Attractive office space on Main St in downtown Julian, convenient to everything. Great sign exposure to Main St and C St. Onsite parking lot. Onsite restroom. Low utilities with mini-split for heating and AC, water and trash paid by landlord. Would be a great location for an Insurance office or real estate lending business. Would work great for any service business like plumber, electrician... Other ideas would be a shared use location for several small businesses. Light and bright with great views of Main St and surrounding scenery.
Historic Banner Store at Banner Ranch – A Backcountry Landmark Step into a piece of San Diego backcountry history with the Historic Banner Store at Banner Ranch, a long-standing and well-known business along scenic Highway 78. Ideally situated between the charming mountain town of Julian and the high-desert community of Shelter Valley, the property is also near the Pacific Crest Trail at Scissors Crossing, making it a familiar and welcome stop for locals, travelers, hikers, and visitors exploring the region. Rich with Old West character, the Banner Store offers a distinctive saloon-style atmosphere, complete with pool tables and a relaxed setting reminiscent of the area’s colorful past. Current retail offerings include beer, tobacco products, packaged foods, local trinkets, souvenirs, and other convenience items, providing a variety of goods for both area residents and those passing through. Its location along Highway 78, a popular route connecting the mountains to the desert, provides excellent exposure to recreational and destination traffic throughout the year. Surrounded by the rugged beauty and history of San Diego County’s backcountry, the Historic Banner Store is more than a roadside business—it’s a recognizable local landmark with authentic character and a story all its own. A unique opportunity to own and continue the legacy of an established backcountry destination while exploring the future potential of this one-of-a-kind property.
Historic Banner Store at Banner Ranch – A Backcountry Landmark Step into a piece of San Diego backcountry history with the Historic Banner Store at Banner Ranch, a long-standing and well-known business along scenic Highway 78. Ideally situated between the charming mountain town of Julian and the high-desert community of Shelter Valley, the property is also near the Pacific Crest Trail at Scissors Crossing, making it a familiar and welcome stop for locals, travelers, hikers, and visitors exploring the region. Rich with Old West character, the Banner Store offers a distinctive saloon-style atmosphere, complete with pool tables and a relaxed setting reminiscent of the area’s colorful past. Current retail offerings include beer, tobacco products, packaged foods, local trinkets, souvenirs, and other convenience items, providing a variety of goods for both area residents and those passing through. Its location along Highway 78, a popular route connecting the mountains to the desert, provides excellent exposure to recreational and destination traffic throughout the year. Surrounded by the rugged beauty and history of San Diego County’s backcountry, the Historic Banner Store is more than a roadside business—it’s a recognizable local landmark with authentic character and a story all its own. A unique opportunity to own and continue the legacy of an established backcountry destination while exploring the future potential of this one-of-a-kind property. Historic Banner Store at Banner Ranch – A Backcountry Landmark Step into a piece of San Diego backcountry history with the Historic Banner Store at Banner Ranch, a long-standing and well-known business along scenic Highway 78. Ideally situated between the charming mountain town of Julian and the high-desert community of Shelter Valley, the property is also near the Pacific Crest Trail at Scissors Crossing, making it a familiar and welcome stop for locals, travelers, hikers, and visitors exploring the region. Rich with Old West character, the Banner Store offers a distinctive saloon-style atmosphere, complete with pool tables and a relaxed setting reminiscent of the area’s colorful past. Current retail offerings include beer, tobacco products, packaged foods, local trinkets, souvenirs, and other convenience items, providing a variety of goods for both area residents and those passing through. Its location along Highway 78, a popular route connecting the mountains to the desert, provides excellent exposure to recreational and destination traffic throughout the year. Surrounded by the rugged beauty and history of San Diego County’s backcountry, the Historic Banner Store is more than a roadside business—it’s a recognizable local landmark with authentic character and a story all its own. A unique opportunity to own and continue the legacy of an established backcountry destination while exploring the future potential of this one-of-a-kind property.
Variance granted Commercial: Ofc/Rtl/Ind. Last prime commercial property with parking on Main St. Julian.
Prime property on .23 acres, on the corner of 3rd and B Street. One block up from Main Street, Julian. Two buildings on site. One, A historic hand-dug well in a pump house. Built in 1911, one of Julian's original wells. This structure is being used as a retail shop. The other building is a studio rental that has been upgraded. Full kitchen, bath and laundry facility. Level usable land. Sale comes with 3.3 EDU's ( for sewer). There is enough land available for additional residential and or commercial building(s) to be built. An Investors Dream.
A rare opportunity to own a prime commercial property in the heart of Wynola, one of the San Diego Mountains’ most popular destinations. Set on 3.27 acres just three miles from historic Julian, the property sits prominently at the intersection of Highway 78 and Wynola Road with over 700 feet of frontage and outstanding visibility to both local and visitor traffic. Wynola has become a destination of its own, known for its restaurants, cideries, orchards, live music, local shops and relaxed mountain atmosphere. This property fits naturally into that setting, with mature coastal live oaks, usable land and generous outdoor areas offering the space and character to create something truly special. Improvements include a 4,356 SF main retail building, three additional structures totaling approximately 2,000 SF, plus additional storage. C36 zoning provides flexibility for a variety of retail and commercial uses, with potential for outdoor gathering areas, events, agricultural uses or future expansion. Currently home to a well-known antique retail business, the property offers the opportunity to continue an established use or bring a fresh vision to this highly visible location. Infrastructure includes a private well, septic system, owned solar and backup generator. With substantial highway frontage, existing improvements, versatile acreage and a beautiful mountain setting along the well-traveled route to Julian, this is more than a commercial property, it’s an opportunity to become part of the community and create a destination of your own.
Julian is located in California. Julian, California has a population of 1,332. Julian is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 14.46% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.76%.
The median household income in Julian, California is $74,121. The median household income for the surrounding county is $88,240 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Julian is 59.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 32.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 28 inches per year, with 24 inches of snow per year.
