El Cajon Homes for Sale.
Search Results: 509 Properties
Lowest Price
$39,500
Average Price
$580,467
Highest Price
$3,999,999
2305 Sawgrass St. El Cajon 92019
New Listing
$689,000
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 3
Sqft: 2,046
MLS: #190028761
Broker: Realty Source, Inc.
574 Hart Dr El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$399,400
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sqft: 1,259
MLS: #190022933
Broker: eXp Realty of California Inc
1074 Willson Road El Cajon 92019
For Sale
$989,000
Bedrooms: 5
Baths: 5
Sqft: 4,157
MLS: #190011203
Broker: RAS Realty
859 Rydell Pl El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$489,900
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sqft: 1,707
MLS: #190020421
Broker: Coldwell Banker West
556 Grape St El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$460,000
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 1
Sqft: 822
MLS: #190026668
Broker: Pacific Home Brokers
723 Lincoln Place El Cajon 92020
For Sale
$583,900
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 4
Sqft: 2,160
MLS: #190024296
Broker: Casas Advisors
619 S. Lincoln El Cajon 92020
For Sale
$537,900
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sqft: 1,618
MLS: #190006881
Broker: Casas Advisors
623 S Lincoln El Cajon 92020
For Sale
$579,900
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 4
Sqft: 2,160
MLS: #190007761
Broker: Casas Advisors
657 Sandra Lane El Cajon 92019
New Listing
$890,000
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 4
Sqft: 2,772
MLS: #190028764
Broker: Wright Properties
1165 Decker Street 15 El Cajon 92019
Call Me
$265,000
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 1
Sqft: 865
MLS: #300738089
Broker: ReMax Sky
5064 Dehesa Rd El Cajon 92019
For Sale
$848,900
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sqft: 2,257
MLS: #190014929
Broker: Realty National, INC
10461 Quail Canyon Rd El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$1,469,999
Bedrooms: 6
Baths: 6
Sqft: 6,229
MLS: #190019558
Broker: Coldwell Banker West
1235 Coral St El Cajon 92021
New Listing
$475,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Sqft: 1,196
MLS: #190028597
Broker: Big Block Realty, Inc
1548 Peerless Dr El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$380,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Sqft: 2,184
MLS: #180064846
Broker: Venture Pacific Properties
807 S Mollison Ave 39 El Cajon 92020
For Sale
$299,900
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2
Sqft: 960
MLS: #190021433
Broker: eXp Realty of California Inc
1174 E Madison Ave El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$515,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Sqft: 1,196
MLS: #190027463
Broker: Big Block Realty, Inc.
1848 N Mollison Avenue El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$539,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Sqft: 1,604
MLS: #190015608
Broker: Kevin Scott Elliott
13300 Los Coches Rd E 70 El Cajon 92021
New Listing
$185,500
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2
Sqft: 1,525
MLS: #190028750
Broker: HomeSmart Realty West
1535 Penasco Road El Cajon 92019
For Sale
$684,000
Bedrooms: 4
Baths: 3
Sqft: 1,926
MLS: #190019593
Broker: Serene Creek Real Estate
3275 Dehesa Rd 78 El Cajon 92019
New Listing
$425,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sqft: 1,699
MLS: #190028687
Broker: Realty Executives All Area
2070 Brookhurst Dr. El Cajon 92019
New Listing
$929,000
Bedrooms: 5
Baths: 4
Sqft: 3,514
MLS: #190028744
Broker: Bay Bridge Realty
773 Catalpa Way El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$488,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Sqft: 1,268
MLS: #190027616
Broker: The American Dream Company
776 Melanie Lane El Cajon 92021
For Sale
$499,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Sqft: 1,613
MLS: #190028423
Broker: BVM Realty
1304 Bernita Rd. El Cajon 92020
For Sale
$795,000
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 3
Sqft: 2,477
MLS: #190028437
Broker: Coldwell Banker West
The El Cajon valley nestles below the San Diego foothills and its name means
“big box.” The friars at San Diego Mission used this geography to their
advantage to pasture their cattle. The hills kept the cattle from wandering and
provided watershed.
After the missions were secularized, the valley land was given to Dona Maria
Antonio Estudillo, wife of Don Miguel de Pedrorena to fulfill a debt of the
government. That grant included the area that eventually developed into
Santee, Bostonia, Glenview, Johnstown, El Cajon and part of Grossmont.
Issac Lankershim bought the land from the Pedrorena’s and subdivided the land
for wheat farming. It quickly became apparent that the soil and climate were
perfect for a number of crops and the valley farmers grew citrus, avocados,
grapes and raisins.
The goldminers of Julian traveled through the valley on their route to San
Diego, camping at the current site of Main and Magnolia. A commercial center
grew up around this campground with a hotel and a small business district.
In November of 1912, the settlers voted to incorporate a one and a quarter
square mile area centered around the Main and Magnolia intersection. The
area enjoyed modest growth until WWII when its population and land area
expanded rapidly.
Today, El Cajon is a vibrant community with a variety of art galleries,
photography studios, shopping and restaurants. It is home to the East County
Performing Arts Center. The downtown area recently received a National Main
Street Certification and has also received that designation from California.
The city started the Mother Goose Parade, held on the Sunday before
Thanksgiving, over 50 years ago and it has grown into the largest parade in
San Diego County and one of the biggest parades in the country.
Golf, hiking, paragliding, biking, fishing or climbing the high desert of East
County with its emphasis on eco-tourism offers a world of family
entertainment. World-class resorts and Las Vegas style casinos, and the Pacific
Ocean just 20 minutes away will make your stay complete.
Join us for destination events such as the renowned eco-event Sage and
Songbirds. May through September enjoy Concerts on the Green in El Cajon or
take a seat in the outdoor amphitheatre on Mount Helix in La Mesa or the East
County Performing Arts Center in El Cajon for a concert or a Broadway style
musical. Car enthusiast will revel in the Cajon Classic Cruise and the La Mesa
Merchants Car Show. Best of all join us in December for a moving Victorian
“Christmas in the Village” presented by the La Mesa Village Merchants.
Any town that can turn an alleyway into an art district is a place unlike any
other. With a pedestrian walkway of famous literary quotes and colorful murals
painted on every wall, the area between Main Street and Rea Avenue has
become something of a local mecca for art and culture in El Cajon. Add to that
over ten years of community-sponsored Concerts on the Green, 50 years of the
Thanksgiving-themed Mother Goose Parades and buildings like the East County
Performing Arts Center, and this neighborhood instantly earns high points for
vibrancy and culture.
With so much activity to draw people in, it’s no wonder new businesses
continue to expand El Cajon’s revitalizing economy. Just 25 minutes from
downtown San Diego and 30 minutes from the Mexico border, El Cajon may be
home to the next Michelangelo.
Unlike some other areas of the County, El Cajon is built out and does not have
large tracts of open land available for development. New construction is either
built on vacant lots or involves the rehabilitation of older buildings and sections
of the city. El Cajon comprises several communities including Fletcher Hills,
Granite Hills, Dehesa, Bostonia, Crest, Grossmont, and others. Many of these,
including Crest, Dehesa, Flinn Springs, and Harbison Canyon feature a rural
small-town feel with smaller homes on large lots and horse properties. Fletcher
Hills has a large number of apartment complexes, many of which are being
turned into condominiums. Newer planned communities such as Singing Hills
Estates, Monarch Ridge, and Canyon View Estates offer luxury ranch and
Spanish style homes within close proximity to El Cajon’s business and shopping
districts such as Grossmont Center.
