7537 Gunslinger Trl Julian, CA 92036

High Desert Part of Julian down Banner Grade. This 4 BR 2BA furnished home on 1 acre has it's own well. The master bedroom and bathrooms have hardwood floors as well as the entry to the front door. The master has a walk in closet and a garden tub/shower. The kitchen and laundry rooms have laminate floors and the rest of the house has carpet. There is both an evaporate cooler and central heat/air. The back part of the property is has two fenced sections with almond, pine, native trees and pomegranate bushes and two storage sheds. The roof was replaced about 2 years ago. Brand New Water Heater. Great views of the surrounding mountains. Please note: the seller will provide the septic and the well certifications.
Shelter Valley is a unique small community on the west side of Anza Borrego State Park in San Diego Co. It's about a 1.5 hour drive from San Diego, 15 miles from Julian. It's a high desert retreat from the city closer and cooler than Borrego Springs. Shelter Valley is surrounded by Anza Borrego State Park so no further growth is possible. It can also be reached coming from the San Bernardino area off Hwy 15 through Warner Springs, up from Ocotillo Wells on Hwy 8 or through Cuyamaca State Park or up from Ramona. It is a high desert environment though in centuries past was more habitable as shown by Indian relics found in the area. The ecology is dominated by cactus and open chaparral. Anza Borrego wildflowers in the spring are sensational. The old Butterfield Stage Coach route passed through Shelter Valley on the leg between Yuma and San Bernardino. John Butterfield Co. ran the overland trail from St. Louis, Missouri to San Francisco from 1857 to 1861. Afterwards local stage companies and the Wells Fargo Co used the old trail. At Scissors Crossing the S-2 Hwy doglegs around San Felipe Creek near where the adobe building that once was the San Felipe Station stood. Only a historical monument now marks this spot. The San Felipe Station was between the Vallecito Station 18 mile 'SE' and the Warner Ranch Station 16miles 'NW'. There are a few lost treasure stories associated with this route.