Located at the end of a long private drive within the coveted equestrian enclave of Rancho Cuerno Largo, 3110 Acampo Road is a remarkable ±19-acre estate where California ranch living meets the beauty, equestrian heritage, and relaxed sophistication of the Santa Ynez Valley. Sweeping 360-degree views encompass Ballard Canyon, Grass Mountain, rolling hills, and oak-studded countryside. Designed to embrace its setting, the approximately 3,254-square-foot custom California ranch home was created by renowned architect Robert Ingle Hoyt and builder Erling Pohls. Centered around a courtyard, the single-level residence opens to expansive outdoor living spaces overlooking the Valley. Vaulted ceilings, an open floor plan, two fireplaces, abundant natural light, and sweeping views create a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. The main residence offers three bedrooms and three bathrooms, plus a flexible-use room opening to the courtyard that is currently utilized as a bedroom and equally suited as an office, studio, or den. The primary suite and second bedroom feature en-suite baths. Privately positioned in its own wing, the third bedroom offers a separate entrance, living area, and en-suite bath, creating an inviting retreat for guests or extended family. A dedicated workspace and laundry area are conveniently located behind the kitchen. A circa-late-1800s farmhouse adds historic character with four bedrooms, two baths, and covered porches. Thoughtfully restored over the years, it retains a connection to the property’s agricultural past. Two additional farmworker quarters further support guest, staff, and ranch functions. Equestrian amenities include a 14-stall stable, large arena, round pen, substantial hay barn with bathroom, cross-fenced turnouts, and ride-out access to equestrian trails. Additional ranch improvements provide space for offices, management, equipment, storage, and operational uses. Two wells support the agricultural and equestrian functions, while AG-1-20 zoning offers flexibility for a range of ranch uses. Just moments from the village of Los Olivos, the property offers a tranquil setting surrounded by vineyards, working ranches, and open landscapes. Here, equestrian tradition, architectural character, natural beauty, and proximity to wine country converge in a rare Santa Ynez Valley offering.