Property Description

Rooted in history and built for modern living, this extraordinary 48± acre estate traces its origins to a working dairy farm of the 1930s and today stands as one of the Central Coast's most remarkable properties. Groves of olive trees, rows of wine grapes, beehives, and nearly a century of original outbuildings set the stage for something truly special. The main residence is a masterful reinvention of the original adobe structure, now a 1,800± sq ft two-bedroom, two-bathroom all-electric home. Original adobe walls finished in deep charcoal grey anchor the vaulted living room, while the kitchen shines with custom local granite countertops. The primary suite offers a walk-in closet, private patio access, and a spa-inspired bathroom with his-and-hers shower heads. The guest house is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom retreat with a deck, propane stove, and its own laundry, ideal for extended family or income potential. The finished two-car garage also features a bunkhouse and bonus room with power. The outbuildings are where this property truly sets itself apart. The reimagined Dairy Barn features three mini-splits, a full bathroom, kitchenette, office, and sitting room, ready with endless possibilities. Equestrian enthusiasts will love the six-stall Breezeway Horse Barn with four attached fenced corrals. An expansive Equipment Barn with workshop and the charming Carriage House round out an impressive collection of structures. Two wells, water rights to the Salinas River at 400± acre-feet annually, three electric meters, and barn-mounted solar panels provide exceptional infrastructure. The land produces Rhone-style wine grapes, heritage olive trees, pomegranates, pistachios, lavender, and more. A covered entertaining pavilion, hot tub, raised garden beds, and play structure complete the picture. Whether you are envisioning a boutique winery, agritourism destination, multigenerational compound, or a life lived beautifully on the land, 7865 Airport Road is a once-in-a-generation opportunity.

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