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Resting on Ring Lane, within Carmel Valley's desirable Miramonte neighborhood, the luxe home has a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, gym and tennis court.

Last fall, as Kat Hardisty-Cranstone was entering her first semester as a grad student at CSU Monterey Bay studying environmental sciences, she took a trip out to Rana Creek Ranch