A beautiful equestrian estate in California spanning 77 acres has hit the market for an eye-watering sum.
He Willow Creek Estatewhich has 25 rooms and facilities built for an Olympic athlete, was listed for the impressive sum of 100 million dollars in Rancho Santa Fe in San Diego.
The spacious property is located in one of the most exclusive zip codes in the United States and was designed to be “a clear vision of harmony between nature and luxury,” according to real estate agent Jason Barry of Jason Barry Team.
Willow Creek Estate has been listed for a staggering $100 million in San Diego’s Rancho Santa Fe.
“They really wanted to create something organic that went back to nature and something that was understated, not something flashy or over the top,” Jason Barry said.
The main house has a kitchen, study, family room, living room and dining room, as well as five bedrooms, a wine cellar and a games room.
The property has a large portion dedicated to equestrian facilities including two 35-horse stables and a 2-acre competition-sized equestrian field.
“They really wanted to create something organic that went back to nature and something that was understated, not something flashy or over the top,” he continued.
The Argentinian-inspired main house was built in 2008 and spans over 12,000 square feet.
The exterior of the house and guest house were painted Santa Barbara white, with a mix of tile and wood floors inside and wood beams lining the ceiling.
The main house has a kitchen, study, family room, living room and dining room, as well as five bedrooms, a wine cellar and a games room.
The Argentinian-inspired main house was built in 2008 and spans over 12,000 square feet.
The spacious property is located in one of the most exclusive zip codes in the United States and was designed to be “a clear vision of harmony between nature and luxury.”
The facility was originally designed for the daughter of the Hass family, heir to Levi Strauss, to train for the Olympic Games.
Designed for large-scale entertaining, the property includes a two-bedroom guest house, featuring a game room with pool tables, air hockey, and a two-lane bowling alley.
The auxiliary buildings have five more bedrooms and four apartments for ranch workers.
The property has a large portion dedicated to equestrian facilities including two 35-horse stables and a 2-acre competition-sized equestrian field.
The facility was originally designed for the daughter of the Hass family, heir to Levi Strauss, to train for the Olympics, according to Barry.
Barry described the location as the west coast of Wellington, the unofficial equestrian capital of the world, according to NBC 7.
The property also features tennis courts and private trails ideal for walking, running and horseback riding, as well as a private 15-acre bass-filled lake for swimming, paddling or boating.
The exterior of the house and guest house were painted Santa Barbara white, with a mix of tile and wood floors inside and wood beams lining the ceiling.
A view from the back porch shows manicured green pastures, a garden and a cowboy cabin that sleeps 12, as well as the manager’s quarters.
A view from the back porch shows manicured green pastures, a garden and a cowboy cabin that sleeps 12, as well as the manager’s quarters, he reported. CBS 8.
The property also includes tennis courts and private trails ideal for walking, running and horseback riding, as well as a 15-acre private lake stocked with bass for swimming, paddling or boating.
“This is literally ten minutes from the highway, from the beaches, from the coast, that’s unheard of,” Barry said.
“This extraordinary property is a testament to the vision, passion and love poured into its development, offering a sanctuary where nature, family and luxury come together in perfect harmony,” he added.