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Includes:
• • Large private residence with 2 bedrooms up and 2 down, total of 4.5 baths and much more, 5250 square feet in the house plus 3500 square feet of covered porches; awesome outdoor Jacuzzi with incredible views
• • Restaurant with 2 bathrooms
• • 9 individual cabin units, with a total square footage of nearly 6000 square feet plus approximately 2500 square feet of covered porches
• • 20’ X 40’ swimming pool with additional shallow area for lounge chairs or little ones
• • Employee residence
• • Employee lounge, employee office, exercise room and laundry room
• • Yoga pavilion with 2 bathrooms
• • Several storage buildings
• • Power house with inverters and batteries, 76 solar panels, 3 hydro- electric power generators and a back-up diesel generator
• • Open air barn area with tack room
• • 3 greenhouses plus a chicken coop
• • Wood shop
• • Fruit orchard
• • Cows, chickens
• • Approximately 29,000 square feet of buildings and covered terraces
Rancho de Caldera is a stunning property located on 50+ gorgeous acres. While I ran it as a resort for several years, it is currently closed to the public and is my private residence. I currently have renters in some of the cabins. The property is ideal as a retreat center, an amazing family compound, or an eco-resort.
There are 3 sets of cabins, with 3 individual, connecting units in each set, for a total of 9 individual cabin units. Together, each set becomes, in essence, a 2 bedroom house, with the left unit having 2 queen beds and a large, walk-in double shower; the middle unit has a full kitchen, sofa set, dining area and (Murphy) queen bed; and the right unit has a king bed and bathtub/shower combo. Each unit within each set connects through a hallway and the doors can be locked for privacy between units.
The yoga pavilion is a 40' X 40' open, covered space with no columns, ideal for yoga, parties, receptions and/or meetings. Additionally, there is a 10 foot covered porch surrounding the space on 3 sides, and there are 2 bathrooms. The entrance is made of coral brought in from the US and the small pond by the entry to the pavilion is stocked with koi. The entire resort was built with top of the line materials and a qualified construction crew (the same crew started and finished the project, and is still available for further construction or projects).
Rancho is totally off the grid, with several hydro-electric generators to provide power in the rainy season and 76 solar panels to provide power in the dry season. There is a back-up diesel generator used for back-up power. New batteries were installed in 2013 and are expected to last up to 22 years.

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