0 Calle de Cuerno, Unincorporated, CA 92590

Property Description

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and discover the natural beauty of this stunning 11.13-acre parcel of land in unincorporated Riverside County, just minutes away from the vibrant city of Temecula. Perched on a picturesque hillside, this property offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and is the perfect place to build your dream home or start your own agricultural operation. With nearly 2,000 mature Meyer lemon trees already in place, you can enjoy fresh, homegrown produce all year round while taking in the panoramic views from your own private oasis. The property is fully enclosed with a durable vinyl fence and features all the modern amenities you need for comfortable living, including water, electricity, and phone connections. As an added bonus, a precise grading plan and onsite wastewater treatment system report have already been prepared for a proposed single-family residence. With its Residential Agricultural zoning, this property offers a unique opportunity for both agricultural use and development (see supplements for details). Don't miss out on the chance to own this one-of-a-kind property with unbeatable views. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and experience the beauty of Riverside County for yourself! The County Zoning does allow for certain non-residential uses. Most non-residential uses are subject to discretionary approval from the County of Riverside per Section 6.50 of the County of Riverside Land Use Planning and Zoning Regulations (see attached supplemental document). Senate Bill 9 (The California HOME Act) allows for all residential properties to be subdivided into two lots by right and allows for the construction of at least two units on each lot. The County of Riverside does not have a State-approved Housing Element. Therefore, pursuant to the Housing Accountability Act, this parcel is likely eligible for a "builder's remedy" development opportunity. Buyer to verify with the County of Riverside whether this site is eligible for the "builder's remedy."