This Glendora ranch property is a truly unique and rare offering. Set on approximately 2.57 flat acres, the property was formerly part of the historic Three Oak Ranch and offers a kind of scale, usability, and privacy that is increasingly difficult to find in the foothills of Glendora. The land is open, functional, and full of possibility. There are two existing homes on the property, with a combined square footage of approximately 4,014 square feet (Main Home 3,027 sq.ft.; Guest Home 987 sq.ft.). Both homes are in need of renovation, and the value of this offering is primarily in the land. But for the right buyer, that is precisely what makes the opportunity so compelling. The existing structures provide a starting point, while the acreage provides the imagination. The property also includes multiple horse stalls, a tack room, barn, and generous open space, creating an ideal setting for someone who sees more than just dirt, buildings, and zoning. This could become a private estate, an equestrian retreat, a multi-structure living arrangement, or a long-term development opportunity. It could also remain something increasingly uncommon: a large, private ranch-style property in the middle of a highly desirable residential community. The flat topography and E-5 zoning may allow a future owner to explore subdivision or redevelopment options, subject to City approval. Or the property may appeal to someone who simply wants space; space to create, space to gather, space to breathe, and space to build a vision that would be difficult to duplicate elsewhere in Glendora. This is not a polished turnkey estate. It is something more interesting than that. It is a property with history, land, utility, and potential — the kind of place that invites a buyer to look past what exists today and imagine what could be built for the next generation. Buyer to independently verify zoning, development potential, permitted uses, square footage, lot size, property condition, and all other matters with the City of Glendora.

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