About this home

We found 3 Cons,6 Pros. Rank: price - $474.5K(57th), sqft - 400(14th), beds - undefined(14th), baths - 1(43th).

77.06 total acres - AND AN ADJACENT 1.13 ACRES also for sale separately for only $9500. Having more than one parcel is optimal for lot-line adjustments or reconfigurations to increase overall future value, or for selling reworked portions separately. This property is off-grid but has a well and was homesteaded in 1939; FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT signed the grant deed! A small, modest cabin on site appears to predate the San Diego permit process, which began in 1950. The home is not currently habitable or bank-lendable as a residence, but it's the start of something! For a hunting cabin or glamping, it's just right! The Chihuahua Creek runs through the length of the property (a tributary to the Temecula Creek and Santa Margarita River system), and the acreage is replete with massive oak groves, sycamore, cottonwood, and willow. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, quail, bobcat, and more. Public domain lands border acreage to the south and west. The land is terraced, with a rough driveway that winds up to the upper elevations, where you can see out over the oak forest and out to Oak Grove and Palomar toward Temecula. Enhancing access to the upper portions opens you up for livestock grazing, as you would be right against public domain lands. This land is your land! Come and get it!