PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

• Privacy, peace, and serenity envelop you with various wildlife and natural elements.
• On a clear day, you can see the Coronado Islands, San Clemente, and all the way to Catalina Island.
• There is a building plan and pad already earmarked for a 4,800 sqft home.
• Currently, there is a 1-bedroom barn-kit home, a 1-bedroom tree house, and a 1-bedroom office/guest house on the 77-acre parcel.
• Well water is supplied by three wells, solar power with battery backup, septic facilities, and propane are all in place.
• A second home may be built on the 80-acre parcel along with additional ag buildings.
• Two APNs: 240-070-11-00  (77 acres) and 240-150-07-00 (80 acres)
• The ranch has a quaint one-bedroom modern farmhouse.
• You can lounge on the oversize wraparound porch, overlooking the historic 21,000-acre Rancho Guejito, the last privately owned Mexican land grant.
• The farmhouse has a wood-burning stove for those cool nights, and is equipped with a modern kitchen and bathroom.
• The upstairs loft bedroom has a clawfoot bathtub and views of rolling hills.
• Look out onto mature trees, including blue gum eucalyptus, lemon eucalyptus, coastal Live Oaks, and the rare Engelmann oak.
• There are no endangered species or plants on the property.
• You might spot hummingbirds gathered around black button sage, or in the pollination garden.
• “Bee Hill” is a perch that has been used by beekeepers to develop a thriving honey yield.
• The ranch provides a safe home for mountain lions, golden eagles, mule deer, coyotes, bobcats, quail, road runners, hawks, owls, and wild turkeys.
• The rich presence of wildlife gives you a true sense of being in the wild West.