16366 Morro

You didn’t know this is what you were looking for until you saw it. This private retreat is a community of homes nestled among the oaks. There is a primary residence, a guest house, a duplex, and a single wide mobile home. All this on 20 wooded acres located between Morro Bay and Atascadero, California. Maybe you’re still dreaming of best friend row and searching for a community property where your friends and family can live nearby, or you’re exploring intimate compounds for a wellness or business retreat, you may even just want to offset the cost of living with rental income, this property offers all those opportunities and more. THE PRIMARY RESIDENCE: 3/3 and 2-car-garage with a welcoming sun room and loft with wet bar and covered deck. Note, one bedroom and bathroom has a kitchenette with private patio and entrance. Highlights of the primary home include artistic architecture with exposed wood beams, custom cabinetry made with Birdseye maple and a Purple Heart detail. Serenity and nature surround the dwelling. THE CREEK HOUSE 1/1.5 with an oversized two car garage, and bonus room. The living space is upstairs and includes an open living room, dining area, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and laundry room. The lower level includes the garage, bonus room, and half bath. Highlights of the Creek House include being perched high on the creek bank overlooking the riparian richness of the woods with views of the surrounding nature from every window as well as the expansive deck. THE UPPER DUPLEX: 2/1 plus laundry room. THE LOWER DUPLEX: 2/1 plus laundry room Highlights of the upper duplex include vaulted wood ceilings, a private balcony and views of the oaks giving it a treehouse feel. Highlights of the lower duplex include privacy and easy single level accessibility. THE MOBILE HOME: 2/2 plus laundry and two entry patios. The highlights of the mobile home are its vintage charm and location tucked into the wooded hillside. All homes share a private well and are served by propane. This special Oak woodland is nestled in the northern part of the Los Padres National Forest. Morro Creek meanders through the front, more level, portion of the property while the back side of the acreage has steeper terrain and extends up the hill connecting with BLM land in the north west corner. There are great hiking trails in the area including Cerro Alto trail and campground and a tasty eatery called the Halfway Station just up the road. Come see it, you'll want to call it home.