38948 7 Oaks Road, Angelus Oaks, California 92305

Experience luxury mountain living in this exceptional riverfront retreat—one of Southern California’s rare privately owned riverfront homes.

Completed in 2021, this 2,599 sqft custom home offers the unique combination of modern design, true deeded river frontage, and year-round access—NOT a Forest Service lease.

Inside, enjoy soaring beamed ceilings, an open-concept great room with a designer kitchen, and floor-to-ceiling windows capturing views of the river and forest. Four spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms provide comfort for family and guests, including two main-floor suites with private full baths. The dining area features dramatic wall-length folding doors that fully open to the patio, blending indoor and outdoor living. It’s common to watch deer wander by while you sip coffee or dine overlooking the river, and you can hike, fish, innertube, or occasionally sled right outside your door. You’ll even find a mature apple tree on the property, with neighboring orchards adding to the area’s mountain charm!

Features include a Generac backup generator/central heat and air/high-speed internet/an attached garage/extensive storage/and all appliances including washer and dryer. The property directly adjoins Forest Service land, offering added privacy and access to natural open space. The property sits behind a gated entry shared by only seven homes, providing security and peace of mind.

Highlights:

4 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms | 2,599 sqft of living space

Deeded riverfront land—full ownership with no lease restrictions

Recently built in 2021 with high-end finishes throughout

Generac backup power and modern systems

Year-round live water and direct river access

High-speed internet available for work and streaming

All appliances including washer and dryer included in sale

Adjacent to Forest Service land for privacy and recreation

Ideal for full-time living or a luxury second home

This is a rare opportunity to own a truly unique property in a stunning natural setting—only minutes to Big Bear and under two hours from Los Angeles.