514 E Victory Avenue

About this home

Rare 2.2-Acre VLDR Horse Property with Exceptional Flexibility and Future Potential! Major due diligence items have already been completed, including septic certification, termite clearance, and appraisal. This unique 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers approximately 1,510 sq. ft. of living space and features remodeled bathrooms, a cozy wood-burning fireplace, and beautifully maintained original hardwood flooring—a rare feature in today's market. The water heater was replaced approximately six months ago, and the home is cooled by an evaporative cooling system. Situated on approximately 2.2 acres of predominantly flat, fully usable land, the property includes a long private driveway, detached two-car garage, retractable driveway gate, retaining walls, and perimeter fencing, providing privacy, security, and functionality. According to the City of Banning, the property is located within the Very Low Density Residential (VLDR) zoning district. The City has confirmed the parcel may have the potential to accommodate up to four residential units, subject to development standards, subdivision requirements, and governmental approvals. Buyer to verify all future development possibilities. The VLDR zoning designation allows for a variety of rural-residential uses, making this property ideal for horse owners, animal enthusiasts, contractors, RV owners, equipment storage, recreational use, and buyers seeking additional space and flexibility. Potential permitted uses within the zoning district may include private stables, grazing, animal keeping, and commercial cargo/storage containers, subject to applicable approvals. With approximately 95,832 square feet of usable land, the possibilities are endless—whether you're looking for a horse property, multi-generational living opportunity, future development potential, agricultural use, or simply room to spread out and enjoy. Conveniently located near the I-10 freeway, shopping, dining, schools, and local amenities, this property offers the perfect blend of rural living, utility, and long-term opportunity.