66 and Interstate 15, connecting the Inland Empire to Las Vegas and beyond. Housing here reflects the desert landscape—ranch-style homes, mid-century properties, and newer subdivisions built around wide streets and desert-adapted yards.
Apple Valley
Apple Valley stretches across the high desert floor of the Victor Valley in San Bernardino County, where the wide-open Mojave landscape meets suburban living. The town sits at around 3,000 feet in elevation, with the San Bernardino Mountains visible to the southwest and desert expanse rolling outward in every direction. Housing here ranges from single-story ranch homes on spacious lots to newer subdivisions and manufactured home communities, reflecting decades of growth shaped by the desert's generous acreage.
Wrightwood
Wrightwood sits high in the San Gabriel Mountains of Southern California, a mountain community where pine-covered slopes and crisp alpine air set the tone for daily life. Homes here range from cozy cabins tucked among the trees to contemporary mountain retreats, reflecting the area's evolution from summer getaway to year-round residence for many who call it home.