“I LOVE THE PEACE, QUIET, AND BEING TOTALLY ENGULFED IN NATURE. WE LOVE TAKING A RIDE AROUND THE PROPERTY—WE CALL IT ‘TAKING A TWIRL.’ WE CHECK EVERYTHING OUT AND LOOK FOR AS MANY ANIMALS AS WE CAN FIND. IT’S LIKE A TREASURE HUNT EVERY TIME! IT’S ESPECIALLY DELIGHTFUL WHEN THE WILD HORSES DECIDE TO FOLLOW US.”—Julia Carr Lee and Julia Carr stroll around 800-acre enclave, which includes the main house (above) designed by Architect Joseph Plunkett (who, with William Albert Edwards, designed the historic Arlington Theatre and Santa Barbara Airport), and a schoolhouse (left) designed by Architect Cliff May, who is considered the father of the California ranch house.
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