A hidden backcountry gem like no other, Rancho San Felipe consists of over 1100 acres at the San Felipe Creek headwaters, at the base of Volcan Mountain in Warner Springs, San Diego County. The...
Over 29 acres with frontage on Highway 79 in Sunshine Summit, Warner Springs, this property is 3 APN's, a handsome two-story Spanish style home with vineyard and valley views, tennis courts,...
142+/- acres of scenic, private ranch land tucked away on the Northeastern margin of the incomparable Lake Henshaw Basin. This scenic ranch is located where the Palomar, Volcan and Aguanga Mountain...
Discover Sky Oaks, a meadowland land oasis bursting with natural biodiversity. Own a piece of American history and experience this majestic rustic retreat. Endless development opportunities abound...
Your private paradise in Oceanside awaits for your arrival! Single story home 3 bedroom/ 2 bathroom is nestled in a highly desirable community and rarely available. The great open floor plan with...
Relax and enjoy the 360 degree Panoramic views from this gorgeous 10 acre property, comprised of two separate legal 5 acre parcels. The property is approximately 11 miles west of Warner Springs and...
A ranch and retreat in Chihuahua Valley. House is a single story ranch home of approximately 2800 square feet, with 3 BR's, and 2 BA. Large wood burning insert fireplace for warm winter nights,...
Experience beautiful Warner Springs on this amazing property featuring a wonderful home and nearly 40 acres. Enjoy the serenity of nature and notice the wide variety of abundant wildlife. The high...
Small Cabin with BIG Charm. bedroom, 1 bath w/ custom shower vanity and stacking washer-gas + electric dryer hook-up. Gas wall heater in living room. Metal roof, stucco + wood exterior. Land is...
Located in Stoneridge a 55+ community, this spacious well-kept home offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, open kitchen, cozy family room with an impressive wood burning fireplace. The large living room...
Warner Springs takes its name from Jonathan Warner. Warner immigrated to California in 1831. He received a land grant for the Rancho Agua Caliente in 1844. The ranch became a famous station on the immigrant trail. 
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