Old World Spainish Hacienda with irrigated acreage and plenty of space and privacy!! This stunning 1930s vintage ranch is situated along the banks of the Santa Cruz River Riparian area in Santa Cruz County and is easily accessible via I-19. This property features a main house with approximately 4436 square feet and consisting of three bedrooms and 3.5 baths along with a guest house with approximately 750 square feet of living space. The upgrades and features of the property are impeccable and include an oversized sub-zero refrigerator and freezer, viking gas range, granite countertops, wood floors, among other special features. The main home also has a 5 bay garage as well as an approximately 200 square foot air conditioned basement.

Outdoors at the main house is a large covered ramada/entertainment area with a full outdoor kitchen including a pizza oven and barbeque. Adjoining the outdoor space is a beautiful pool area with a pool house including a full bathroom and closet so it can double as a casita. In the main house compound there is also a fully air conditioned workshop/hobby/exercise room of approximately 700 square feet. The property has approximately 73 acres of irrigated pasture along with tack room with adjoining bathroom, hay barn, 13 horse stalls as well as multiple drinkers for each pasture. The Irrigation well pumps over 1200 gpm and could pump more if a larger pump is desired. The property also has its own 35 gpm domestic well which has just recently been refurbished to include a new pump and electrical. On that portion of the property where the horse facilities are located there is a beautiful walled courtyard complete with raised vegetable beds, a fireplace and a "casita" with a full bath. The property has been improved to include 600 amp electrical service. With access to the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic trail nearby for riding opportunities, as well as the shopping and conveniences of the nearby Historic Village of Tubac, the Rancho San Cayetano is perfectly positioned and is one of the most iconic ranches in Southern Arizona.