Step back in time with this magnificent 1887 Victorian-era commercial property nestled in the heart of Lake Elsinore, California. Known as The Crescent Building, this former mineral bathhouse is one of the oldest surviving commercial structures in the area and a remarkable relic of Southern California’s golden resort age.

Built during a period when Lake Elsinore was a sought-after destination for its natural hot springs and healing mineral waters, the Crescent once welcomed visitors from all walks of life—Hollywood stars, wellness seekers, and travelers drawn by the promise of relaxation and restoration.

Today, the building retains much of its original charm and character, including:

Wood-paneled interiors

Stained glass windows

Elegant vintage chandelier

A rare double-sided fireplace

A striking enclosed corridor of offices and rooms

And a sprawling brick courtyard perfect for gatherings or events.

Zoned Commercial, the possibilities for this historical treasure are endless: think boutique hotel, art gallery, wellness center, creative studios, or a one-of-a-kind residence.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of California history—a truly irreplaceable architectural and cultural artifact, waiting for its next chapter.