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The Red House was built by the Hastings family in 1930 to house the teachers at the Carmel Valley Ranch School, in the School House, just below the Red House. A steep road up the Red House was replaced in 2001 with a chip-sealed access road along the side of the hill. The house remains true to the 1930's with wood heat and a magnificent (original) lion-claw bathtub, etc.
View of Red House from the west.
Bedroom in Red House
Red House Kitchen, with modern electric stove, refrigerator, etc.