Truly a hidden gem. Spectacular views in every direction from this amazingly beautiful 39 acres. Years ago the owner pointed out an old foundation of an old cabin he believed to belong to the Cleaver family. According to a delightful read, the Cleaver family homesteaded the land in 1891. Clark Cleaver was known as the Apple King of Palomar Mountain. He planted a variety of amazingly delicious apples that won awards at the County Fairs a century ago and still are enjoyed by many. The biggest blackberry patch on Palomar is another treat! Such delicious blackberries!
The beautiful land would also be excellent for horses. Framed with oaks, cedars and firs, the meadows are perfect for livestock. Escape to this private, peaceful, off-mountain view all the way to the islands dotting the Pacific. An 1842 square foot home was built in 1976 and needs a remodel so come make it yours! Well water, power, phone service. Excellent year-round access. Click for MLS info and more photos then lets go tour!
Bonnie Phelps, Realtor
Palomar Mountain News 
nice properties.
By: rayunseitig on June 2, 2017
at 8:55 pm