66735 Pierson Blvd, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240

one of the oldest churches in town, dating back to the 1950ies, still in existance and ready for its next adventure, and not necessarily a church, could be anything from retail thru medical to a religious use as the county code shows ''religious use''-buyer to verify with the city .Large parking lot. If a church , then ready for use , with 100 plus seats in 20 plus pews, 2 pianos, 1 organ, a few pulpits....... According to city records: APN 641-102-018 in Desert Hot Springs Zoning Designation: C-D (Commercial Downtown) Located within the downtown core / Spa Zone influence area (this matters for development incentives and design standards) What You Can Do There (Practical View) This parcel is fairly flexible and geared toward activation + tourism + mixed-use: By-right or typically allowed: Restaurant / café (including full-service) Retail (general merchandise, specialty shops) Office (medical, professional) Mixed-use (ground-floor commercial + residential above) Boutique hotel / small lodging (often encouraged downtown) Likely requires a CUP: Bar / lounge (alcohol-focused) Live entertainment / nightclub Cannabis-related uses (very specific permitting) Drive-thru (often restricted in downtown zones) Development Characteristics (Exact numbers depend on lot specifics, but generally:) Higher density allowed vs other commercial zones Building height: typically up to ~35-45 ft (2-3 stories, sometimes more with incentives) Setbacks: minimal → encourages street-facing storefronts Parking: may be reduced or flexible, especially for mixed-use or within downtown overlay Design review: required (city cares about façade + pedestrian feel) Important Insight (from a CRE perspective) This is the type of zoning DHS is actively trying to revitalize, especially near: Palm Drive corridor Spa/hotel redevelopment zone That means: city is often pro-development You may get flexibility or incentives for the right concept (hotel, experiential retail, food & beverage)