• Corona
• Diamond Bar
• Fontana
• Highland
• La Verne
• Moreno Valley
• Murrieta
• Ontario
• Riverside
• San Jacinto
• Temecula
• Upland
• Walnut
• Wildomar
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- Much Larger SoCal Inland Empire Homes, Usually in the Category Of SoCal Inland Empire Estate Homes
- Considerably Larger Lot Sizes in Very Up-Scale Private SoCal Inland Empire Neighborhoods
- High Initial Cost, Down Payment and Monthly Payments
- Highly Upgraded Building Materials, including Custom Stonework and Custom Woods
- Usually Beautifully Landscaped With Beautiful Flora and Fauna Peculiar to SoCal Inland Empire
- High Energy Use... More Electricity and Water Required to Support the Lifestyle That Comes With Such a Home
- Great For Large Families With 4+ Children
- 2-3 Families Can Share Payments and Equity, and Enjoy a Much, Much Nicer SoCal Inland Empire Home
- Plenty Of Space, With Extra Rooms For Guests, Home Offices, Craft Room, Home Gyms and Plenty Of Storage
- 4+ Car Garages, Usually With Secure Large Coach and toy Parking
- Usually With Pool and Spa, Sometimes Tennis Courts also
- Can Come With Detached Guest Quarters
SoCal Inland Empire 7 bedroom homes offer lots of space and are especially well suited for larger families,
or multiple families sharing the amenities of a nicer neighborhood and home.
these are usually fine estate homes, bringing prestige and status to those earn it in SoCal Inland Empire.
Seven bedroom homes in SoCal Inland Empire are a mixture of 1 and 2 story houses.
Across Riverside and San Bernardino counties,
the average seven bedroom home price is about $1.3 Million,
the average square feet is near 5000, and
the average age is about 15 years old.
With zero-down mortgage loans going away as a result of the recent real estate
sub-prime lender problems, loans will now usually require 10-20% down payments.
So to purchase the average SoCal Inland Empire seven bedroom home, a borrower might have to put about $260,000 down.
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