Housing Near Lancaster Geared to Plane Owners
Rosamond Skypark, a new 60-home fly-in community where the property owners own the airport, has opened just north of Lancaster.
Home prices range from $176,000 to $285,000, plus a monthly property owners fee of $45. Each home has its own hangar.
Lots vary from half an acre to one acre. Each has access to taxiways connecting to the 3,600-foot runway. The three- and four-bedroom, two-bath homes vary from 1,400 to 2,400 square feet in size.
The residential community has more than 45 acres of common area, including the runway, taxiways, landscaped park area and open spaces.
The Rosamond airport was established shortly after World War II by pioneer woman aviator Florence (Pancho) Barnes, and later became a site for gliders and sailplanes. Flying-time from Los Angeles is about 20 minutes.
Rosamond Skypark is a joint venture of BVS Development Inc. and Woodland American Homes Inc. The sales office is on Rosamond Boulevard just west of California 14 and is open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and weekends.
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