77.06 Acres of natural wonder, off-grid but with a well, this property was homesteaded in 1939, deed signed by FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT! A small, modest cabin on site seems to pre-date the San Diego permit process year of 1950. Not currently habitable or bank lendable as a residence, but it's something! The Chihuahua Creek runs through the length of the property (a tributary to the Temecula Creek and Santa Margarita River system), and the acreage is replete with massive oak groves, sycamore, cottonwood, and willow. Wildlife includes deer, turkey, quail, bobcat, and more. Public domain lands border acreage to the south and west. The land is terraced with a rough driveway that winds way up to the upper elevations where you can see out and over the oak forest, and out to Oak Grove and Palomar toward Temecula. There is an 80-acre property to the east for sale separately. Ask about adjacent smaller parcels that may be useful in lot line adjustment.