1740 10th Street

Nestled in the picturesque coastal foothills northwest of Paso Robles, Rancho San Miguel stands as one of California’s most prestigious equestrian properties. Renowned for its stallion station and exceptional foal nursery, this premier facility has been a pillar of the state’s Thoroughbred breeding industry for decades. Spanning over 200 acres across four parcels, the ranch is thoughtfully developed with meticulously maintained pastures and state-of-the-art equine facilities, ensuring the highest level of care for mares, foals, and stallions. Designed for large-scale operations, the farm features a stallion barn, multiple horse barns, spacious stalls, turnout pens, small paddocks and expansive irrigated pastures with pipe fencing. Specialized breeding infrastructure includes padded palpation chutes, foal boxes, a dedicated foaling barn with a 2,000-lb hoist for emergency assistance, a medical/vet exam room and a large breeding barn. Additional amenities such as a round pen, euro-ciser, track, wash rack, hay barn, shop, equipment storage and training areas make this an exceptional facility for multiple equine ventures. Beyond its equestrian offerings, Rancho San Miguel is designed for comfort, convenience, and security. The property includes multiple wells and septic systems, numerous residences and RV hook-ups for owners, employees, and guests, and a custom-built swimming pool with breathtaking views. Automatic gated entry ensures privacy and safety, making this a secure and tranquil retreat within a fully operational horse farm. While currently one of California’s leading Thoroughbred breeding operations, Rancho San Miguel is also perfectly suited for a wide range of equine disciplines, including dressage, show jumping, reining, cutting, eventing and polo. The acreage and top-tier facilities provide limitless possibilities for training, competition, a private equestrian retreat, or even an event center. Centrally located between San Francisco and Los Angeles, Rancho San Miguel is a rare and unique property in California’s equestrian landscape. For breeders, trainers, and equestrian enthusiasts alike, this extraordinary property is more than just a horse farm—it’s an opportunity to own a legacy.