Welcome to extensive panoramic views in south Fallbrook's sought-after Morro Hills, stretching for miles across rolling valleys and distant mountain ridgelines. Take it all in from the expansive view deck, perfect for morning coffee or evenings with friends. Set behind private gates on approx. 4.28 acres (two APNs), with an approved SB 9 tentative parcel map on file with the County of San Diego for a potential split into two approx. 2.14-acre lots. The second lot area already has a 1 inch water meter, utilities at the road, and a passed perc test, giving the next owner a significant head start. Build a second home, sell, or hold. SB 9 conditions, including owner-occupancy, apply; see supplements. Buyer to complete due diligence. The classic single-story ranch-style home offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and approx. 2,276 sq ft, with hardwood floors, granite kitchen countertops, a new double iron entry door, and a 2-car garage. The living room features a marble-surround wood-burning fireplace beneath high, beamed wood ceilings. An enclosed, framed bonus room (approx. 17' x 24') with a wood-burning stove is ready to use, and an open-ended outdoor living area (approx. 17' x 27') invites fresh air and entertaining. A separate framed detached structure with electricity, water, and a wall AC unit offers potential as an ADU, guest house, or studio. Over $193,000 in recent improvements per sellers, including a new standing-seam metal roof (2025) with radiant barrier and a Title 24 cool roof over the rear flat roof, rodent proofing with new cellulose insulation, new PEX plumbing, a new 200-amp panel with subpanel to the detached garage, a new furnace, whole-house paint, and a propane line to the fire pit and outdoor room. Propane and septic. Existing avocado, orange, lime, pomegranate, and guava trees, plus room for your own orchard, make the most of south Fallbrook's mild, coastal-influenced climate. Served by Fallbrook schools and minutes from the freeway and historic downtown Fallbrook, known for its small-town charm, shops, dining, wineries, and the annual Avocado Festival. A short drive brings you to Oceanside's historic pier, harbor, beaches, and waterfront dining, then home to the peace and privacy of the country. Ample room for RVs, equipment, agriculture, or equestrian use. A unique blend of rural living near the coast, flexibility, and long-term potential. Buyer to verify permits, zoning, and school assignment.

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