Prime Huerta Pescadero in El Pescadero

Questions buyers actually ask

How big is the parcel, and what is the ground like?

31,474.79 m², about 7.78 acres, and flat. Flat ground removes some early layout headaches, but it does not answer drainage, so keep a stormwater plan in the budget.

Where does water come from?

A common well. That is the single most important item in the review here: get the rights, the tested capacity, the storage, the annual cost, and the obligations that come with sharing a source, all in writing.

Is power available?

CFE is recorded directly in front of the lot, which usually keeps the connection run short. Confirm the meter and transformer requirements for the load your project would actually draw.

What about wastewater?

No wastewater system is recorded for the parcel. Any project would need a septic system or a treatment plant sized to its use, so price that in and confirm which approvals it needs.

How do you get to it?

Access is described two ways, as a maintained dirt road and as direct access from the highway. Those are not the same thing, so confirm which one the escritura actually records as legal access before you plan an entrance.

What can it be used for?

Residential and development use are both indicated as potential uses, and a parcel of this size is often looked at for a retreat, a small residential project, or agricultural use. Current land-use controls and the approval path decide what is genuinely available.

What is nearby?

El Pescadero is the corridor's farm-and-surf town, with farm-to-table restaurants, a few hotels, and beach access within walking distance of this parcel. Cerritos Beach is roughly ten to fifteen minutes away by road.