luxury farmhouses for sale Coulterville, United States

Escape to your own private 850-acre sanctuary where wide-open spaces, abundant wildlife, and turnkey improvements create the ultimate ranch and recreational retreat. This diverse property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, functionality, and is plentiful with six wells, seasonal creeks, multiple ponds, and natural springs thoughtfully dispersed across the landscape, supporting both wildlife and livestock. Neighboring cattle currently graze the property, presenting an agricultural-use opportunity while maintaining the ranch's open ranch is well-equipped for extended stays or weekend escapes. A charming two-room stone cabin provides rustic comfort with bunk accommodations and a functional kitchen - perfect for hosting family and guests for quiet country getaways. Situated next to the creek, there is a stone patio, with build-in BBQ and a trellised seating area for outdoor dining. A spacious wooden barn features living quarters and wide overhang sides, offering equipment storage, shelter for livestock, and additional covered for independence, the property includes solar panels, batteries and a generator, ensuring reliable off-grid capability.  Many miles of internal ranch roads wind throughout the acreage, providing easy access to water sources, and scenic vantage the outdoor enthusiast, this ranch is an excellent nature preserve.  Whether you're seeking a working ranch, recreational investment, or legacy family property, this 850-acre offering delivers space, resources, and opportunity in one remarkable package.

Just a few turns from New Jersey’s last covered bridge, 89 inspired acres roll out like a pastoral dream in the heart of Hunterdon County. This is not your average farmstead. This is a place where traditions are honored, animals are well-housed, and there’s a proper barn just for parties complete with a barrel-vaulted ceiling and a bar. The land itself is shaped by a network of fenced paddocks, dry lots, and barns that still serve their original purpose. One is ready for horses with four stalls, a heated tack room, and a hayloft that swallows up to 1,200 bales. Another once ran as a dairy barn, now brimming with potential, and there’s even a proper chicken coop. At the center of it all, the 19th-century farmhouse has been added upon and transformed into a place of pure comfort and grace, warmed by two gas fireplaces and the stories told around them. The kitchen, with its oversized island, hearth, and casual dining nook, is where the hours melt away. The great room, with its soaring ceiling and shuttered interior windows, is equal parts music hall and quiet escape. The living room spills out onto a wide bluestone patio. The dining room still knows how to host a holiday, and the upstairs main bedroom is thoughtfully tucked away from the others, one of which hides a cedar closet. There’s laundry upstairs, a sauna below, and a stone-walled nook that all but begs to become a wine cellar. Elsewhere on the property are surprises that stretch this estate beyond a single narrative: a garage with a finished game room above, a storybook cottage-style apartment, another two-bedroom apartment with a loft, and a studio with its own bathroom. Even the pets have their own fenced ¾-acre patch to keep them safe. In a world that moves too fast, this is a place that knows how to slow down while keeping farm life humming. Property is comprised of two lots: 4.92 for the main residence and 84 for the farmland. Please note the bedroom and bathroom counts include the Guest House and Cottage.

