
$750,000
Lakeside

71 homes and apartments for sale in Lakeside, United States.
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24 properties shown

$750,000
Lakeside

$749,999
Lakeside
Apartment$450,000
Lakeside

$789,000
Lakeside

$775,000
Lakeside

$775,000
Lakeside

$1,050,000
Lakeside
Apartment$385,000
Lakeside

$699,999
Lakeside

$1,439,500
Lakeside

$2,374,900
Lakeside

$1,392,500
Lakeside

$1,291,500
Lakeside

$845,000
Lakeside
Apartment$425,000
Lakeside

$799,786
Lakeside
Apartment$385,000
Lakeside

$999,999
Lakeside

$1,023,000
Lakeside

$880,000
Lakeside
Apartment$395,000
Lakeside
Land plot$585,000
Lakeside
Land plot$235,000
Lakeside
Apartment$399,900
Lakeside
Buyer's guide: Lakeside
Property for sale in Lakeside means mostly detached family houses in the semi-rural east of San Diego County, California. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show 71 homes with a median asking price of €633,828, well below the coastal parts of the county. This page sets out what that money buys and what a non-resident should check before offering.
The figures below come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and are asking prices, shown in euros, not sale prices.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 71 |
| Median asking price | €633,828 |
| Middle half of listings (p25 to p75) | €384,409 to €830,949 |
| Median price per m² | €4,844 |
| Median home size | 133 m² |
Houses dominate: 45 of the 71 listings, against 21 apartments (largely condominiums and manufactured-home units) and 5 land parcels. By bedrooms, three-bed homes lead with 27 listings, followed by 18 two-beds and 17 four-beds, with only 4 homes of five bedrooms or more and 5 one-beds.
That mix suits families and downsizers more than investors chasing small units. If you want a larger lot, browse the land listings across the United States or the national house listings.
Lakeside is an unincorporated community in San Diego County's East County, set among hills and the San Diego River valley, with the El Capitan reservoir nearby. It is known for its rodeo and equestrian culture, and many streets have large lots that are rare nearer the coast. Commuters use State Route 67 and Interstate 8 to reach central San Diego, so expect car-dependent living.
Typical buyers are local families, retirees seeking space and investors who want a lower entry price than coastal San Diego. Neighbouring markets such as Santee, El Cajon and La Mesa sit a short drive away, and Poway and Ramona are other East County options.
Foreigners can buy freely in the United States, but non-resident sellers and buyers face US tax rules. California property tax is normally around 1% of the purchase price plus local assessments, and rural lots may carry well, septic and fire-risk insurance questions. Ask about wildfire cover early, because premiums can change the monthly cost of a home here.
Read our US buying guide and the financing page, and compare options on the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Based on 71 current listings, the median asking price is €633,828, with the middle half of listings between €384,409 and €830,949. Houses are the largest group, at 45 listings.
Lakeside listings average €4,844 per m² at the median, and its inland East County setting generally carries lower prices than the coast. Compare listing by listing, since lot size and condition vary widely.
Yes. There is no general ban on foreign buyers in California. You will still need proof of funds, title insurance and attention to tax rules for non-residents, so speak to a US tax adviser.
Wildfire exposure, insurance cost and private well or septic systems are the usual points on larger rural lots. Commute times on SR 67 and I-8 also matter if you plan to work in San Diego.