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Aerial view of Red Mountain Heights in Fallbrook

LOT FOR SALE · RED MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS · FALLBROOK

A ridge lot for your dream home.

5.92 acres of west-facing land offered for sale, with privacy, open sky and a conceptual path toward a custom residence. Explore one possible vision for what this property could become; all plans, approvals and buildability remain subject to professional and agency review.

LAND5.92 acres
ZONINGA70 Limited Agriculture
ORIENTATIONWest-facing ridge views
OFFERED AT$350,000
00THE PREMISE

Follow the ridge. Make room for the horizon.

The upper ridge is the strategic center of the property: elevated, visually private and oriented toward the western horizon. The concept below keeps the architecture low, stretches the primary living spaces along the view and uses the slope as part of the arrival rather than treating it as a problem to hide.

DESIGN PRINCIPLE 01

Follow the contour. Do not fight it.

DESIGN PRINCIPLE 02

Reserve the long edge for glass and view.

DESIGN PRINCIPLE 03

Let arrival unfold instead of announcing everything at once.

CONCEPT VISION ONLY
NO FORMAL PLANS DRAFTED OR SUBMITTED
APPROVAL AND CONSTRUCTION NOT GUARANTEED
Concept vision only. No formal plans have been drafted or submitted. Feasibility, approval and construction are not guaranteed.
AERIAL ORIENTATION 01 / 09

Begin above the ridge

Begin above the actual property. Follow the design from the site study to the coordinated residence.

ELEVATIONRIDGE VIEW AXISWEST

    THE RESIDENCE / REVISION 03

    Across the terrace.
    All the way around.

    Fly toward the pavilion, cross the terrace and enter through the opening bifolds. Turn a full 360° inside the great room, then return to the same hillside outlook.

    Illustrative aerial rendering of a modern residence on the upper Fallbrook ridge
    ILLUSTRATIVE ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING

    ONE POSSIBLE VISION

    The ridge, resolved
    into a place to live.

    A thin roof spans a warm timber pavilion above the concrete garage base. Two primary suites hold the terrace corners, while the central bifolds open kitchen, dining and living to the hillside.

    Existing aerial view of the Fallbrook property
    01
    EXISTING RIDGEVerified site imagery

    This website presents a vision and concept solely to explore what might be possible. No formal architectural, engineering or permit plans have been drafted or submitted for the residence shown. All renderings, dimensions and layout diagrams are illustrative studies, not construction documents. Nothing shown guarantees that this concept, its size or its features can be approved or built.

    01THE RESIDENCE

    AN ILLUSTRATIVE ARCHITECTURAL STUDY
    FOR THE UPPER CONCEPT AREA

    The Red Mountain House

    Low profile. Long views. One decisive line across the ridge.

    A low timber pavilion above a concrete garage base. Two corner primary suites frame the connected kitchen, dining and living spaces, with a den beside the open arrival. Viewed from the terrace, the garage and road approach sit on the right, as in the illustrative layout and site reference.

    01INTERIOR4,000 sq ft main level
    02PROGRAM2 primary + 2 guest bedrooms
    03BATHS4 full baths + powder
    04ARRIVAL3 cars on the lower level
    05OUTDOOR1,120 sq ft terrace / 400 covered
    06LANDSCAPENative overlook + fire terrace

    ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUT STUDY

    Two view corners.
    One open heart.

    Enclosed Full-height glass View axis
    Illustrative Revision 03 main-level concept: two primary corner suites, two guest bedrooms, kitchen behind terrace dining, living at right, den and open stair
    Revision 03 design study: 4,000 SF main level; 1,700 SF lower enclosed footprint. Survey, engineering and agency approval remain required. The earlier 1,250 SF covered-outdoor target is not achieved by the current 400 SF loggia.
    02INSIDE THE VIEW

    The house disappears.
    The horizon stays.

    Illustrative coordinated residence model interior
    RESIDENCE RENDERINGILLUSTRATIVE
    ROOM STUDYGREAT ROOM
    VIEW FULL RESOLUTION ↗
    01
    GREAT ROOM

    One great room. One terrace-facing horizon.

    Kitchen and dining share one side of the great room, with living opposite and an open den beyond. Dining sits between the kitchen island and terrace. Three bifold banks open the 35½-foot central frontage to the same terrace and hills.

    THE INTERIORS

    One home, room by room.

    Explore the materials and atmosphere of an imagined home. These interiors illustrate possibilities, with no guarantee that they can be approved or built.

    Illustrative sunset terrace on the Fallbrook ridge ILLUSTRATIVE RENDERING

    THE MATERIAL LANGUAGE

    Earth, glass, timber.
    Nothing competing with the view.

    01

    Board-formed concrete

    Used as a retaining and thermal mass element, reading as part of the ridge rather than a decorative finish.

    02

    Warm vertical-grain timber

    Deep roof planes and structural rhythm give the house human scale against the open hillside.

    03

    Low-reflectivity glazing

    Full-height panels focus the experience outward while maintaining a restrained, nearly transparent west elevation.

    03SITE INTELLIGENCE

    SURVEY-LED ORIENTATION
    THIRD-PARTY SCREENING

    A real site.
    Not a blank rectangle.

    Third-party screening and the topographic survey point to a mix of conventional, planning-intensive and heavily constrained terrain. The upper conceptual pad is used here as a design hypothesis, not a permit conclusion.

    SYNAPSE BUILDABILITY SCREENING · APPROXIMATE
    Topographic survey with two conceptual building areas circled
    UPPER CONCEPT AREADESIGN STUDY FOCUS
    Topographic survey orientation. The highlighted areas are conceptual references, not approved pads or building envelopes.
    SCREENING SUMMARYApprox. 0.4 acresidentified as building more freely in third-party screening
    BUILDS MORE FREELY6.9%
    PLANNING NEEDED52.0%
    VERY CONSTRAINED41.1%
    !

    Screening percentages are approximate and do not replace civil, geotechnical, fire, septic, drainage, biological or County review.

    PROPERTY LEDGER

    ADDRESS3104 Red Mountain Heights DriveFallbrook, California 92028
    ASSESSOR PARCEL102-680-43-00San Diego County
    LAND AREA5.92 acres · 257,875 sq ftBuyer to verify
    LAND USEA70 Limited AgricultureSemi-Rural Residential SR-2

    REPORTED SITE CONDITIONS

    Aerial photograph of the Red Mountain Heights ridge

    LOCATION

    Above the noise.
    Still connected.

    Red Mountain Heights offers a rural Fallbrook scale with access to town, I-15 and the broader North County corridor. Open the location map to explore the area, or use the supplied survey for parcel detail.

    COORDINATES33.402532 / -117.197730
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    A DISCIPLINED VISION

    Inspiration first.
    Verification before commitment.

    The purpose of this experience is to make the opportunity legible. It is not a substitute for the professionals who determine whether, where and how a residence can be permitted.

    01Survey + titleBoundary, easements, access
    02Site feasibilityCivil, geotechnical, septic, fire
    03Concept designProgram, grading, structure
    04Agency reviewCounty and utility approvals
    West-facing hills and conceptual terrace at Red Mountain Heights

    PRIVATE ACCESS

    Walk the ridge before everyone else draws the same conclusion.

    Request the survey package, third-party site screening and a private property tour. Serious inquiries receive the complete due-diligence set.

    KC
    Keegan CinLuxury Property Specialist · Coldwell Banker RealtyDRE 01971604
    MA
    Max Armstrong-WildgooseCo-listing agent · Coldwell Banker RealtyDRE 02191872