Embrace California's western heritage on the historic Albright Ranch, a 110-acre working cattle ranch located in Somerset, El Dorado County. This property features a 1940's vintage ranch house, large barn, workshop, greenhouse, guest house, pear orchard, multiple water wells, 2-acre bass pond, and is fully fenced and crossfenced. The gently rolling terrain has mature oaks, pines, and open grasslands suitable for a wide variety of wildlife.The Albright Ranch is a 110-acre cattle ranch located in Somerset, California. Once a portion of the historic Meyer Ranch nearby, the ranch is situated between the North and Middle Forks of the Consumnes River. The ranch is a short 20 minute drive to Placerville to the north and Jackson to the South. Sitting at an elevation of approximately 2,400 feet, the gently rolling hills of the ranch provide mature native oaks, conifers, and open grasslands suitable for a wide variety of livestock and wildlife. Water is abundant on the ranch with multiple natural springs, a year-round pond, and several productive water wells. Located in the Fairplay AVA wine growing region and surrounded by neighboring vineyards, the ranch's favorable soils may have the potential for planting a vineyard, expanded fruit orchard, or other crops. The Ranch is under an active Williamson Act conservation contract. The Albright Ranch features a 1940's vintage ranch house with 2,439 sq ft, 4-plus bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a large outdoor deck. The detached 1,300 sq ft garage and workshop provides plenty of room for tools, equipment, and toys. Within the ranch house complex, a large 1,800 sq ft barn includes a tackroom, hay storage, office, and blacksmith shop. Attached to the barn is 6 enclosed and covered horse stalls. A corral provides an area to contain and sort livestock, and includes a squeeze chute. Nearby is a 450 sq ft greenhouse to exercise your green thumb. The Ranch also includes a 1,800 sq foot manufactured home suitable for a rental, guest house, or onsite housing for a hired hand. There are multiple water wells that provide domestic water to the ranch and to the livestock. The 1-acre orchard is planted in mature Asian Pears. The natural springs on the ranch feed an approximate 2-acre year-round bass pond behind an earthen dam. Several other smaller seasonal ponds with dams are located throughout the property. The Ranch is fully fenced along the perimeter and crossfenced creating multiple pastures. The interior of the Ranch is accessible via a network of roads and trails that brings visitors through open grasslands, oak woodlands, and mixed conifer forest. Perfect for between-the-ears trail rides on horseback or on ATVs. For the hunter, the varied terrain and vegetation offers excellent habitat for for wildlife including wild turkey and blacktail deer. The 2-acre spring-fed pond is the perfect opportunity to get a line wet and reel in a bass. Within just a short drive, the lands of the El Dorado National Forest, with thousands of acres to explore, hundreds of miles of trails, cold mountain streams, and high-country alpine lakes, is a outdoorsman's paradise. The Albright Ranch is primarily used currently for cattle grazing on its open grasslands and woodlands. Situated in the Fairplay AVA, the upper portion of the ranch along Grizzly Flat Road was once planted in wine grapes and currently features a small 1-acre Asian Pear orchard and several large walnut trees near the ranch house. With it rich soils and plentiful water, the Ranch can support a variety of agricultural uses and is subject to an active Williamson Act conservation contract. Somerset, California, is located in the Sierra Foothills and experiences a climate defined by its elevation, with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. This seasonal variety supports a range of outdoor activities, from hiking and water sports to wine tasting and camping. Outdoor activities: Hiking and trails The Sly Park Recreation Area is a key destination near Somerset, offering an 8.5-mile loop trail around Jenkinson Lake suitable for hiking, walking, and mountain biking. The area also features a popular waterfall. The Eldorado National Forest borders the area and provides numerous trails for more extensive hiking. For an easy, scenic hike, an unnamed trail leads to a waterfall on Mormon Emigrant Trail and offers swimming opportunities in the cold water during warm weather. Cronan Ranch Regional Trails Park, slightly further afield, offers trails with views of the American RiverWater recreation Jenkinson Lake, within Sly Park Recreation Area, is a hub for water activities. Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, and boating, with boat rentals available. The South Fork American River offers opportunities for whitewater rafting, particularly during the late spring and summer months. Camping The region has several campgrounds, including locations near Jenkinson Lake at Sly Park Recreation Area and KOA sites that cater to both tent campers and RVs. Wine tasting and vineyard tours As part of the Fair Play American Viticultural Area (AVA), Somerset is surrounded by vineyards that offer outdoor tasting experiences. Wineries often have scenic grounds and patios where guests can relax and enjoy the scenery. Saluti Cellars offers unique EquWine Experiences, combining horseback riding through the vineyards with wine tasting. Climate and seasonal features Summer: The summer months are warm and dry, with average high temperatures reaching into the low 90s °F (around 33 °C) in July. The higher elevation means evenings are much cooler, which is beneficial for both camping and grape growing. Autumn: The weather in the fall is mild, and the changing foliage creates a scenic landscape for outdoor activities. Wine harvest festivals are a popular attraction during this time. Winter: Winters are cool and wet, with December being one of the coldest and wettest months. Rain and cooler temperatures mean fewer crowds and a peaceful atmosphere. Spring: Spring brings mild temperatures and vibrant wildflowers, creating ideal conditions for hiking and exploring. The town of Somerset, California, was founded in the mid-19th century during the Gold Rush as a trading post. In the modern era, it has become known as a peaceful wine-growing region in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Early history and Gold Rush era Establishment: Somerset was settled in 1856 by former residents of Somerset, Ohio, who named the new community after their hometown. Trading post: In its early years, Somerset served as a small but important trading stop for miners and others traveling to nearby mining towns like Grizzly Flat, Fair Play, and Indian Diggings. The Somerset Hotel: Around 1864, the Somerset Hotel was a prominent local landmark and featured in an important story in El Dorado County's history. It was a site connected to the infamous Bullion Bend stagecoach robbery, which took place nearby. Pony Express trail: Some historical accounts suggest the area was traversed by the Pony Express. The nearby community of Meyers was a registered Pony Express station. The Albright Ranch is located in Somerset, El Dorado County, California. It sits just 20 minutes south of Placerville and 40 minutes north of Jackson off of Grizzly Flat Road. Sacramento and the Sacramento International Airport are approximately 1 hour away to the west. Lake Tahoe is a 1 hour 20 minute drive to the east.

