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MLS #: 2010124 | $77,900 | Middle Ridge - Idyllwild, CA 92549
0.46 Acres
Beautiful uphill lot with incredible mountain views. Quiet area. Lots of wildlife! Gentle slope, easily buildable, with nice area for home . Perc test done 6 years ago when sellers purchase the lo...
MLS #: 2010262 | $127,900 | Golden Rod - Idyllwild, CA 92549
1.30 Acres
Underground utilities enhance this extra large wooded lot ! 1.3 acres. Includes water meter and a VIEW of Marion Mountain. A nice feeling of privacy here. Easy access and had a previous perc test f...
MLS #: 2010295 | $525,000 | 55035 John Muir - Idyllwild, CA 92549
3 Beds | 1 Baths | 1,062 Sq. Ft. | 0.14 Acres | Yr. Built: 1946
OPEN HOUSE THIS SATURDAY, Aug 26, FROM 12-4 PM, also next weekend SAT, SUN AND MON, Sept 2,3,4, 11-4 PM, A charming shingled home in a very desirable location in Fern Valley. Nice ne...
About Idyllwild
If you drive about two hours east from Los Angeles, or two hours north-east from San Diego, or one hour up the mountains from Palm Springs, you'll find the small town of Idyllwild- still one of Southern California's best kept secrets. Nestled in the majestic San Jacinto Mountains, Idyllwild has long been a haven for hikers, rock climbers, artists, musicians, bird-watchers, mountain bikers, novelists, and just about anybody who loves the tranquility, peace, and inspiration that nature provides. With an elevation of 5,300 feet, Idyllwild experiences all four seasons: the colors of the fall, the snowy wonderland of winter, the lush blooms of spring, and the Southern Californian warmth of summer. Although the 3,800 locals call it home, Idyllwild has been Southern California's "mountain getaway" for millions of nature-lovers since the early 1900s, when it began as a logging town.