Property Detail

Description

Nestled in the lush and scenic Santa Rita Hills, renowned for its AVA designation and world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, this extraordinary 10-acre (Parcel #1) gently rolling ranch estate offers panoramic views and endless potential. Just 8 miles west of Buellton and Solvang, this peaceful retreat is a rare find in the heart of California wine country. At the center of the property sits a beautifully updated single-level ranch home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and bright, sun-drenched living spaces with large west-facing windows that frame breathtaking sunsets. The home blends charm and comfort, creating a warm and welcoming ambiance. Step outside to enjoy plenty of space for entertaining: a large wooden deck at the front of the house provides the perfect setting for gatherings with stunning views of the surrounding hills and vineyards. A true highlight of the property is the 5,000 sq ft metal barn serviced with power and water—a versatile, open-span structure with a solid concrete floor and multiple roll-up doors for easy access and functionality. Whether you envision crafting your own wine production facility, showcasing a private car collection, building out a full-scale workshop, launching a warehouse operation, producing films, or simply using it as a classic barn, the space is a blank canvas ready to be shaped to your vision. The gently rolling land offers ideal conditions for agricultural use, equestrian facilities, or vineyard development, with ample space for expansion or additional structures. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and golden hills, this property offers unmatched natural beauty, tranquility, and a rare opportunity to live in one of California’s most coveted wine regions. Don’t miss your chance to own this stunning ranch retreat. Three additional open land 10-acre parcels with a brand new 650FT deep well generating over 100 GPM adjacent to this property are also available for sale separately—perfect for expanding your estate, developing additional residences, or creating a larger agricultural or vineyard operation.