818 Ballard Canyon Rd Solvang, CA 93463
This exceptional 25.79-acre estate in Solvang, CA, offers a unique blend of luxury living and equestrian amenities. The property features a beautifully renovated 2,938 sq ft, four-bedroom, four-bathroom home designed by Mark Hemming, boasting custom cabinetry, GE Monogram appliances, and breathtaking valley views. The home includes two wood-burning fireplaces, a wine bar, and a formal living room. Outdoor features include an infinity pool and spa, a newly constructed outdoor riding arena, and a mature fruit orchard producing a variety of fruits. The extensive equestrian facilities include a 10-stall indoor riding arena and a 14-stall barn (with two stalls currently used as a greenhouse), complete with a new roof, fresh exterior paint, an office, and a tack room. The property also benefits from a robust irrigation system. Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, this gated estate provides privacy and seclusion while remaining just 5 minutes from local amenities. The property's APN is 137-120-035, and it's offered at $3,995,000 ($1,359.77/sq ft). Built in 1977, this three-building property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Solvang's prestigious horse country, ideally situated within the Ballard Canyon American Viticulture Area. The property's remote location offers tranquility, while its proximity to town ensures convenience. This is an ideal property for both equine enthusiasts and those seeking a luxurious country retreat.
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