Located just north of the popular San Carpoforo Creek beach and 1/2 mile south of Ragged Point, 18844 Cabrillo Highway is a rare, 121 acre coastal retreat. This stunning, rural property overlooks the Pacific Ocean and is surrounded by the Los Padres National Forest, a stretch of California Coastline that is largely undeveloped. Two streams run through the property, and there is an abundance of natural vegetation, including California Coastal Sage, Chaparral & Oak Woodlands.

There are 3 structures on the property. The primary home, built in 1973, is a single-level 3,159sf 3 bedroom, 3 bath plus indoor laundry, adobe brick house. The primary living areas have high, wood-beamed ceilings, brick walls, and tile flooring. There is a beautiful wood-burning fireplace in the living room plus built-in shelving and seating areas. Multiple windows offer views of the ocean, mountains and overall property. There are multiple patio settings and an oversized 2-car garage with additional storage. A dimensional composition shingle roof is newer and the source of heat and AC in the home includes mini-splits and radiant heat. The cozy guest cottage is approximately 745sf and features 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, a living area with a wood stove and picture window, kitchen and indoor laundry. A workshop/garage and fenced garden are close by. There are panoramic ocean and mountain views from both properties.

Solar panels with Tesla batteries are installed on each home for independent, sustainable energy. There are 2 wells on the property. One well has an electric pump, and the other well runs off the windmill located on the property. Also, there is a spring above the water tank that feeds water to the tanks. A septic system services both residences.

There are a network of hiking trails across a portion of the gently sloping land. A seasonal stretch of Badger Creek flows through the property, while the remainder of the property features rugged, mountainous terrain covered in natural brush and trees. This exceptional property offers privacy and endless outdoor possibilities, with potential for agricultural, equestrian and recreational uses. Information not verified.