Native vegetationScenic coastal foothillsPower and fiber-optic internetRural serenity
Running Quail Ranch - 30 Acres in Santa Barbara's Coastal Foothills Welcome to Running Quail Ranch, a rare 30-acre opportunity (three contiguous 10-acre parcels nestled in the scenic coastal foothills of east Santa Barbara County. The ranch offers panoramic views of valleys and mountains, shaded by centuries-old Coastal Oaks and native vegetation. Unlike most vacant land parcels, Running Quail Ranch is fully equipped with underground water, power, and fiber-optic internet already brought to the site -- a major head start for future development. Buyers have multiple options: *Create a private 30-acre retreat or legacy estate *Sell or hold 1-2 of the 10-acre parcels for investment flexibility*Build multiple estates or an eco-conscious retreat with rare infrastructure already in placeLocated between the Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Maria, the ranch combines rural serenity with proximity to wine country, beaches, and city conveniences.Running Quail Ranch offers the freedom to craft a family compound, a series of private estates, or a one-of-a-kind retreat all with modern infrastructure ready to go.
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Jody NealDRE#: 01995725805-252-9267,
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices - Santa Barbara,
Default Non Member Santa Ynez,
Unknown Office
Source: North Santa Barbara County MLS,MLS#: 25001833
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Has view: Yes
View description: Valley, Panoramic, Hill/Peak/Mnt
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