Farm stay in New Cuyama, California

12 guests
4 bedrooms
8 beds
3 baths

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars.2 reviews

Hosted by Ella

Superhost
3 years hosting

Listing highlights

In the Cuyama Valley

A secluded 160-acre ranch in the Cuyama Valley, about a two-hour drive from LA

Secret attic playroom for kids

A converted attic playroom with beds, toys, and books sits above the main floor

Great for groups with kids

Guests highlight how well the space works for multiple families traveling together

The Heritage House at Wasioja Ranch welcomes you with a wrap-around porch and stunning views. 3 downstairs bedrooms and 3 baths, plus a secret playroom with sleeping area in a converted attic. Explore the 160-acre ranch, where you’ll encounter chickens, longhorn cattle, and plenty of space to roam. Perfect for family getaways, this timeless ranch retreat offers hiking, relaxation, and a unique blend of rustic charm and modern comfort.

The space
Bed Breakdown: 1 California King in primary bedroom with en suite bathroom, 1 California King in bedroom with en suite bathroom, 2 Twins in a bedroom with access to a converted attic playroom with 2 Full size beds and 2 Twin trundle beds.

Far enough to feel "away" yet within a two hour drive from LA. Heritage House is happily located in the middle of nowhere: The Cuyama Valley aka The Valley of Hidden Enchantment. A secluded 160 acre haven with aged charms, handcrafted details, and vintage artifacts. Surrounded by sagebrush, juniper, and oak; Heritage House invites you to embrace the simplicity of life. Far from the city lights, you'll experience the magic of a night untamed. Ramble through meadows, encounter the resident cattle, and become part of the rhythmic pulse of the ranch. Book your stay at Heritage House and discover the art of time-worn living in the heart of California - where the wild still whispers.

Guest access
- We try our best to create a comfortable stay for you, but please keep in mind that country living does sometimes include an unexpected pest.

- Do not approach cattle or enter locked gates to their pastures.