Quail Canyon Rd Unit N/A, El Cajon, CA 92021

Property Description

Quail Canyon Estates – 20 entitled residential lots* on ±253.12 acres in the serene, private community of Blossom Valley. Located on sought-after Quail Canyon Road, where surrounding homes average over $1.5M, the property enjoys scenic valley and mountain views. Lots are arranged in two clusters – Lots 1–10 along Furnace Creek Rd and Lots 11–20 along Quail Canyon Ct / Zuhair Way – with building pads shown on each lot. A large dedicated open-space easement covers most of the site, preserving the valley setting. Zoned RR (Rural Residential), County of San Diego. Asking $300,000 per lot ($23,704/acre). Minutes to Blossom Valley Elementary and Los Coches Creek Middle School, quick access to I-8 and El Cajon shopping and dining, and ±1.7 mi to the 350-acre Lake Jennings recreation area plus local hiking and equestrian trails. *Entitlement status per seller; buyer to validate. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer to verify APNs, acreage and legal descriptions. LOT SCHEDULE (APN / approx. acres, per San Diego County assessor records; lot numbers per seller tract map): Lots 1–10 (Furnace Creek Rd, 61.85 AC): 1) 393-023-01 2.54; 2) 393-023-02 2.02; 3) 393-023-03 2.33; 4) 393-023-04 11.07; 5) 393-023-05 5.71; 6) 393-023-06 4.90; 7) 393-023-07 6.23; 8) 393-023-08 7.37; 9) 393-023-09 8.24; 10) 393-023-10 11.44. Lots 11–20 (Quail Canyon Ct / Zuhair Way, 186.41 AC): 11) 393-024-01 2.22; 12) 393-024-02 2.10; 13) 393-025-01 41.21; 14) 393-025-02 22.40; 15) 393-025-03 21.66; 16) 393-024-04 5.08; 17) 393-024-03 5.96; 18) 393-025-04 18.20; 19) 393-025-05 24.23; 20) 393-025-06 43.35. Parcel records total 248.26 AC; offering marketed at ±253.12 AC. Seller materials list lots 11–20 as 393-024-01 to -10. Parent APN 393-022-15. Buyer to verify. Proposed landscaping / fuel-modification plan and Resource Management Plan (Cummings Environmental, Job No. 1754.21D, Feb. 2023) available: dedicated open-space easements, proposed 20-ft County trail, limited building zone easements, equestrian trail, Furnace Creek roadside treatment, 66 open-space signs and 4 gates proposed. Proposed plans subject to County approval and final engineering.