1307 Baldwin Lake Rd, Big Bear City, CA 92314

Four bedrooms and four baths unfold across 2,662 sq. ft., anchored by 20-foot ceilings, a floor-to-ceiling native stone hearth with hand-

Across 2,662 square feet, the home unfolds around a great room with 20-foot ceilings, where a floor-to-ceiling native stone hearth and a hand-carved mantle set the architectural tone. The kitchen opens directly to the living space, anchored by a curved bar top built from 273 layers of Maple and Makora wood and custom cabinetry in Italian Mappa, Burl Veneer, and Makora, with Hickory flooring underfoot. A spiral staircase leads to an upper Crow's Nest loft, while the four bedrooms and four bathrooms are distributed across the main house, a converted garage theater room with added sleeping space, and a detached structure holding the fourth bedroom and bath above its own living area — giving the layout an unusually layered, custom-built character throughout.

Set on over an acre above Baldwin Lake, with unobstructed views of the ski slopes and valley beyond.

Set on more than 40,000 square feet in Baldwin Lake, the property looks out over the ski slopes, surrounding valley, and the lake itself, with wooded, mountain terrain framing the lot on all sides. A natural stream runs through the grounds, anchoring the landscape and adding to the sense of seclusion from the road. From the outside, little hints at what the lot holds — this is a setting built for privacy first.

Life here plays out across 40,000 sq. ft. of hardscaped grounds with a private stream, ski-slope and lake views, and room to gather by the wood-burning hearth.

Life here plays out across more than 40,000 square feet of hardscaped grounds, with a private stream running through as a natural centerpiece for gathering outdoors. The wall of windows framing the ski slopes and valley keeps the mountain views part of everyday living, while the detached theater room and Crow's Nest loft offer distinct spaces for entertaining or quiet retreat. It's a setting built for privacy and slower, deliberate living in Baldwin Lake.

Built in 2006 on over an acre, with attached and detached two-car garages plus owned solar, private well, and natural gas—offered at $1,299,000.

Built in 2006 as a personal legacy project by craftsman George Crezee, this home sits on over 40,000 square feet at $1,299,000. Ownership comes with real infrastructure: an owned solar system, a private well, septic, and natural gas — a rarity in Baldwin Lake. Parking and storage are generous too, with an attached two-car garage (partially converted to a theater room) plus a detached two-car garage featuring an epoxy floor and finished space above.