At the end of a cul-de-sac, and just 45 minutes from LA, sits this unique 2,868 sf home nestled on 1.85 gently rolling acres. One of Acton’s first ranches, the property began as a hunting cabin in 1928 and has been lovingly reimagined by each owner since. Stepping on the large front porch, you are transported to a bygone era of peace and serenity, perfect for hosting summer dinners or relaxing in the hot tub. The open living and adjacent dining area inside is equally inviting, framed by train bridge posts and railroad ties. As a restaurateur, the current owner, in collaboration with interior designer Mariah O’Brien, customized and expanded the kitchen, outfitting it with an Elmira Stove Works range, tin tile ceiling, standing gas fireplace, quartz countertops, and a breakfast nook. A cozy den, two guest bedrooms, and two bathrooms complete the first floor. The striking stone fireplace, anchoring the home, doubles as the stairway to the airy, loft-like primary room with a walk-in closet and stunning views of the hills and mountains beyond. The property features several outbuildings, including a two-story 2,186 sf barn-shaped garage and workshop – even offering a pit for car enthusiasts. Two carports provide additional covered parking spaces. Beside the garage lies an attached horse barn with an arena and adjacent horse pipe corrals. A private well supplies the property, with the option to connect to accessible city water. With nearby amenities, sweeping views, and exceptional privacy, this is a rare opportunity to embrace tranquil country living in a truly special place.