Serveral years later, Lilian Rice completed its rehabilitiation. It remains intact on a knoll overlooking the San Dieguito River Valley. The second of the two adobes is believed to have been built by Juan Maria Osuna on the land grant deeded to him around 1845. Called Rancho San Dieguito, the surrounding land and adobes passed through various owners in the the ensuing years. Today, Rancho Santa Fe provides country living at its best with a championship calibre golf course and tennis courts, as well as a Riding Club blessed with miles of well maintained, dedicated trails.
Children attend an outstanding school and are provided with spacious playgrounds for sports.
The beautiful Library and Garden Club present many and varied programs. For the older residents, the Senior Center offers transportation and various other services when needed. The Association Art Jury and the Rancho Santa Fe Historical Society are working to maintain the beauty and traditions of the Ranch, and the many service clubs and social organizations provide for a well rounded and enjoyable life style.