Wonderful retreat style home situated on 2.36 acres in the scenic hills of Jamul, this exceptional horse property at 13658 Sage Mountain Lane offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and modern...
A Rare Multi-Generational Opportunity on 2 Private Acres! Discover the flexibility, privacy, and space to bring generations together in this ranch-style 4-bedroom, 2-bath single-story residence set...
Brand-new 2026 construction in town - single story, four bedrooms, and a usable 0.6 acre. No stairs, no HOA, nothing left to fix. Inside, 2,455 square feet opens up: an island kitchen with induction...
4 ACRES. TWO LIVING SPACES. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES. This Jamul property is for the buyer who wants more than just a home—they want room to create something of their own. Set on approximately 4 acres...
Escape to a private Spanish-style retreat where sweeping mountain and valley views, expansive outdoor living, and over 2.5 acres of usable space create a truly one-of-a-kind Jamul experience. Perched...
Enjoy private, peaceful living in this beautifully maintained single-level home featuring stunning views of the surrounding hills, nearby Steele Canyon Golf Course, and even distant ocean views....
An opportunity to acquire 3.11 acre horse property with 2 units, under $1m!! This terrific view property offers a 3Bedroom, 3 bath home with a living room, formal dining room and a LARGE Family room...
Located only minutes from Rancho San Diego, discover the magic of North Jamul living in this charming move-in ready home, set on just under one acre of easy-to-maintain, fully fenced land. A...
Welcome to Jamul, San Diego's best kept secret as the best of both worlds where rural tranquility and city accessibility meet! A well kept 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,972 sqft manufactured home on a...
Trust Sale – Cash Only. This property is a complete renovation project and is being sold as-is. Due to its current condition, cash offers only will be considered. The home features brick exterior...
Jamul is an Indian word translated as the place where antelope go to drink water. Early 19th century maps of presidia districts in San Diego list Jamul. This community once contained rancheria and sheep ranches. It was the site of territorial battles. 
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