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Prime 1-acre lot in Cool, El Dorado County, CA. Zoned R1A for residential use, this parcel offers city water with a water meter already installed, and overhead electricity. Home and septic plans already developed! Perfect for building your dream home. A tranquil retreat with convenient access! This parcel is ready to enjoy as it comes with a great shed, firewood storage, antique wagon, seating area, and terraced garden. Tons of design work has already been done on this parcel saving you time and money! See the attached home plans! Incredible amenities are available within this community as well! Auburn Lake Trails P.O.A. Amenities: Recreation Facilities: Tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts at Rec Lake and Westville Park. Diehl Field: Multi-use field with volleyball, bocce ball, basketball, and a shaded picnic area. Golf Course: A 9-hole par-29 course open year-round. Indian Bow Lake (Rec Lake): Sandy beach, playground, picnic areas, non-motorized boating, and fishing. Playgrounds: Two locations, one at Rec Lake and another at Westville Park. Campground: Wilderness-style camping with restrooms and hookups for trailers. Pool: Heated swimming pool and wading pool at Westville Park, open seasonally. Trails: Over 20 miles of private hiking and equestrian trails with access to nearby wilderness trails. Horse Facilities: Stables, paddocks, and an arena for horse owners. RV Storage: A fenced lot for storing recreational vehicles. Barnloft: Event space with a stage, wood flooring, and warming kitchen for private or community events. Lakeside Clubhouse: Event space near the pool and golf course with a warming kitchen. Library: Volunteer-run library open three afternoons a week. Land Specialist: Don Thorpe 408-404-5646 Financing options available! PROPERTY FACTS: Lot Size: 1.00 acres APN: 073-421-017-000 County: El Dorado State: California UTILITIES: Water: City Water there is a meter already in place!!! Septic: This property will likely require a septic system be installed Electric: Overhead utilities at lot line Zoning: Residential (R1A) Can a house be built on the property: Yes Road Condition: Asphalt Elevation: 1920 feet Yearly Taxes: $232.33 Title: Purchased with Title Insurance Flood Zone: Not in a floodplain or wetlands HOA: Auburn Lake Trails (El Dorado County). This comes with access to the golf course, pool, arena, library and other great amenities! Lot Dimensions: North Side: 148.15 feet South Side: 264.85 feet East Side: 246.06 feet West Side: 161.24 feet GPS Coordinates: 38.9164100228422, -120.936461259759 38.9160206525784, -120.936748287344 38.9158018261287, -120.935865803152 38.9158239149673, -120.93580396091 38.9157700918221, -120.935623748149 38.916391553814, -120.935943080009 SKU: #DVL-1139820

Cedar Springs Estate is a pristine 61.58-acre single-parcel property four-miles from Pollock Pines, Ca. Located less than two-miles from Jenkinson Lake and the Sly Park Rec Area, this rare Sly Park property is in the heart of El Dorado County, a short 36-mile drive up US-50 to Lake Tahoe. With excellent development versatility, this R3A zoned property has great access, prime location and scenic setting for your dream home or recreational getaway. Land This land provides excellent development opportunity. The exceptional property is comprised of a single parcel totaling 61.58-acres. Zoning is R3A (Three-acre Residential), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 3-acre minimum parcels. See the El Dorado County zoning and development standards and guidelines for more information. The land includes gently sloped to moderately flat areas, forested with a rich variety of trees (cedar, fir, pine, oak), shrubs and grasses. North Fork Clear Creek runs through the property. The property's primary access is off Starkes Grade Road at the northwest corner of the property. An internal ranch road provides easy access to and through key areas of this picturesque terrain. Several excellent building sites can be found on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. The property provides excellent views inside and beyond the property. This scenic land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. There are good sites for a water well with electrical power nearby. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements Spring Shed along North Fork Clear Creek Recreation The Sly Park Recreation Area and Jenkinson Lake is a mere five mins away, providing extensive recreation activities and opportunities. The extensive world class mountain communities surrounding Lake Tahoe and all they provide year-around are but a short drive east on US-50. Kirkwood Mountain Resort, featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is a little over an hour's drive. The endless outdoor recreation activities in the Sierra Nevada awaits your embrace. Hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. The area is a sportspersons' paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for more information. Agriculture The property is well-forested and provides timber, grazing and other ag opportunities. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Yes Region & Climate At just above 3,000 elevation, this private and secluded property is near the center of the action of El Dorado County. