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Welcome to Crann Rua, at the end of Sky Ranch Road, in the very pleasant rural community of Comptche, CA. The name 'Crann Rua' in Irish translates to 'Red Tree,' for the property's most defining feature: large stately redwoods standing throughout the landscape. Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a large south-facing meadow and a cathedral grove of redwoods. Crann Rua's 29+- acres also feature trails winding through mature redwood, fir, oak, and madrone forest. The property is appointed with a spacious, well designed 1,087-sqft+- residence with living and dining room, bedroom, loft, bathroom, office, and kitchen, plus a sun-soaked redwood deck with views across the 3.7-acre+- meadow. In addition, the property offers a modest guest/caretaker cabin with attached workshop and all amenities one needs to enjoy country living in one of Mendocino County's most desirable settings. Additional improvements include: drilled well, underground power, road network, and more. The property is situated on a ridge and has a very nice climate, a perfect blend of inland warmth mitigated by the coast's cooling influence. The current owners have enjoyed the beauty, privacy, and tranquility of Crann Rua for 35 years.

125-acre riverfront property on the world renowned Williamson River, known for trophy wild trout. The updated home offers expansive living spaces and outdoor amenities ideal for entertaining. Horse facilities include fenced pastures, stalls, tack room, and loafing sheds. With Cascade mountain views, irrigation, privacy, and scenic beauty, this is a rare opportunity for anglers, landowners, and anyone seeking a legacy retreat in Oregon. The property spans approximately 125 deeded acres on the Williamson River, one of the most respected wild trout fisheries in the West. Over 2,000 feet of frontage on the Williamson River, famous for trout fishing. Wild rainbow trout including native Redband, brown and brook trout. River access for launching a boat. Cascade Mountain views. 101.8 +/-acres are irrigated via Modoc Point Irrigation District. Level to gently rolling terrain with open fields, mature trees, and scenic riverfront. Perimeter and cross fencing support livestock or rotational grazing. Fenced garden. The riverfront home is a thoughtfully updated, expansive home offering generous living space across two large great rooms, a formal dining area, and a modern kitchen with quartz countertops. The layout provides ample room for hosting family, friends, or retreat-style gatherings. 4,856 SF, 4 Bed/2.5 Bath updated home. Large, raised deck. Outdoor entertaining area, Wood fired pizza oven and fire pit. Daylight basement. 40 x 60 insulated shop with commercial walk in cooler, 14' RV door and 8' door. Large hay barn (also suitable as a covered riding arena). Horse stalls with tack room. Loafing sheds. Equipment storage building. Mature landscaping. Paved driveway. These improvements offer flexibility for a range of uses, from ranching and hay production to hosting, hobby farming, or simply enjoying the rural lifestyle in comfort. Recreation opportunities on this property are exceptional. The Williamson River is a legendary wild trout fishery, known for producing some of the largest native trout in the West. Whether you're casting from the bank, launching a kayak, or simply enjoying the view, the river delivers year-round enjoyment. The acreage also supports upland bird and waterfowl habitat, with frequent sightings of ducks, geese, eagles, and sandhill cranes. The surrounding area is rich with wildlife and offers additional hunting and outdoor opportunities. Nearby attractions include Crater Lake National Park, Klamath Lake, the Pacific Flyway birding route, and thousands of acres of public land for hiking, horseback riding, and trail exploration. From fishing and kayaking to quiet evenings by the firepit, the property supports a rich recreational lifestyle. The ranch includes approximately 101.8 acres of irrigated ground served by Modoc Point Irrigation District. The ground is well-suited for hay production or pasture, depending on the owner's goals. Historically, the property has supported cattle and hay operations with fenced and cross-fenced pastures for controlled grazing. Infrastructure includes a large hay barn offering flexibility for both small-scale and larger livestock programs. The 40x60 shop with RV access and a walk-in cooler also supports on-site processing or storage needs. Suitable for horses with horse pastures, loafing shed, stalls, tack room and plenty of room to ride in. Whether you aim to continue agricultural operations or maintain open ground for wildlife and scenic value, the property is equipped to support a productive, satisfying rural lifestyle. The Williamson River provides a significant natural resource, both ecologically and recreationally. The river supports cold, clear flows year-round and contributes to the health of the regional watershed and fishery. Nestled in the heart of South Central Oregon, Chiloquin offers a tranquil, rural setting with a rich history and breathtaking natural beauty. Known for its proximity to the scenic Klamath River and the majestic Cascade Mountains, this area provides a serene environment perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching. The region is also home to a vibrant community with a strong agricultural presence, ideal for those seeking a rural lifestyle. Chiloquin's climate is characterized by its four distinct seasons, making it a year-round destination for nature lovers. Winters bring light snowfall and crisp, cool air, while the warmer months offer pleasant summers with daytime highs typically ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s°F. With an average of 300 sunny days per year, you can enjoy the stunning landscapes and outdoor activities almost year-round. The area's mild climate combined with its picturesque surroundings makes it a perfect place for peaceful living and recreation. This unique property sits in an area rich with cultural and historical significance. Chiloquin lies within the ancestral lands of the Klamath Tribes, and the region carries a deep connection to the land and its natural resources. The nearby town reflects a quiet, rural character that has remained largely unchanged for generations, where neighbors still wave, and the pace of life encourages you to slow down and appreciate your surroundings. While the property feels worlds away from the bustle of the city, essential services and shopping are within easy reach. Chiloquin provides a few local amenities, including a grocery store, fuel, and a medical clinic. For broader needs, Klamath Falls is just 30 minutes to the south, offering supermarkets, farm and ranch supply stores, restaurants, hospitals, and a regional airport. Medford, Oregon is a key regional hub located about 90 minutes west of the property, offering a full range of urban amenities while still rooted in the agricultural and outdoor lifestyle of southern Oregon. The city features a commercial airport with daily flights, major medical facilities, shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Medford is also home to the renowned Rogue Valley wine region and sits near Ashland, famous for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. With a growing economy and access to both wilderness and convenience, Medford is an ideal support city for those living the rural lifestyle while staying connected to modern services. Head north, and you'll find La Pine and Bend, giving you access to larger retail options, specialty shops, and even more recreational opportunities throughout Central Oregon.