The renowned Twilight Moon Ranch, featured in Paramount's hit television series Yellowstone—offers an extraordinary opportunity to own the heart of this celebrated Western estate. This exceptional offering includes the beautifully crafted main ranch residence, a private fly-fishing pond, and approximately eight acres of pristine horse pasture, creating the perfect balance of luxury living, recreation, and authentic ranch heritage. Built in 2014, the stunning 7,340-square-foot residence features seven spacious seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and warm mountain-inspired architecture designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living. Thoughtfully designed gathering spaces, a grand stone fireplace, and expansive windows frame the spectacular views while seamlessly connecting the home to its breathtaking natural surroundings. Whether casting a fly on your private pond, riding horseback across lush pastures, or simply taking in the peace and beauty of the surrounding mountains, Twilight Moon Ranch embodies the timeless spirit of the American West. Ideally located in the picturesque ranching community of Oakley, Utah, just a short drive from Park City, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly iconic legacy property with remarkable privacy, recreation, and cinematic history.

Welcome to your perfect Lake Tahoe getaway! Whether you're searching for a year-round mountain refuge or a cozy seasonal escape, this move-in-ready Bavarian Village townhome puts you just minutes from everything South Lake Tahoe has to offer. Positioned on the upper level, this bright and light-filled 3-bedroom, 2-bath unit overlooks the community picnic grounds and sits just steps from the complex pool. The thoughtfully updated interior features fresh paint, new cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and laminate flooring throughout. Clean, refreshed, and turn-key, it's completely ready for you to move right in and make it your own. Bavarian Village residents enjoy a wonderful set of complex amenities, including a swimming pool, hot tub, picnic and BBQ areas, and generous parking for owners and guests. With its prime central location and attractive price point, this unit offers one of the best overall values on the South Shore.

Nestled between Lincoln and Auburn off Highway 193, this once-in-a-lifetime 28.5-acre property lies in the storied Gold Hill area of Newcastle. Minutes to I-80, Galleria, Bass Pro, prime dining & shopping, top schools, and premier medical care. East of local golf courses and the Bickford Ranch development, it offers the perfect blend of privacy, prestige, and proximity. At the end of a hidden valley overlooking a carpet of trees onto the Central Valley, the land unfolds like a natural amphitheater. A softly-rounded, sombrero-shaped hilltop forms the ideal unobstructed building seat - nearly level, not steep - framed by treetops just below in the immediate distance yet open to breathtaking 180-360 ° views of rolling countryside, and spectacular sunsets! Surrounding the hill, gentle lower meadows and flats invite vineyards, pastures, orchards, or equestrian use, with excellent access throughout. The NID canal defines part of the boundary, providing potential irrigation and a serene level walking trail leading toward the Auburn Ravine waterfall. Zoned RA, the land is splittable (buyer to verify), presenting rare flexibility for a luxury country estate, family compound, ranch/farm, vineyard, or thoughtful development of future homesites. The true Gold Hill of the area.

