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Previous Description:
Rare opportunity to own approximately 13.9 net acres comprised of three contiguous parcels in unincorporated Homeland, California. This improved rural property offers expansive panoramic views, including potential views of Diamond Valley Lake from portions of the land, along with privacy and open space. Close to Lake Perris, Diamond Valley Lake, and Lake Skinner. The main parcel features existing utility infrastructure, including electric power, a private water well, and a septic system, all of which previously serviced a residence that has since been removed. The septic system was approved as part of a historical mobile home site plan. Buyer to verify condition, capacity, and requirements for reuse. The property includes five flat, usable pads. One pad was created as part of prior permitted development, with additional pads existing on the property. Buyer to verify permitting status, intended use, and development feasibility for all pads. Zoned R-A-10 (Rural Residential) with no HOA and no Mello-Roos. One parcel is located within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan (WR-MSHCP) area; buyer to verify development requirements, environmental review, zoning, and permitted uses. Property is being sold as vacant land. Prior structure has been removed and county notified. Buyer to verify all information. Owner financing available.
Updated Description:
Rare opportunity to own approximately 13.9 net acres comprised of three contiguous parcels in unincorporated Homeland, California. This improved rural property offers expansive panoramic views, including potential views of Diamond Valley Lake from portions of the land, along with privacy and open space. Close to Lake Perris, Diamond Valley Lake, and Lake Skinner. There is a Natural spring/pond on the property. The main parcel features existing utility infrastructure, including electric power, a private water well, and a septic system, all of which previously serviced a residence that has since been removed. The septic system was approved as part of a historical mobile home site plan. The property includes five flat, usable pads. One pad was created as part of prior permitted development, with additional pads existing on the property. Zoned R-A-10 (Rural Residential) with no HOA and no Mello-Roos. One parcel is located within the Western Riverside County Multi-Species Habitat Conservation Plan (WR-MSHCP) area. Property is being sold as vacant land. The prior structure has been removed, and the county has been notified. Owner financing available. All information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers are advised to conduct their own independent investigations and due diligence to satisfy themselves regarding all aspects, features, characteristics, and suitability of the property.
