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...
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,...
Nestled in Warner Springs, this retreat sprawls across 40 acres of farm and ranch with a stunning 3500 sq foot hewn cut luxury log cabin-home which was formerly owned by the legendary MLB Roger Craig...
Hawk Watch Winery ~ A rare opportunity to own an established Southern California boutique vineyard and winery with an owners main residence on 9.77+/- acres in North San Diego County. Situated in a...
*Price Improvement*Welcome to your own private oasis in this quiet and peaceful neighborhood in Warner Springs. This large home sits on almost 2 useable acres of land and features 2 large master...
Discover this spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home nestled in the serene community of Warner Springs. With 1,710 square feet of living space on a generous .69-acre lot, this property offers ample room...
Very fresh and situated just right toward the top of a gently sloping 2.63 acres in the heart of Warner Springs' wine country, Sunshine Summit, Holcomb Village. Fantastic open layout, light and...
Custom built 1977 home has 2 bedrooms w/bathroom suites on 2.6 acres located in Warner Springs - Sunshine Summit/ Holcome Village. Living room/great room has views of Palomar Mnt. to the west. Master...
Slightly post-midcentury and all the way charming, with warm wood floors and 1960s vintage details throughout, this well-kept beauty offers the best of backcountry living without the burden a more...
Off-grid and AWESOME!!! With this offering, you will be set up for total success. These are two legal parcels; one is 21.07 acres, and the other is 23.71, for a total of 44.78 acres. The property is...
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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