270± awe-inspiring acres surrounded by Pritchett Peaks Wilderness Refuge, Lake Sonoma Recreation Area and Healdsburg Wineries, Falcon Highlands Ranch offers the serenity of rural life and the charm of the Wine Country. FHR is bordered to the West by private vineyards, to the North and East by Army Core of Engineers lands. Most of FHR's property borders open land. Enjoy over 1-mile of Lake Sonoma frontage. The first 100 yards from Lake Sonoma is owned by COE. However, FHR does have direct access to the lake. This property has gentle rolling land with oak studded meadows & redwood forests. It includes 3 legal parcels with a large 3,600± sq ft barn including an additional 2,160± sq ft main living area above, 2nd 912± sq ft ADU/guest house, 1,300± sq ft yoga studio, 3-tractor equipment garage, pond and miles of interior all weather roads. FHR is off the grid. Electricity is supplied by solar, lithium batteries with inverters and generators. The system is state-of-the-art, robust and dependable. This is truly a gentleman's ranch that offers top tier amenities, aesthetics and a location with perfect privacy, a refuge from the rest of the world yet providing convenient proximity to adventure, Healdsburg's wineries, restaurants and shopping. Here you will find the best of everything.

Experience the timeless beauty of Sonoma County at this idyllic ranch-style farmhouse, gracefully set on approximately 1.47 acres just beyond the Healdsburg city limits. Surrounded by neighboring vineyards and a picturesque pond, this beautifully maintained property offers the perfect blend of country living, privacy, and close proximity to Downtown Healdsburg. The single-level residence features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and 1,742+/- square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. The spacious living room is anchored by a fireplace and uniquely flows into the glass greenhouse that brings the outdoors in throughout every season. The generous kitchen and dining room are filled with natural light and overlook the lush grounds, creating an inviting space for everyday living and entertaining. The primary suite enjoys an en suite bathroom and access to the backyard and pool. Several outbuildings provide additional spaces that can be used in a variety of ways. Outside, every corner of the property has been thoughtfully cultivated. Towering redwoods provide a dramatic backdrop to the sparkling pool and expansive patio, while beautifully landscaped gardens, raised planting beds, and winding pathways invite exploration. Enjoy evenings beneath the pergola with the outdoor barbecue and dining area, or enjoy a cup of coffee under the redwoods. The fenced pasture, charming chicken enclosure, and mature gardens create an authentic Sonoma County lifestyle rarely found this close to town. Located just minutes from the renowned Healdsburg Plaza, world-class wineries, acclaimed restaurants, and boutique shopping, this exceptional property offers the tranquility of country living with the convenience of one of Wine Country's most sought-after destinations.

Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac along Napa Valley's iconic Silverado Trail, this gated 4.25 acre estate offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and future potential. Nestled among mature oak trees and dramatic rock outcroppings, the property unfolds as a secluded private oasis, where winding pathways connect a collection of outdoor living spaces thoughtfully integrated into the landscape. The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence reflects the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of its era, presenting as exceptionally well cared for while offering a compelling opportunity for modernization and personalization. A short walk from the main residence leads to a private pool, spa, and sun terrace tucked into the lower portion of the property. Above, an expansive lawn overlooks the pool and serves as the centerpiece for outdoor entertaining, connecting seamlessly to a built-in outdoor kitchen, pizza oven, and lounge area with sweeping views across the estate. On the opposite side of the property, a private tennis court provides an amenity rarely found within such a tranquil setting and newly installed well in 2025. Whether enjoyed in its current form or reimagined for the future, the property's true value lies in its remarkable setting with an extraordinary blend of mature trees, usable acreage, recreational amenities, and privacy just minutes from Napa Valley's renowned wineries, restaurants, and downtown conveniences. A rare opportunity to create a legacy Wine Country retreat in one of Napa Valley's most desirable locations.

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.