Spanning an impressive 7,607 ± acres in the heart of Monterey and San Benito counties near King City, Reynolds Ranch represents a true legacy property, proudly owned by the same family for over 116 years. Offering a compelling combination of productive irrigated farmland, expansive grazing land, and abundant water resources, the ranch is a standout opportunity in California's Central Coast region. With deep agricultural roots and a rich history of stewardship, this property is both a working operation and a long-term investment in land, water, and ranch portion encompasses 6,863.64 ± acres of rangeland, supported by two wells, natural springs, and the seasonal San Lorenzo Creek. A 2,368 sq. ft. ranch home anchors the headquarters, complemented by a caretaker home with a detached 4-car garage, barn, shed, livestock corral, and numerous outbuildings that support the day-to-day operations. Additionally, there is Spring Cottage, located roughly a half mile from the main ranch compound on a separate land parcel, which has full utilities. Currently, the ranch benefits from an income-producing cattle lease, offering passive income while preserving the ranching tradition that has been maintained here for farming component includes 743 ± acres, of which 552.60 acres are highly productive level Class I & II soils, well-suited for a wide range of row crops. Currently farmed in leafy greens, the irrigated acreage is supported by a developed irrigation system including two high-production wells and retention ponds with an income-producing lease in place with a large local agricultural cooperative, providing reliable annual revenue. The soil quality, water availability, mild Mediterranean climate, and existing infrastructure offer significant flexibility for future crop rotations or diversified production. Utilities are also in place, making this farmland fully equipped for ongoing agricultural or other diversified , the farm and ranch present an exceptional, large-scale offering rarely seen on the market. With its blend of income potential, water resources, working infrastructure, and deep agricultural heritage, this property is uniquely positioned to carry forward a proud legacy while supporting future agricultural, ranching, or conservation can be sold three ways: 1.) Both Farm & Ranch; $29,165,000, 2.) Ranch; $8,265,000,  3.) Farm; $20,900,000

Description: This is a rare opportunity to own the original acreage of the renowned El Tecomate Ranch, famous for its exceptional South Texas whitetail deer and diverse native wildlife. A cornerstone of the South Texas Brush Country, the ranch carries a rich legacy and has been featured on well-known shows such as Realtree Outdoors, Monster Bucks, and The Bucks of Tecomate. History: El Tecomate Ranch gained national recognition for producing legendary native bucks like “Heart Attack” and has long been considered one of the top native deer ranches in Texas. Its success stems from superior genetics, mature native brush, and progressive management practices, including the introduction of Lab-Lab in warm-season food plots—helping produce some of the largest native deer in the state. The property’s fine sandy loam soils support productive year-round food plots. Native American artifacts have been found on-site, and a historic hand-dug well (approx. 25 feet deep and 6 feet wide) adds to the ranch’s unique character. Improvements: The ranch features a 5-bedroom, 2-bath lodge constructed of cinderblock and stucco, with reclaimed wood interiors that create a classic South Texas lodge feel. The home comfortably sleeps 12 and includes central air and high-speed internet. A high-volume water well with extensive water lines services stock tanks and water sites across the ranch. Ranch Improvements: The property is fully high-fenced and includes four reversible fenced deer food plots in the south pasture, designed for flexible wildlife management. Water: Remadura de Sandia Creek runs north to south through the ranch, enhancing its natural beauty and wildlife appeal. City water from El Sauz Water supplies the lodge and extends across the property for future use. The ranch is well-watered with a submersible well, six ponds/lakes ranging from ½ to 2 acres, eight wildlife watering stations, and a large water pila. All are connected by water lines, allowing consistent water levels year-round. Wildlife: The ranch supports an outstanding population of native whitetail deer, with the largest recorded buck scoring 197 Boone & Crockett. The combination of water, nutrition, and habitat creates excellent hunting opportunities. Additional game includes dove, quail, turkey, and seasonal waterfowl, along with abundant birdlife for watching and photography. Vegetation & Terrain: Spanning approximately 2,158± acres, the ranch features seven distinct soil types and a diverse landscape that supports high-protein native brush essential for trophy deer. Species include guayacan, granjeno, colima, kidneywood, cenizo, mesquite, blackbrush, prickly pear, and more. Improved and native grasses, including buffelgrass, along with cultivated fields, further enhance the ranch’s productivity and wildlife appeal.