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. The area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. According to the Kppen Climate Classification system, Pollock Pines has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate, abbreviated Csa on climate maps. History Sly Park, near Pollock Pines, noted for its beautiful surroundings, has always been a favorite stopping place. Before Jenkinson Lake came to be, the area was a large, flower covered meadow with spring fed streams. This is where the Maidu and Miwok people came in the summer and fall to hunt and gather food. In 1848, part of the Mormon Battalion made its way to present day Sly Park area with its rich meadow lands and continued on to blaze the trail east. The earliest known settlers in Sly Park were Hiram O. Bryant and William Stonebreaker, who on June 24, 1853, each claimed 160 acres of adjoining land (just east of the present main dam) for agriculture and grazing. They built houses and outhouses and the place became known as Sly Park Ranch. In 1951, after 27 years of effort, the Bureau of Reclamation began to clear the area and build Sly Park Dam. Storage of water was started in November 1954, and the resulting 41,000-acre feet capacity lake was named after Walter Jenkinson who persevered to make it a reality. This helped solve the need for water in the area by the El Dorado Irrigation District. One of the original Pony Express stations (Twelve Mile House) was located in Pollock Pines. A stopping place for stages and teams of the Comstock, it became a relay station of the Central Overland Pony Express. Pollock Pines was primarily a lumber community. The town is named for H.R. Pollock, who operated a lumber mill in the area in the early 1900s. The first post office opened in 1936. The name celebrates the Pollock family, who were early settlers. Location Cedar Springs Estate is within the Sly Park Hills area, just 5-miles from the heart of nearby historic Pollock Pines and 5-minutes from the exceptional Sly Park Recreation Area and Jenkinson Lake. Placerville is a 15-minute drive to the west on US-50 and Sacramento a mere 45 minutes further. Lake Tahoe and the surrounding Sierra Nevada wonderland is just 36-miles east on US-50. Pollock Pines and the other neighboring towns and communities provide excellent shopping, dining, recreation, golfing and more. See the Recreation section for more.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Nestled in the golden foothills of Greenwood, CA, the Heart Rock Ranch is a rare and radiant 381.43-acre sanctuary where luxury and nature exist in perfect harmony. Located in northern El Dorado County, this extraordinary property is more than a retreat, it's a living canvas where unforgettable memories are made and the rhythm of the land inspires every the heart of the ranch stands a striking 3,720 SF custom lodge-style timber home, where rustic craftsmanship meets refined living. This is not just a house, it's a masterpiece. Towering, storied timbers salvaged from the historic late-1800s Elko, Nevada Pacific Railroad Station, infuse the home with soul and timeless character. Inside, the design balances grandeur with warmth, creating a space that is as breathtaking as it is welcoming. The lodge features three thoughtfully curated bedrooms, two beautifully appointed bathrooms, and a showstopping chef 's kitchen a culinary haven designed for those who cook with passion and entertain with ease. Rising 30 feet high, the hand-stacked rock fireplace is a breathtaking centerpiece, crafted from stones gathered on-site, evoking the grandeur of a mountain lodge and anchoring the home in history, heritage, and heart. Multiple living and dining areas provide ample room for gathering, while outdoor patios with fireplaces invite you to relax and savor the sweeping vistas of the surrounding river valley.A serene waterfall and gently flowing brook enrich the landscape near the main home, enhancing the peaceful, storybook feel of the ranch. For more intimate occasions, a private wine cave, a tribute to the California Gold Rush of 1849, offers a one-of-a-kind setting for tastings, storytelling, and reflection. Beyond the main residence, the ranch offers versatile accommodations for guests and extended family, including a charming 750 SF guest cabin and a 900 SF studio apartment. Additional improvements include a 75 x 130 covered tractor barn, small outbuildings and sheds to support both lifestyle and ranch operations, and a large helicopter property is fenced and cross-fenced, with over 12 miles of private trails and roads ideal for horseback riding, hiking, hunting, or ATV exploration. Nature lovers will revel in the confluence of Penobscot and Greenwood Creeks, five wells, freshwater springs, and a year-round pond that enhances both beauty and utility. Adding historical richness, the land has revealed Gold Rush-era relics; pickaxes, shovel heads, antique bottles, and dishes; making the Heart Rock Ranch not just a place to live, but a legacy to carry forward. For an added dose of adventure, there's also a 120-yard zip line on the those with vision, future development opportunities abound: the ranch includes six legal parcels and three additional build sites; one with existing septic, water, and electricity. Multiple gated entrances ensure privacy and convenience across its varied topography. Adding even greater value, the property comes with a rare, state-approved permit to build a large off-stream pond; the result of a meticulous seven-year approval process. This hard-won entitlement opens the door to future recreation, fishing, and enhanced water features that would be nearly impossible to replicate you're exploring on horseback, sharing a bottle of wine by the fire, or simply standing still in the quiet magic of the land, the Heart Rock Ranch is a place to fall in love with life again and again.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.

