Land plot$695,000
Big Bear Lake

152 homes and apartments for sale in Big Bear Lake, United States.
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24 properties shown
Land plot$695,000
Big Bear Lake

$599,900
Big Bear Lake

$539,000
Big Bear Lake

$1,899,000
Big Bear Lake
Apartment$470,000
Big Bear Lake

$274,900
Big Bear Lake

$1,299,000
Big Bear Lake

$1,199,900
Big Bear Lake

$599,000
Big Bear Lake

$1,079,000
Big Bear Lake

$793,000
Big Bear Lake

$391,000
Big Bear Lake

$299,000
Big Bear Lake

$389,000
Big Bear Lake

$459,000
Big Bear Lake
Apartment$449,900
Big Bear Lake

$699,999
Big Bear Lake

$474,999
Big Bear Lake

$1,439,999
Big Bear Lake

$598,500
Big Bear Lake

$1,100,000
Big Bear Lake

$639,900
Big Bear Lake

$1,439,000
Big Bear Lake

$614,900
Big Bear Lake
Buyer's guide: Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake is a mountain resort in the San Bernardino Mountains, around two hours from Los Angeles, with ski slopes in winter and the lake in summer. Of the 152 listings, the median asking price is €556,454, and nearly all are detached houses and cabins.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, converted to euros.
| Measure | Big Bear Lake |
|---|---|
| Listings | 152 |
| Median asking price | €556,454 |
| p25 to p75 | €423,520 to €768,729 |
| Median price per m² | €4,265 |
| Median size | 138 m² |
Houses account for 140 listings, apartments 10 and land 2. Three-bedroom homes lead (63), followed by two-bedroom (42), four-bedroom (25), five or more (14) and one-bedroom (8). Condos are scarce, so most buyers are looking at a cabin on its own lot.
The price range from €423,520 to €768,729 across the middle half reflects location: lakefront and ski-adjacent cabins sit at the top, while smaller homes further from the village and slopes are cheaper.
The two ski areas draw crowds from Southern California on winter weekends, and summers bring boating, hiking and mountain biking. Many homes are second homes, often let to visitors. Rules on short-term rentals in the city are strict and change, so confirm permit availability before assuming income.
Mountain risks are real: snow loading, steep driveways, road closures, wildfire and insurance availability. Roads climb steeply from the valley, and tyre chains may be required in winter.
Californian law allows foreign buyers. Property tax is around 1% of price. Inspect cabins carefully, since unpermitted additions, septic systems and propane heating are common. Foreign-national financing normally needs a large deposit. FIRPTA withholding applies to later sales by non-US owners.
See the US financing guide, the consultation page and the United States overview.
Big Bear City is directly adjacent, and Big Bear is a related listing area. Running Springs and Lake Arrowhead are other mountain resorts, while Yucaipa and Highland lie in the valley below.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Possibly, with a city permit. Rules are strict, so check first.
The median asking price is €556,454.
Roads can close in storms and chains may be required.
Yes, with no residency requirement.