Located in the heart of Monterey County in King City, lies the 743 ± acre Reynold Land and Cattle Co. Farmland. Comprising of 743 ± acres, the farm boasts 552.60 acres of highly productive, level Class I & II soils, ideal for a wide range of row crops. Currently farmed in leafy greens, the irrigated acreage is supported by a developed irrigation system including two high-production wells and retention ponds with an income-producing lease in place with a large local agricultural cooperative, providing reliable annual revenue. The soil quality, water availability, mild Mediterranean climate, and existing infrastructure offer significant flexibility for future crop rotations or diversified production. Utilities are also in place, making this farmland fully equipped for ongoing agricultural or other diversified can be sold three ways: 1.) Both Farm & Ranch; $29,165,000, 2.) Ranch; $8,265,000,  3.) Farm; $20,900,000

Serene, private, and classic Napa farmhouse living. Close to downtown Napa yet nestled in a quiet country paradise. This rare single-story home has been tastefully remodeled and has an easy-care one-acre vineyard featuring head-trained, dry-farmed, heritage-clone Zinfandel vines, along with additional rows of Italian-style field blend grapes. The current owners have had the vineyard professionally managed and have sold the grapes to local wineries. The property includes an impressive 1,000 square foot party barn with an attached one-car carport, a custom workshop, and a four-stall storage and/or horse barn currently used for storage, with one air-conditioned stall set up for wine blending. A detached one-and-a-half-car garage includes an attached, occupied rental unit. This one-bedroom residence is approximately 500 square foot and features a kitchen and bathroom. It was constructed prior to the current owners' purchase of the property and is believed to have been built without permits. This is the perfect opportunity to realize your dream Napa lifestyle!

Located on the coveted east side of Napa with proximity to Silverado Trail and downtown Napa lies the Persistence Vineyard Estate Property. Two beautifully remodeled farmhouse style homes offer plenty of room for a large estate home allowable due to Residential Country zoning. Total of 13.5± acres with 12± acres of vineyards consistently go into award winning wines by Reynolds Family Winery. Both charming homes are single level and feature wraparound decks with fantastic vineyard and mountain views: two bedrooms/one bath 1056± square feet, and one bedroom/one bath 682± square feet. The award-winning vineyard consists of four Cabernet clones (7,191,337 & 4), two Merlot clones (3 & 181), one clone of Cabernet Franc (1), one clone of Petit Verdot (400) and one clone of Sauvignon Blanc. All are on a mix of root stocks: 1103, 3309, 110R and 101-14. Planted in 1998 and 2002 with 1.29 acres planted in 2020 and 3.82 acres grafted in 2013. Annual gross yield is 3+ tons per acre with the vineyard managed in a manner which produces maximum quality fruit. Bucolic and private setting with 57 olive trees that line the vineyard and fruit orchard. Spacious barn/workshop, excellent well, Culligan filtration system, water storage tanks and more. Located minutes to shopping, dining and downtown Napa!

Set on a picturesque 1.13 acre parcel with a gated entry, this beautifully restored historic Napa Valley farmhouse offers an extraordinary blend of timeless charm and modern sophistication. Majestic heritage oaks, a meandering creek, lush gardens, sparkling pool and spa, and serene countryside views create a setting that feels both private and resort-like. Thoughtfully reimagined with exceptional attention to detail, the residence preserves the character of the original home while embracing refined contemporary living. At the center of the home is a state-of-the-art chef's kitchen with an expansive butler's pantry, perfectly designed for entertaining on any scale. The main-level primary suite is a luxurious retreat featuring dual walk-in closets, a double-sink vanity, and a fireplace. The expansive great room is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, highlighted by a dramatic Panoramic Door system that opens entirely to an oversized covered terrace. Complete with a built-in outdoor kitchen, fireplace, television, and generous gathering spaces, the terrace overlooks sweeping lawns, the pool, and spa creating the ultimate Napa Valley lifestyle experience. Complementing the property is an impressive 50' x 50'(2500 sq ft) barn with soaring ceiling & 13-foot doors, ideal for RV storage, car collections, woodworking, art studio, personal fitness studio, indoor pickleball, or countless other possibilities. A rare offering that captures the essence of Napa Valley living sophisticated, relaxed, and rich in character.

