Nestled among the majestic oaks and pines of Julian's sought-after Harrison Park area, this 2 bed 1 bath mountain retreat offers the perfect blend of privacy, tranquility, and four-season living...
Escape the rush of the city to the charming mountain town of Julian and discover this delightful Alpine-style cabin, affectionately known as the Chapin Chalet. Set on two combined parcels totaling...
This fine 4BR 2BA mini-ranch property has everything you need to start country living! Well water with water tank! Over 1 acre is fully fenced with several fruit trees and a garden area. 2 car...
Nestled on a flat, fully fenced 1-acre lot in peaceful Shelter Valley, this beautifully reimagined home offers the perfect balance of privacy, comfort, and adventure. Don't let the original...
Escape the city and come home to a mountain cabin in Kentwood in the Pines, Julian, CA. Set on approximately a 1/2 acre of wooded land at 4,226 ft elevation, this 400 sq ft vertical log cabin carries...
Private 12.78 acre desert retreat in Mason Valley with direct gate access to thousands of acres of Federal BLM land and bordering Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Properties with direct access to...
This is not a living residence. It is a storage structure. Privacy abounds this 12.78 all usable and surveyed acres that are partially fenced and off of County Maintained S2. The property is well...
An affordable entry point into Julian backcountry living — 7273 Hard Scramble Trail is a move-in ready 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home on 1.05 acres in Shelter Valley, just minutes from Julian Main Street...
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Orchards, ranches, shops, and inns comprise the economic base of Julian. This quiet, mountain town belies its origin as the site of California's second gold rush in 1869.
In that year the discovery of gold along a creek near the present town brought miners in abundance. A city of tents and shacks was built, and permanent structures soon followed. At least fifty claims were staked in the hills and valleys near the new town. 
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