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Ripley, CA Homes for Sale

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    $8,000

    • Land
    • 0.17 Acre
    • $47,059 per Acre

    0 Warmington St Unit SW24217064, Blythe, CA 92225

    LOT#12This 7,405 sq. ft. parcel offers an ideal canvas to build your dream home or develop a mini farm. Zoned W-2M, this versatile property allows for controlled development with mixed-use possibilities, making it perfect for residential or agricultural projects. Ideal for residential or agricultural projects, Flat, usable land with easy access to utilities nearby, Quiet location with scenic

    Catherine Garcia RE/MAX Blythe Realty

    0 Warmington St Unit SW24217064, Blythe, CA 92225
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    $8,000

    • Land
    • 0.17 Acre
    • $47,059 per Acre

    0 Warmington St Unit SW24211096, Blythe, CA 92225

    LOT#10This 7,405 sq. ft. parcel offers an ideal canvas to build your dream home or develop a mini farm. Zoned W-2M, this versatile property allows for controlled development with mixed-use possibilities, making it perfect for residential or agricultural projects.Ideal for residential or agricultural projects, Flat, usable land with easy access to utilities nearby, Quiet location

    Catherine Garcia RE/MAX Blythe Realty

    0 Warmington St Unit SW24211096, Blythe, CA 92225
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    $17,500

    • Land
    • 0.09 Acre
    • $194,444 per Acre

    87227402 3 Broadway, Blythe, CA 92225

    There are three parcels being sold! Approximately 158x96 this is a great opportunity to build your dream home! Located off of State Route 78 just under 15 minutes away from the Colorado River where you will find water sports, camping, hiking, and the Arizona Stae line is just over the river.

    Angela Rosenberg First Team Real Estate-HighDes

    87227402 3 Broadway, Blythe, CA 92225

Why Live in Ripley

Ripley, located in the Sonoran Desert of east Riverside County, California, is a small wheat farming community about 10 miles from Blythe. Established alongside the California Southern Railroad in 1920, Ripley has grown into a significant agricultural area within the Palo Verde Valley. The community is popular for outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and off-roading, with the Colorado River nearby. Jack E. Marlow Ripley Family Park offers a playground, picnic pavilions, and a basketball court, while Peter McIntyre County Park, 7 miles away, provides beaches, boat launches, and fishing spots along the river. The Cibola National Wildlife Refuge, just across the Arizona border, features hiking trails and an auto-tour route for observing the natural landscape. Housing in Ripley includes ranch-style homes with stucco facades and manufactured homes, often on fenced-in lots with space for storage and recreational vehicles. The Tamarisk Villas and Desert Rose apartment communities offer rentable detached units. Residents rely on nearby Blythe for shopping and dining, with options like Albertsons, hardware stores, and local eateries such as Steaks ‘n Cakes and Garcia’s. Ripley falls within the Palo Verde Unified School District, with Felix J. Appleby Elementary and Palo Verde High School providing education. Major thoroughfares like California state Route 78 and Interstate 10 connect Ripley to the Inland Empire and Orange County, while the Palo Verde Valley Transit Agency offers bus services throughout the area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular zip codes in Ripley, CA?
The most popular zip codes in Ripley, CA include 92225, 92266, 85334, 85328 and 85356.
How are the schools in Ripley, CA?
Ripley, CA has highly rated public and private schools. The best school in Ripley based on Niche Grade is Palo Verde High School. Browse all the schools in Ripley, CA to learn more.
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