物件特色
Sonoma County, located in northern California, lies about 60 miles north of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and is home to nearly 500,000 residents. The county is most commonly known as one of California’s most prestigious and historic Wine Countries, accommodating more than 400 wineries. There are currently 16 approved Sonoma County appellations including Alexander Valley, Bennett Valley, Carneros, Chalk Hill, Dry Creek Valley, Fort Ross, Green Valley, Knights Valley, Moon Mountain, Northern Sonoma, Pine Mountain, Rockpile, Russian River Valley, Sonoma Coast, Sonoma Mountain, and Sonoma Valley.
Sonoma County offers miles of rugged Pacific coastline, towering redwood forests, vineyards, rivers and lakes making outdoor activity a staple for locals and visitors. Sonoma County’s involvement in the slow food movement has been prominent to California’s sustainable living values, inspiring change in food policy, market forces and production practices. The movement envisions a world in which all people can eat food that is good for them, the people who grow it, and the planet. Farm-to-table restaurants have flourished in Sonoma County, offering northern California some of the world’s finest cuisine.
A beautiful ranch that is totally secluded. 178 +/- acres, two parcels with many inner ranch private roads. No records of when the hunting cabin with a deck was built, has been well maintained. Has a detached bathroom along with a large barn. Fronts on both the Wheatfield Fork of the Gualala River and Tombs Creek. Incredible views, an abundance of wildlife, and many varieties of trees. Helicopter landing pad. Verizon tower is just to the northwest so one gets good cell coverage. Access the ranch; Out Dry Creek Road to Skaggs Springs Stewarts Point Road then out private gated Wickersham Road, or out Rockpile Road to private and gated Kelly Road. The two access roads have fees that total $ 1,050.00 yearly. Water from spring′s. Generator and solar panel′s.This is ideal habitat for Wild Boar, Blacktail Deer, Wild Turkey, Quail, and occasional Black Bear.