The ranch's headquarters, crafted from hand-hewn large timbers, stands majestically atop a bluff overlooking the Bee Creek Valley. As you enter the family gathering room, the compound-style architecture will take your breath away. Each of the four distinct living spaces and gathering areas features grand fireplaces made from river rock and native stone. The beautiful hardwood floors and impressive beams highlight the exceptional wood and log craftsmanship. Stepping out from the family gathering room onto the deck, you'll find a spiral staircase leading down to a wine cellar ingeniously built into the mountainside, which is still in use today. Each living space is unique, such as a large master bedroom and living space unique to anything that I have ever seen. The 4th building of the compound is a duplex style multiple bed sleeping space each having its own bathroom. A large newly constructed metal barn with large multiple roll up bay style doors, concrete floors and 2 story living space with porch adds additional flexibility for this part of the headquarters. Again, there is such a vast amount of craftmanship and personal touches that is a must see to fully appreciate. The Ranch has an additional foreman headquarters separate from the main compound and has a foreman living in the house at this time. Also, another storage metal building that can store large equipment.