8591 9th Ave in Hesperia is a beautifully maintained 4-bedrooms, 2-bathrooms home offering almost 2,000 square feet of comfortable living space, generously nestled in a 1 ACRE lot. As you walk into the home you'll find a spacious floor plan with plenty of natural light, comfortable living areas, and a functional layout with a living room, family room and an ample kitchen. The front has a circular driveway, lush green grass, rocks cape, beautiful flowering crape myrtles, an entire cross fence for security. The backyard has large areas with pavers and bricks, land is flat and every single square feet of it has been meticulously maintained for full enjoyment, the pool is fenced and there two large patios, one along the back and another large patio along the side of the pool inside the fenced area. This home offer great space for entertainment and more room to store as there are multiple sheds.  Conveniently located near schools, shopping, dining, and commuter routes, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy, space, and accessibility, backyard feels live owning your own private oasis with a sparkling swimming pool, perfect for cooling off on warm High Desert days. The expansive lot provides endless possibilities for RV parking, recreational vehicles, gardening, horses, or even adding an ADU.  Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a pool home with room to grow in one of Hesperia's desirable neighborhoods. Schedule your private tour today. Area highlights are "The Brightline West" project is one of the most significant transportation investments planned for the High Desert in decades, and it has the potential to reshape parts of the local real estate market. Brightline West is a 218-mile, all-electric high-speed rail line connecting Las Vegas with Rancho Cucamonga, with stations in Hesperia and Victor Valley (Apple Valley). The trip from Rancho Cucamonga to Las Vegas is projected to take about 90 minutes from the Victor Valley station to Las Vegas. The Hesperia station will also provide select commuter service for High Desert residents traveling toward Southern California.