Riverside County land for sale, owned by us rather than listed for someone else. Riverside County runs from the Inland Empire out to the Colorado River, and the three parcels we hold here sit in three different markets — a lake town, an agricultural valley and a freight corridor. What they have in common is that you are buying from the owner of record, with no agent commission in the price.
Three very different markets in one county
Lake Elsinore is commuter country an hour from the coast, where lots are small and demand comes from people who want to build. Thermal sits in the Coachella Valley among agriculture and small commercial operations. Blythe is a freight town on Interstate 10 at the Arizona line, where land is bought for what moves through it. A county-wide average price would tell you nothing useful about any of the three.
The parcels we own here
17541 Barkschatt Dr, Lake Elsinore — three adjoining R2 parcels sold together, roughly 8,700 sq ft in total, $49,770. They are sloped, which affects foundation and grading cost, and it is the main reason the price is what it is.
56334 Grapefruit Blvd, Thermal — 0.14 acre commercial frontage, $114,770. Compact on purpose: minimal land to maintain, room for a small building and access.
1340 W Hobson Way, Blythe — 1.47 flat commercial acres with main-road frontage and direct I-10 access, $490,770. Formerly a tire shop, so order a Phase I environmental assessment before closing, as you would on any former automotive site.
Seller financing is available on each: a down payment and a monthly figure worked out directly with us. We would rather tell you about the slope and the former tire shop up front than have you discover them after a survey.
Confirm zoning, permitted use, legal access and utility connection costs with the city or county that has jurisdiction before you buy. Lake Elsinore and Blythe are incorporated cities; Thermal is unincorporated Riverside County. Information only, not legal or investment advice.
