Perched atop a stunning vantage point in Ramona, Casa Aguila is a trailblazing model of sustainable living, where cutting-edge innovation meets breathtaking natural beauty. Named for the golden eagles that soar through the adjacent San Pasqual Valley, this 4-bedroom, 4-bath, 3,234 sq. ft. residence is a LEED Platinum-certified masterpiece, designed to be water-autonomous, fire-resilient, and energy-independent. Casa Aguila was reimagined as a self-sustaining sanctuary—one that not only thrives off the land but sets a precedent for eco-conscious design. Every detail was meticulously crafted to ensure resilience, efficiency, and harmony with its surroundings, from its advanced water recycling systems and solar-wind hybrid energy sources to its fire-resistant materials and ultra-efficient insulation. Beyond its groundbreaking sustainability, Casa Aguila offers unparalleled panoramic views, a sense of serene seclusion, and proximity to the Cleveland National Forest—all while being just 45 minutes from the coast. A true landmark of innovation and environmental stewardship, this is more than a home—it’s an inspiration for the future of living. This unique, gated and secure, hilltop, Platinum LEED certified and fire resistant property was constructed as a labor of love. Construction cost in 2015 was well over $4 million. West Ramona location is 45 minutes to beaches. Special features too numerous for this space are outlined on attached document.

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