List Price: $1.7M

Listing Status: ActiveUnderContract

Original List Price: $1.8M

Days on Market: 170

4 Bedrooms · 4 Bathrooms · 2,670 sq ft

Property Type: Residential

Year Built: 1960

Lot Size: 984,892 sq ft

Garage Spaces: 4

Private Pool: Yes

MLS Number: 41122914

About This Property

Set across 22 oak-studded acres where light and landscape shift with the seasons, this ranch is less a home and more a composed experience—thoughtfully designed, beautifully executed, and quietly unforgettable. Inside, the single-level residence unfolds with intention. Clean architectural lines meet warm, organic textures—custom cabinetry, layered finishes, and a statement fireplace that grounds the open living space without overpowering it. Walls of glass frame the rolling hills like living artwork, while the flow between indoors and out feels effortless, as if the home was shaped by the land itself. The primary suite is a study in calm and contrast—soft, spa-inspired tones, a sculptural soaking tub, and a walk-in shower that feels both elevated and understated. Each additional bedroom and bath carries its own personality, curated with designer detail rather than repetition. Outdoors, the property reveals its next act: a refined yet relaxed entertaining setting anchored by a stone wood-burning BBQ, firepit, and a cabana that evokes boutique resort living—complete with an outdoor shower beside the pool. Every element feels intentional, not just placed, but composed. Beyond the main home, the estate continues to surprise. A charming guest house offers privacy for visitors, while a finished bunkhouse nods to the land’s heritage with style. A flexible bonus room adjoining the finished 3-car garage creates space for work, wellness, or creative pursuits. The barn stands as both a functional asset and a visual anchor, adding authenticity and character. Fully fenced and cross-fenced for equestrian or agricultural use, and supported by solar for modern efficiency, this property balances beauty with purpose. Private, polished, and deeply connected to its surroundings—this is where design meets the rhythm of the land, and where a ranch becomes something far more rare.

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