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Where Mountain Living Meets Small-Town Charm!
Nestled in the heart of the San Bernardino Mountains, Running Springs offers a serene mountain lifestyle with the convenience of proximity to Southern California’s major cities. Located along the scenic Highway 18, this charming community serves as a gateway to popular destinations like Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake. With its picturesque landscapes, four-season climate, and tight-knit community, Running Springs is an ideal location for those seeking a tranquil retreat or a permanent residence amidst nature.
Residents of Running Springs enjoy a lifestyle that balances relaxation and adventure. The community is known for its friendly neighbors, safe environment, and commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the area. Local schools, parks, and community centers contribute to the town’s family-friendly appeal.
If you’re searching for a dependable Running Springs REALTOR® who understands both the lifestyle and the market, you’re in the right place. I specialize in helping buyers and sellers succeed in San Bernardino mountain communities like this one.
The Running Springs real estate market features a diverse array of properties, from cozy cabins to spacious family homes. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or a full-time residence, there’s something to suit every preference and budget.
Note: These figures are updated weekly to reflect the current listing market conditions.
Yes, many properties in Running Springs are used as vacation rentals. However, short-term rental regulations vary by county and neighborhood, so it’s important to verify local ordinances before renting.
Fall and early winter are often great times to buy, as inventory remains steady and competition may be lower than in peak summer months.
While home prices vary, $400,000 is a good baseline. Be sure to budget for utilities, maintenance, insurance, and possibly snow removal.
Running Springs is about 25–30 minutes from San Bernardino, and roughly 1.5 hours from Los Angeles or Orange County — depending on traffic and road conditions.
Yes, the area falls under San Bernardino County guidelines and local building codes. If you’re in a specific HOA, additional architectural approval may be required.
Most homes are on city water (Running Springs Water District), with electricity from SoCal Edison and gas from SoCal Gas. Internet availability varies by provider and elevation.
You may be eligible for property tax deductions, mortgage interest deductions, and vacation home write-offs. Speak with a tax advisor for details specific to your use case.
Popular activities include hiking, snowboarding at Snow Valley, mountain biking, bird watching, and stargazing. Running Springs is known for year-round outdoor adventure.
Let me be your guide to Mountain Living!
Navigating the real estate market in mountain communities requires specialized knowledge and experience. As a dedicated Running Springs REALTOR®, I’m here to guide you every step of the way — whether you’re buying, selling, or just exploring your options. Contact Destiney Roxburgh to schedule a consultation or to learn more about available properties.
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