Atop a hilltop promontory in historic San Juan Capistrano, Casa Grande at Coral Farms encompasses 42.75 acres with 360-degree views of the Pacific Ocean, the surrounding mountains, the city lights and the San Juan Capistrano Mission.
The estate is anchored by a 21,500-square-foot Spanish Mission Revival building with three residences, office and conference facilities, and parking for up to sixteen cars. Entitlements include permitted plans for a nearly 39,000-square-foot Mission Revival primary residence with seven bedrooms and six fireplaces, exempt from the city's Ridgeline Ordinance, along with approved uses for guest villas, stables, barns and greenhouses.
Coral Farms is also a working agribusiness, with avocado, citrus and agave in production. Feasibility studies for large-scale agave planting and a boutique distillery are available, and enrollment in the Williamson Act preserves the land as agricultural open space, with estimated annual tax savings of more than $660,000 that transfer to the next owner.
Five miles from Dana Point Harbor and less than 20 miles from John Wayne Airport, it is a generational acquisition, and a rare canvas for one of Southern California's great legacy properties.