780 E 9th St, Pomona, CA
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APN
8333-009-019
Location
United States / California / Los Angeles County
Acreage
0.2257
GPS Coordinates
34.051418,-117.741658
Description
Nestled in the heart of East San Gabriel Valley, this unique parcel of land offers a prime opportunity to create your dream residential oasis. Just a stone's throw away from Pomona, this plot spans a little over a quarter of an acre and is surrounded by captivating landmarks such as the vibrant city of Fullerton nearby.
With a zoning designation of R-2 for low-density multiple family use, this property opens up a world of possibilities for potential development. The picturesque landscape beckons with its tranquil charm, promising a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Explore the potential of building a residential haven tailored to your preferences on this spacious parcel. While the previous use was designated for up to four residential units, future possibilities abound with the right vision and proper permitting. We recommend conducting due diligence and reaching out to the county for more information on the permitting process.
Discover the allure of this parcel and envision the endless possibilities it holds for creating a custom living space that perfectly suits your lifestyle. Don't miss out on this chance to turn your real estate dreams into a reality in the beautiful county of Los Angeles, California.
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