15011 Oak Creek Rd, El Cajon, CA 92021

Here's your dream home! Blossom Valley 1-story home on 2 ACs w/granite & stainless kitchen, lrg rooms, 3-car garage. Spacious kitchen/family rm has 2 convection ovens, cherry cabinets, a large granite island & a pellet stove framed by an alcove. 20' ceiling in liv rm. Sold "as-is." Liberal A70 zoning for horses and stables + caretaker home ok. Also on the lot is a personal property 1BR/1BA mobilehome. Buyer to have inspections, verify condition and satisfy self as to all data re the property. See Supp.

This is your chance to have a showcase home on top of a hill with a view for miles. The architecture of the home is very attractive and it fits in well in Blossom Valley. Extra large living room has stately high windows on either side of the fireplace and soaring 20' ceiling. The master bedroom is quite large and has a luxurious master bath with both a tub and shower. Blossom Valley Elementary School is about half a mile away, and pre-teens would attend the beautiful Los Coches Creek Middle School, which is approximately a mile and a half away on Dunbar Lane. Check with County re turning the mobilehome into an ADU (Additional Dwelling Unit) which can be done at a low cost for the next few years with the County waiving permit fees! The mobilehome would need a permanent foundation under it in order to be declared an improvement on real property. Some foundations can be installed for less than $5,000. If you prefer building a stick-built ADU instead, that is also possible, in which case the mobilehome would most likely need to be sold at a low price and removed. Consult a mobile home contractor or a permit professional. The County of San Diego Planning & Development has a hand-out on ADU's and is looking favorably at permitting an additional dwelling unit up to 50% the size of the main home on properties zoned as single family dwellings. Beginning in March 2019 the permit fees for this type of building project are waived. The manufactured home was built in 2002 and has a small fenced yard. It is currently vacant. Seller has more than a dozen parking spaces near the main home which come in handy if having a party or get-together. There are no HOA fees of any kind, and irrigation of the landscape is kept to a minimum by the types of trees and succulents which are planted. A small dark green water storage tank sits just south of the main house near the propane gas tank and is filled with water from Padre Dam. This water is reserved for the sprinklers in the ceiling of the large home in case of a wildfire coming close to the property. There is about 2/3 of an acre which would be ideal for 2 or 3 horses and a small horse barn at the southern end of the property near Towne Lane. Property is mostly fenced with chain link but could use a few more feet and some gates if larger animals are anticipated. Buyer should also verify with County Environmental Health that drilling a well is allowed as long as all setbacks are observed. Don't miss seeing this stunning home.