
$674,900
Big Bear

73 homes and apartments for sale in Big Bear, United States.
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24 properties shown

$674,900
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$479,000
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$285,000
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$625,000
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$569,900
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Apartment$575,000
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$499,999
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$699,000
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$550,000
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$710,000
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$459,000
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$525,000
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$449,900
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$3,750,000
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$990,000
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$1,125,000
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House$519,999
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$325,000
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$675,000
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Apartment$690,000
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$549,000
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$874,900
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$950,000
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Buyer's guide: Big Bear
For buyers who want Big Bear real estate, our 73 current listings are 68 houses, 4 apartments and one lot, priced at a median of €491,686. Big Bear is a mountain lake resort in the San Bernardino Mountains, roughly two hours from Los Angeles.
Asking prices are converted to euro from US dollar listings; they are from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Big Bear |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €491,686 |
| Range of the middle 50% | €437,154 to €670,481 |
| Median per m² | €3,871 |
| Median home size | 136 m² |
| Listings | 73 |
With 68 houses, the market is about detached cabins and chalet-style homes. Three-bedroom homes are the most common (34), then two-bed (20), four-bed (8), five-plus (8) and one-bed (3). The narrow band between €437,154 and €670,481 shows a fairly standard mountain price point; lake-view and ski-lift locations sit above that. Browse other US houses and land for comparison.
Big Bear has skiing and snowboarding in winter, boating and hiking in summer, and a village centre with restaurants. It draws weekend owners from Southern California, and many homes work as rentals. Short-term rental permits and local rules vary between Big Bear Lake and unincorporated Big Bear City, so verify the rental status of any home before counting on income. Also check snow-load roofing, road access in winter and wildfire insurance availability, since mountain communities in California face rising premiums.
The US has no general ban on foreign buyers. Expect an escrow and title insurance process, a larger deposit for a foreign-national mortgage (lenders often ask for around 30 to 40% down; verify), and property tax of roughly 1% of purchase price plus local charges in California (approx.). When you sell, FIRPTA withholding of 15% applies to non-resident sellers, reduced for qualifying residence sales. See our US buying guide and financing page, and try the mortgage calculator.
Big Bear Lake and Big Bear City are the main lakeside communities. Running Springs and Lake Arrowhead sit along the mountain road to the west, and Yucaipa and Highland are valley towns below. Compare them via the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
About two hours by road in normal traffic, which is why it is a popular weekend base.
Yes, there is no general restriction, although mortgages for non-residents need larger down payments.
Some are, but short-term rental rules differ by jurisdiction, so check before buying.
The median is 136 m², most often a three-bedroom house.