Set across approximately 779± acres along the western edge of the Santa Ynez Valley, HTH Ranch represents a rare convergence of scale, infrastructure and fully realized lifestyle. With over 13 miles of improved internal roads, the property offers exceptional access across ridgelines, valleys, oak-studded pastures, and highly usable ranch terrain. At its core is a striking custom-built barn, reimagined as a dramatic architectural gathering space with soaring three-story volume, steel and reclaimed wood construction, expansive glass openings, and an interior designed for entertaining, recreation, and large-scale use. The ranch is already fully "activated" with curated recreational infrastructure, including a professionally-designed UTV/Can-Am track, extensive trail systems, and a built-out retreat area with two Airstreams, view decks, outdoor seating, and gathering spaces for hospitality, recreation, and multi-generational enjoyment. A robust infrastructure platform supports the property, including multiple water sources with approximately 120,000 gallons of storage, solar and battery-backed power, backup generators, established utility distribution, and Starlink-based connectivity with distributed Wi-Fi across key structures and operational areas. Additional improvements include the Rock Ridge workshop/storage compound, agave plantings with irrigation infrastructure, and cattle grazing that reinforces the ranch's working agricultural character. A mapped future homesite and additional improvement areas provide a clear path for expansion. Enrolled in the Williamson Act, HTH Ranch combines privacy, scale, infrastructure, and experiential design in a setting that is both remote and highly accessible. Turnkey, intentional, and nearly impossible to replicate, HTH Ranch offers a rare opportunity to step into a legacy-scale property where the groundwork has already been completed.

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