The ranch’s heart is a well-maintained three-bedroom, two-bath ranch house, thoughtfully designed to balance comfort, practicality, and connection to the land. Its welcoming interior features an open-concept kitchen and living area, where a cozy fireplace serves as a warm centerpiece, with the added convenience of central heating and air. The home has been recently refreshed with new appliances, flooring, and paint, creating a bright, move-in-ready space. Large, panoramic windows frame sweeping views, allowing natural light to fill the rooms, and a newly built expansive covered porch invites year-round indoor/outdoor living—the perfect spot to unwind while overlooking the pasture and tranquil pond.

Here, time slows. The landscape stretches into a living canvas of rolling meadows, wildflowers, and granite outcroppings—offering several awe-inspiring vantage points over Pamo Valley, Palomar Mountain, and the legendary Rancho Guejito. Well-established trails wind through open meadows and shady groves of native oak and manzanita, leading to a serene pond and improved open air gathering space - perfect for personal camping, special occasions and outdoor recreation. Pick handfuls of wild blackberries that flourish along the trails—sun-warmed and sweet. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky transforms into a masterpiece of color, a reminder of nature’s sacred balance.

Beyond the home, the ranch’s infrastructure quietly supports the land’s potential. With generous usable acreage, the property offers abundant development potential—such as an estate residence, workshops, barns, ADU or guest house—subject to investigation and approval by the County of San Diego. A private water well and 10,000-gallon storage tank sustain both home and acreage. With A72 zoning and the coveted “O” animal designator, the possibilities are vast: from a full-time working ranch or equestrian haven to a regenerative retreat or private nature preserve.