The vestiges of what was once Potato Hill Ranch is a 7.6-acre home privately nestled in hundreds of acres of open space. The home was originally built in 1980 of wood framing and mossrock accents and takes good advantage of the location with numerous decks and a covered patio. A Morton Barn with tack room, hay storage and a frost-free water spigot opens to pastures that flourish in summer from the sub-surface moisture. Lykins Gulch drains the foothills and surface water fills a picturesque pond before continuing on its way down valley, sustaining tree growth of both indigenous- and fruit trees along its course.