2710 Knob Hill Road, Sonoma, CA 95476

Situated amidst walnut orchards and along the scenic Sacramento River, one hour north of Sacramento, discover the multi-faceted 238.79-acre, Grand Island Ranch in Colusa County. As you make your way through the brick columns topped with pineapple finials, an ode to the ranch's hospitality and welcoming spirit, you are greeted by the grand entrance of the main home with a well-landscaped paved plaza. The main home is situated on a quiet two-acre corner of the property, providing a tranquil escape from the working ranch headquarters, which are located across a separate parcel. Living is easy at Grand Island Ranch. The main home boasts six bedrooms, four bathrooms across 4,628 square feet, offering ample space for family living and entertaining. Just a stone's throw away, is the pool and chic pool house. An entertainer's delight. Grand Island Ranch's agrarian roots run deep. With fertile Class II and III soils, solar-powered 100 Hp irrigation well, and riparian rights to the Sacramento River, the property supports 180 acres of planted walnuts. Additionally, there are 10 acres of suitable land that could be cultivated for a crop other than walnuts. Beyond the agricultural value, this property offers a great recreational lifestyle. Over a mile of Sacramento River frontage is perfect for fishing, boating, and other water activities. The surrounding countryside also provides excellent hunting opportunities for wild turkeys, deer, dove, and pheasants. At the working ranch headquarters along the Sacramento River, there is a comfortable 2,461 square foot guest home with a pool, detached four-car garage, a 1,090 square foot three bedroom home used for storage, and a 900 square foot two bedroom home used as an office. There are two large and functional workshops with large roll-up doors, cement floors, shelving, electricity provided by solar panels on the roof, and a lift. Two historical barns remind one of the rich agricultural traditions of Colusa County. Located in a prime location with easy access to nearby towns, parks, and wineries, this property offers the best of both worlds: a productive agricultural operation and a peaceful rural retreat. If you're seeking a unique opportunity to own a thriving walnut orchard and enjoy the beauty of the Sacramento River, Grand Island Ranch is an ideal choice.   Now offered as an entire property or in two distinct parcels to fit your needs: Grand Island Estate:$1,500,000 | 2.12 ± AcresA private retreat featuring the stunning 4,628 sq. ft. main home, pool, chic pool house, and two peaceful, landscaped acres. This is ideal for those seeking a luxurious rural residence away from the agricultural Island Orchard & Headquarters:$3,850,000 | 236.67 ± AcresComprising the productive walnut orchards, Sacramento River frontage, multiple residences, ranch headquarters, and extensive agricultural infrastructure. This parcel is perfect for those looking to own a thriving agricultural operation with additional recreational potential.

Welcome to a different side of Napa Valley—where horses roam, sunsets linger, and life moves at a gentler pace. This distinctive ranch property is set amidst the rolling hills of Pope Valley on approximately 12.8 acres yet offers a coveted St. Helena address. Neighboring vineyards and mature trees create a picturesque backdrop, while the land itself evokes a simpler era—reminiscent of Napa Valley before tasting rooms and crowds transformed the countryside. Anchored by a 2,682± square-foot two-story ranch home, the property includes guest quarters overlooking the pool, the quintessential red barn with five stalls plus a hayloft, and a seasonal pond winding through the landscape. The main residence offers four generously proportioned bedrooms and four baths, including a ground-floor primary suite. Hardwood flooring and a wood-burning brick fireplace set the tone for the home's inviting great room, where rustic character meets modern updates. At its heart is a spacious kitchen with a granite-topped island. Features include custom cabinetry including detailed crown molding, dual sinks, and views overlooking the pool. Open to the family and dining areas, this kitchen is designed to bring family and friends together. French doors open to an inviting outdoor entertaining area overlooking the pool and pond. An outdoor kitchen has been updated beyond any cowboy’s dream with fully integrated stainless-steel appliances, grills, and drawers, set into a brick backdrop for an authentic look. Adding to the property's character, a collection of outbuildings gathered beneath the shade of a vintage tin windmill recalling the spirit of an old western town. Stroll along this historic enclave to discover the guest quarters, workshop, henhouse, and fully equipped tack room complete with hitching post. While portions of the property retain the charm of another era, they offer opportunity for those who appreciate authenticity and the chance to make a property their own. Although the setting feels wonderfully removed from the bustle of everyday life, the ranch is just a picturesque drive from Napa Valley's celebrated restaurants and wineries. This ranch property offers a glimpse of California ranch living as it once was—where the spirit of the Old West endures.