Almost 2,000 acres of rare Carmel Valley beauty! The land is versatile with sweeping views of the Santa Lucia Mountain Range and beyond! Experience the natural beauty of rugged outcrops, bountiful grasslands, heritage oaks, seasonal ponds and a wide verdant creek-bed full of willows and wildflowers. Sand Creek runs through the summer, providing an important wildlife dip. Access from both East Carmel Valley Road and Arroyo Seca Road. The road system is in great shape and easy to explore the diverse environs for recreation and hunting. There is a small homestead that needs a re-furbish, a large hay barn, power to the site and a spring for water. A newer homestead is very possible for those who seek privacy, a country life retreat, hosting roundups, trail riding adventures and wildlife sightings! Currently has a grazing lease of about 1,200 acres, with stock tanks, several winter ponds, perimeter fencing which includes five separately fenced rangelands. One of the last big ranches in Southern Carmel Valley, where time stands still, warm winds wave grasslands and birds of prey soar above in silent airtime.
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Total population of , which has changed by % since 1990.
The median age of the population is , while the median
age of dwellings is .
Out of households, are families.
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