65+ Acre Horse Ranch, Park & Home 29343 Chihuahua Valley Rd Terrain 26,3 ha À vendre 1 103 602 € Warner Springs, CA 92086

With over 65 usable grass and oak-studded acres, this old-world-inspired home and horse ranch is definitely the cure. Leave town behind and join us up where you belong, in the mountains of Warner Springs. Travel down your private pine tree-lined driveway to a fenced and gated five-and-a-half-acre spread. Your home has two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, the perfect kitchen design according to experts, a warm, livable living area, and an attached 4-car garage (currently used as a massive fun and guest room but easily converted back to garage space if so desired). We love the antique plaster look and nostalgic details of the home's exterior, down to hand-selected art pieces and Spanish tiles edging the very practical metal roof. A few steps away, just beyond some magnificent boulder formations, are the storage and tack sheds, a 4-stall horse barn, a round pen/arena, and a pasture with a run-in shelter. Beyond the fenced homestead lies the rest of the acreage, which has been carefully maintained to showcase this area's most spectacular natural beauty and vistas. There are miles of trails for riding and hiking within your land, up along a rocky ridge, down through meadows, and past a private pond - a favorite respite for local critters. Your ranch features two currently active water wells and two additional ones not in use at this time. You'll find the well water here to be one of our most treasured and precious resources! It's delicious and unspoiled. There are over 20,000 gallons of water storage up on the ridge overlooking the ranch, so even in times of no power, you and yours can remain healthy and hydrated. And if 65 acres isn't enough, the ranch backs up to thousands of acres of public lands. You can also ride directly from your home without trailering and almost instantly be on the California Riding and Hiking or Pacific Crest Trails, which run from Mexico to Canada directly through this community, not to mention the Dr. Bronner's AOGF open space preserve, Chihuahua Horse Camp, and more.