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One of a kind artist retreat. This unique home high on a ridge overlooking Pauma Valley a thousand feet below. Panoramic views of Palomar Mountain. The home was commissioned by the artist Ruth Harris in 1970. The original house was 1246 SqFt 2-bedroom 2-bathroom, an additional bedroom and bathroom was added during the period of her ownership. That has become known as “the treehouse”. The main house has heavy beam construction and many thickened walls for old world appearance. There is a separate free-standing shop 15x20. The home needs complete updating but the location and ambiance of the setting makes this a one in a million property.
Listing agent: Rolf Rawson DRE #00920606 Rolf@RawsonTeam.com, Listing office: Rawson & Associates
MLS data updated 11/1/2026, 12:50:20 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: SW22229271
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May 12, 2023
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$675,000Closed sale · May 12, 2023ZIP 92082 · May 2023
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