Because the 7.3 kw OWNED SOLAR is paid off, the PG&E true-up bill was only $751.00 for the ENTIRE YEAR in 2024! Beautiful house with all the wish list items: Cul-de-sac, 1.33 acres, POOL, HORSE PASTURE, REMODELED High-end Kitchen (sellers were planning for this to be their forever home and spared no expense on custom cabinets, quartzite counters, farm sink and walk-in pantry with office desk and window and a new half bath). Newer Engineered hardwood in kitchen and entry and hall. WOODSTOVES in both living rooms with custom rock hearths. HUGE, detached GARAGE with air-conditioned office/ 4th guest room that has ADU/ mother-in-law unit potential, workshop with wood stove, tack room, hay shed, fenced and cross fenced. Very quiet and private yet moments to shopping and walking distance to school. OUT-DOOR KITCHEN on large covered fenced patio, various sheds and dog runs, and garden areas with established landscaping. Tons of room to park RVs, BOATS, HORSE TRAILERS. Primary bedroom has remodeled bathroom with low threshold custom stone and tile shower and HEATED FLOORS. Glass doors from primary bedroom lead to the pool and offer views of the covered patio, pool, horse pasture and lush olive groves. Wheelchair ramp to front door and paved parking in front. Second living room has its own entrance and beautiful exposed antique beams with adze marks and tons of natural light and cozy window seats with storage benches. Spanish tile roof and custom brick work make this the perfect blend of county ranchette and cozy home with luxury upgrades and potential for second unit–on Sewer, not septic, which makes additions much easier. In-ground gunite pool was resurfaced about 6 years ago and has an outdoor bathroom and lots of storage for pool floaties and equipment. Security fence separates it from the outdoor kitchen for added water safety. Woodstoves add charm and warmth. House also has a newer central heat and air system installed in 2013. Solar Installed in 2019 and is included with sale with $0 owed. Potential to rent out pasture to horses for supplemental income.