West County at its finest! 3 bed, 2 bath house, with cathedral ceilings, reclaimed wood floors renovated kitchen/family room. Skywater Ranch was specially designed to manage the low water production that is typical in this area; carefully sculpted with permaculture design to capture winter rains, hold them on the land letting it spread and sink into the ground, allowing most plants and fruit trees to become dry farmed. Plants that have been added are designed to build habitat for local birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals. In addition to a massive English walnut tree, the land has black mission fig, persimmon, Gravenstein and Fuji apples, pears, huckleberries, blueberries and pineapple guava. There are also four large raised garden beds, one of which is planted in asparagus and strawberries. A Cob meditation/work cabin, we call it a cobin, stands in the garden, quiet and private. A sophisticated water catchment system fills 33,000+/- gals of water storage for domestic use.