Welcome to Rancho Chee Kee Tah, a picturesque 180± acre ranch retreat located where the Cuyama River crosses under Highway 166. This dual-county property includes two legal parcels: 174.4 acres in SLO County featuring a well-appointed residence and infrastructure, and 5.9 acres in Santa Barbara , which uniquely includes a scenic stretch of the Cuyama River forming the property's southeastern border. The 2-bedroom, 1.1-bath home offers 1,443 sq ft of thoughtfully maintained living space, including granite countertops, tile floors, dual-pane windows, and a wood-burning stove. A whole-home reverse osmosis system ensures pristine water quality. Step outside to a covered entertainer's patio with a wood-beamed ceiling, built-in BBQ, and pizza oven overlooking wide-open ranch views. Structures include a brand-new metal workshop/garage and an additional 625 sq ft metal shop with roll-up door and powerideal for equipment, storage, or hobby use. The property has both a domestic well and an agricultural well, fully equipped with pumps and irrigation systems. The land features open pasture, gentle slopes, and river frontagesuitable for ranching, recreation, agriculture, or potential vacation rental use. Private yet accessible, Rancho Cha Kee Tah is just 14 miles west of New Cuyama and 38 miles from Santa Maria. A rare opportunity to own a riverfront California ranch with multi-use potential and stunning natural beauty.

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