The entrance to La Rana Escondida is hidden, just like the many frogs on the property that reveal themselves at times by their song only. On a cool evening after the ground has been bathed by a rain shower, you might hear the soft, slow clacking of what sounds like miniature bamboo wind chimes tickled by a faint breeze. This is the song of La Rana Escondida.

Front Pasture

Front of the house

Back of the house

Orchard on a foggy morning

August almond blooms

February almond harvest

Living Area

Kitchen with all major appliances

Bedroom #1 

Bedroom #2

Bedroom #3 / Garage

BBQ/Parrilla and adjacent sink

Mudroom/Sunroom

Bathroom #1 Vanity

Bathroom #1

Bathroom #2

Plant Life

Native

• Laurel
• Molle
• Pitanguero
• Tala
• Coronilla
• Tembetari
• Curupi
• Mburucuya
• Araza
• Guaviyu
• Guayabo
• Guayaba
• Arrayán

Other Fruit

• Almond
• Pear
• Apricot
• Nectarine
• Fig
• Caipirinha Lime
• Meyer Lemon
• Valencia Orange
• Kumquat
• Banana
• Avocado
• Prickly Pear

North pond

South pond (seasonal)

Morning fog in the lower surrounding areas

Details

Coneat (agriculture rating): 201

Double brick walls: 1ft/30.48cm with thick rigid foam insulation 

Ceiling: Brick ceiling tile, with thick rigid foam insulation

House: 145 m2

Porch: 16.2 m2

Barn interior: 34 m2

Barn exterior: 30 m2

Bedrooms: 3 all with built-in closets

Bathrooms: 2

Kitchen: cooktop, oven, microwave (all Candy brand), refrigerator (Consul-Whirlpool)
Mudroom/sunroom

Heat: Fireplace and woodstove
Wash Room: sink and washing machine (Ariston)

Ceiling fan: 1

Hot water tank

60 meter well

Leach field 
Two Ponds (one seasonal)

Frogs convey. 

If interested, please email laranaescondida at gmail dot com and thanks for stopping by!