Homes with a View for Sale in 92220, CA

Home with View for sale in 92220, CA:

Discover an exceptional commercial opportunity at 437 W Ramsey Street, Banning, CA 92220 (APN: 540-170-037). This prime 0.3-acre corner parcel sits on one of Banning’s main thoroughfares, offering high visibility and strong traffic exposure. With great potential for commercial development in an established area and immediate access to the I-10 Freeway, this location is ideal for a variety of uses. The seller previously obtained a conditional use permit, providing a head start for buyers looking to explore future development options. A rare chance to secure a strategically located property in a growing corridor, don’t miss it. * * * * No soils reports, surveys, etc. , have bee

Home with View for sale in 92220, CA:

22 acres of land in Banning, CA, zoned Rural Residential (RR), offering a range of uses like single-family homes, community gardens, small daycares, equestrian activities, and agriculture. Additional uses may be possible with a conditional use permit. Buyers should check with the City of Banning for details. Some areas are designated for flood control and water conservation, but there are still great spots for building. Banning offers a small-town feel with scenic mountain views, easy access to I-10, and nearby outdoor recreation. Drive by today and see if this beautiful location is right for you! This property does not have an address assigned "736 Porter St" is for listing purp

Home with View for sale in 92220, CA:

Enjoy spectacular views of both mountain ranges and the serenity of the Banning Bench from this beautiful parcel. This usable lot offers the perfect blend of peace, privacy, and natural beauty, surrounded by custom homes and local wildlife. This sale included the Lot# 531050048 1.29 Acre

Home with View for sale in 92220, CA:

31.39 acres lot in Twin Pines area of the San Jacinto Mountains. Water utility service currently provided by High Valleys Water District. Only concrete slabs and septic tank remain of the structures that were burned down during the Esperanza fire over a decade ago.