31372 Trigo Trail

Nestled within the ultra-private, guard-gated enclave of Los Ranchos Estates in Coto de Caza, 31372 Trigo Trail is a grand-scale estate of nearly 8,546 sq ft, featuring six ensuite bedrooms, ten baths, and a six-car garage, set on over 4.3 acres of lush, manicured grounds behind dual iron gates—an estate as rare as it is refined. Built in 2000, this home offers opulent living and entertainment spaces highlighted by soaring custom ceilings, a dual-refrigerator kitchen, grand butler’s pantry, elegant formal dining, and a glamorous master suite with dual closets and private gym/office. The entertaining flow continues outdoors with a resort-style pool with a waterfall, a cabana equipped with outdoor kitchen and sound system, a dedicated pool bath, and fruit-bearing orchard—all supported by a well water irrigation system. With a custom built 10 stall barn with a professional arena. This home went through extensive upgrades both inside and out since 2020. Los Ranchos Estates is one of Orange County’s most esteemed estates subdivisions on 355 acres, with only ~75 custom homes—ensuring privacy and exclusivity. The area's equestrian roots run deep; it includes the Coto Equestrian Center, famously used for the 1984 Olympic modern pentathlon, reinforcing the area's prestige and heritage. Lifestyle amenities abound. Situated minutes from the renowned Coto de Caza Golf & Racquet Club, residents enjoy 36 holes of championship golf, tennis/pickleball courts, fitness and spa facilities, dining options, and social programming. Miles of equestrian and hiking trails weave through rolling hills and preserved open space—perfect for an active, nature-centered lifestyle. Despite its serene setting, the home remains highly accessible—just ~24 miles from John Wayne Airport (SNA) and within straightforward reach of broader Southern California airports like LGB, ONT, and LAX. In essence, 31372 Trigo Trail offers unmatched scale, elegance, and lifestyle in a storied, high-value enclave—combining resort-style luxury, Olympic equestrian heritage, and a prime location for family life or modern estate living. This isn’t simply a home—it’s a legacy.