The story
There is room on this ranch to settle into a different rhythm, spend time in the garden, work in the shop, and welcome guests into a space of their own. Creative touches and custom finishes carry throughout, giving the home and its outbuildings a finished feel that reflects the care put into making this place their own. Approximately 115.79 acres offer room for animals, outdoor pursuits, and projects you have always wanted space to take on. An established off-grid setup supports independent living, with approximately 19,000 watts of solar capacity across six systems, plus water and rainwater catchment systems serving every building. Approximately 19,000 gallons of potable-water storage, 2,000 gallons of gray-water storage, and a 10kW Generac generator support the setup. The owners report more than two years without hauling water and have never needed the backup generator. Wind-power equipment is in place but not currently connected to the overall system. Mountain views and bordering government land give the setting room to breathe. Inside, rough-cut wood walls, bamboo flooring, and maple and tin ceiling finishes bring warmth and character. Thomasville cabinetry, stainless appliances, and a chocolate marble backsplash give the open kitchen a distinctive look. The wraparound enclosed porch offers a place to enjoy the views, with windows and roll-down shades for comfort as the light changes. The separate bunkhouse welcomes company without putting everyone under one roof and includes laundry. A large pantry called the store has its own exterior entrance at the bunkhouse. The Barnette has served as a personal retreat for art and collections, with seating and a television making it a place to enjoy them. Its loft and wood stove add character to a space the next owner can make their own. The workshop includes a lift, the barn serves as a woodshop, and the garages, including the large Bird Cage, provide room for vehicles, equipment, and projects in progress. Fruit trees, a garden, greenhouse, predator-proof chicken enclosure, and dedicated beehive area make growing and tending part of daily life, while a gazebo offers a place to pause. Whether your plans include horses, a larger garden, or simply more space around you, this ranch brings together a comfortable home, personal retreats, working spaces, and the independence to follow your own rhythm.
