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Santa Margarita, California, USA 5909 E. POZO ROAD
PETE CLARK
c: (805) 441-3479 o: (805) [email protected]
ClarkCompany.com DRE 00656930
HomeServices of America, Inc. Equal Housing Opportunity. The enclosed information has been obtained from sources that we deem reliable; however, it is not guaranteed by Clark Company and is presented subject to corrections, errors, prior sale, changes or withdrawal from the market without notice
KERRY MORMANN
c: (805) 689-3242 o: (805) [email protected]
CoastalRanch.comDRE 00598625
La Panza RanchThe expansive, 14,750±-acre La Panza Ranch with historical significance is a superb, diverse holding east of Santa Margarita on State Highway 58. Encompassing lush valleys and rolling hills with plentiful wildlife, picturesque views abound in every direction. Water is abundant with over 50 wells, 3 reservoirs, 6 springs, and numerous creeks. A turn-key operation comprised of 51 certificated parcels under Williamson Act Contract, La Panza Ranch produces a variety of crops—101± acres of grapes, 200± acres of oat hay, 135± acres alfalfa, 300± acres forage hay, and 280± acres olive trees.
The complex improvements include an elegant, 5,500± square foot hacienda-style main home, guest cottage, bunk house, putting green, helicopter pad, 100± miles of ranch roads, horse barns, hay barns, equipment sheds, extensive fencing, and state of the art olive mill complete with nearby office and ranch manager’s home. Further, La Panza Ranch currently runs 230 head of cow/calf pairs and offers all necessary infrastructure for a cattle operation including a lease on the adjoining 3,300± acre BLM land.
La Panza- means the “paunch”, which was a portion of slaughtered beef the vaqueros used as bait to trap or poison the California Grizzly bear, common to the area back then. Today the area has prolific wildlife including the black bear, mountain lion, Tule Elk, deer, wild pigs, bobcat, coyote, turkey, golden eagle, hawks, quail, and dove.
The La Panza Ranch history is rich and fascinating. The ranch is well known for once being owned in the 1860’s by Drury James, uncle of the infamous outlaws Jesse & Frank James. The brothers visited and worked on the ranch in 1868 when Jesse was recovering from bullet wounds from a bank robbery. He came to bathe in the sulfur springs at Uncle Drury’s Hot Springs Hotel in Paso Robles. Drury James is also credited as the founder of Paso Robles. The brothers stay was without incident and they left a year later. The Ranch today produces award winning olive oil under the “Outlaw” brand.
La Panza RanchThe expansive, 14,750±-acre La Panza Ranch with historical significance is a superb, diverse holding east of Santa Margarita on State Highway 58. Encompassing lush valleys and rolling hills with plentiful wildlife, picturesque views abound in every direction. Water is abundant with over 50 wells, 3 reservoirs, 6 springs, and numerous creeks. A turn-key operation comprised of 51 certificated parcels under Williamson Act Contract, La Panza Ranch produces a variety of crops—101± acres of grapes, 200± acres of oat hay, 135± acres alfalfa, 300± acres forage hay, and 280± acres olive trees.
The complex improvements include an elegant, 5,500± square foot hacienda-style main home, guest cottage, bunk house, putting green, helicopter pad, 100± miles of ranch roads, horse barns, hay barns, equipment sheds, extensive fencing, and state of the art olive mill complete with nearby office and ranch manager’s home. Further, La Panza Ranch currently runs 230 head of cow/calf pairs and offers all necessary infrastructure for a cattle operation including a lease on the adjoining 3,300± acre BLM land.
La Panza- means the “paunch”, which was a portion of slaughtered beef the vaqueros used as bait to trap or poison the California Grizzly bear, common to the area back then. Today the area has prolific wildlife including the black bear, mountain lion, Tule Elk, deer, wild pigs, bobcat, coyote, turkey, golden eagle, hawks, quail, and dove.
The La Panza Ranch history is rich and fascinating. The ranch is well known for once being owned in the 1860’s by Drury James, uncle of the infamous outlaws Jesse & Frank James. The brothers visited and worked on the ranch in 1868 when Jesse was recovering from bullet wounds from a bank robbery. He came to bathe in the sulfur springs at Uncle Drury’s Hot Springs Hotel in Paso Robles. Drury James is also credited as the founder of Paso Robles. The brothers stay was without incident and they left a year later. The Ranch today produces award winning olive oil under the “Outlaw” brand.
Santa Margarita, California, USA 5909 E. POZO ROAD
PETE CLARK
c: (805) 441-3479 o: (805) [email protected]
ClarkCompany.com DRE 00656930
©2018 BHH Affiliates, LLC. An independently operated subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc. Equal Housing Opportunity. The enclosed information has been obtained from sources that we deem reliable; however, it is not guaranteed by Clark Company and is presented subject to corrections, errors, prior sale, changes or withdrawal from the market without notice
KERRY MORMANN
c: (805) 689-3242 o: (805) [email protected]
CoastalRanch.comDRE 00598625
