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Some properties you buy with your head. This one you buy with your gut the moment you see that view. Stand on this Fallbrook hilltop and watch mountain ranges stack behind orchard valleys while the sun drops below the ridge in colors you'll stop mid-sentence to look at. The sellers have been chasing these sunsets for decades. You'll understand why the second you arrive. Property has several building pads sites already on the property. Property can be Spit into Estate size Parcels , Water, Electric, Extra Water Meters are available already paid for. See Document Section of Listing. Five fully fenced acres. No HOA. Agricultural zoning. Single-story 3-bedroom, 2-bath double-wide with an enclosed sunroom, new roof installed August 2025, solar panels, solar hot water, and a wood-burning stove for heat. No traditional AC needed — the property is naturally cooled by the ocean breeze. The kind of home that lives bigger than its footprint because the outside is the home. Then there's the land. 124 trees including 44 macadamia, 32 cherimoya, citrus, lemon, grapefruit, kumquat, dragon fruit, passion fruit, apple, olive, pine, lilacs, and bougainvillea. Three engineered buildable pads documented on the parcel map. A 16-foot tall metal workshop, 36x50 feet, with two drive-in doors, perfect for a serious car collection, equipment, or the kind of workspace most people only dream about. Two cargo containers included. Electric entry gate. 360-degree views stretching 100-plus miles in every direction. Sunrise and sunset, both spectacular. Public water and electric already on-site. The parcel map carries a notation worth a conversation: a possible parcel split. Buyers with an eye for land value and long-term flexibility are encouraged to explore options with San Diego County Planning. Buyer to verify all development possibilities with San Diego County PDS. No approvals have been obtained. Ten minutes to downtown Fallbrook. Five minutes to Bonsall shopping, dining, and movies. Twelve minutes to the I-15. Properties like this, five hilltop acres with panoramic views, a working orchard, a massive workshop, no HOA, and a new roof, don't come around at this price point. Call Richard Eisendrath to schedule your private walkthrough before someone else does. Buyer to verify all zoning, permits, land use, and development possibilities with San Diego County Planning and Development Services prior to close.
Listing agent: Richard Eisendrath DRE #00649462 richard@eisendrathteam.com, Listing office: Premiere Real Estate
MLS data updated 10/21/2026, 11:08:38 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: NDP2602898
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$995,000Closed sale · Apr 28, 2026ZIP 92028 · Apr 2026
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