Round Spur Ranch is a breathtaking 251.5 acre retreat located in El Dorado County and the heart of California's Gold Country. Just minutes from the historic gold discovery sites along the American River, the property consists of 2 legal parcels, and is a short 30 minute drive to the cities of Auburn to the north and Placerville to the south along Highway 49, and for the off-road enthusiast, the world-famous Rubicon Trail to the east. Land This exceptional property provides excellent opportunity for on- or off-grid living. The property is comprised of two adjacent parcels totaling 251.5 acres. Parcel 1 is 157.8 acres and Parcel 2 is 93.7 acres. Both parcels are zoned RL-40 (40-acre- Rural Lands), allowing the property to be subdivided into multiple 40-acre minimum parcels*. The land includes mild to moderately sloped ridgetops, and moderately steep canyons forested with a rich variety of trees, shrubs and grasses. Some of the tree species include Black Oak, Madrone, Live Oak, Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, and Incense Cedar. Multiple year-round and seasonal creeks runs through both parcels ,and a seasonal pond is located on Parcel 2. A 5 +/- acre ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut on Parcel 2 and suitable for other crops as well (see Map). The property has multiple access points: Bear Creek Road along the western boundary provides 1 non-gated and 2 gated driveways, Dewer Road (gated) at the south end of the property, and Round Spur (Forest Road 12N81B, gated) at the eastern boundary. The internal roads provide access throughout the property with most roads leading to El Dorado National Forest out the eastern gate.. There are several excellent ridgetop building sites on the property that could be developed for a variety of uses, including: homes, outbuildings, cabins, recreational retreat facilities, storage for off-road and recreational vehicles, equipment and more. This seemingly untouched land includes rich habitat for a variety of wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. *Subject to El Dorado County and other local zoning and development standards and guidelines. See the Recreation section for more. Improvements The property includes a 50 vintage 1 bedroom-1 bath mobile home, a 35 mobile office trailer converted to a 1 bedroom- 1/2 bath cabin, a 16 camp trailer, a 10'X10 storage shed, and a garage consisting of two 40 storage containers with roof. Water to both parcels is provided by a private 220 well that was capable of producing over 100 gallons of water per minute when it was installed. Water is connected by underground service at the 50 mobile home, the 35 office trailer, and irrigation lines are run into the orchard. Power is provided at a 200A service drop at the primary ridgetop, with underground service to the well, and overhead service to the trailer compound. Primary legal access is via a gated driveway off Bear Creek Road with multiple access roads (historically used for logging) meander throughout the property. Recreation The mountain communities of El Dorado County provide year-around delight and adventure. Lake Tahoe is within a short drive east on US-50 or I-80 with world-class amenities at Heavenly Mountain Resort, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar California Resort, Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, Kirkwood Mountain Resort, and more featuring some of the west's best powder skiing, is just over an hour away. The world-famous Rubicon Trail is nearby along with hundreds of miles of trails for your off-road adventures. The mighty American River and its branches and tributaries are only minutes away providing tremendous flyfishing opportunities along with white-water rafting and kayaking. There are a multitude of mountain lakes with a short drive including Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, Ice House Reservoir, Union Valley Reservoir, Jenkinson Lake and many more. The Sierra Nevadas provide endless outdoor recreation activities including white-water rafting, gold prospecting, hiking, biking, camping, hunting, fishing, boating, wine tasting, dining, golfing, winter snow sports, summer water sports and everything in between are found in every direction. A sportsperson's paradise with endless recreational opportunities. See the Resource Links for much more information. Agriculture The property is heavily forested with potential timber harvest income with new tree growth since last logged over 30 years ago. The ridgetop orchard is planted in English Walnut and may be suitable for additional crops in the 3e soil classification (see Soils Report). Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water and mineral rights convey with the property. Region & Climate This private and secluded Garden Valley property is your gateway to El Dorado County adventures. Year-round sports, recreation, hunting and fishing are at your footsteps with numerous lakes, rivers, streams, campgrounds and public lands throughout the region. Sitting at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, the area provides excellent climate and weather for visitors and year-round residents. The quaint mountain towns nearby provide ample amenities including restaurants,. shopping, farmers' markets, and artisan crafts. History Garden Valley, California lies between Georgetown and Coloma in El Dorado County, at the junction of Irish and Empire Creeks, and had a post office by 1852. It is said that the name was given because it was more profitable to grow vegetables there than to mine. However, it was a busy mining area by 1852. Tucked in the heart of El Dorado County, Garden Valley is a peaceful and picturesque Californian community that offers an idyllic retreat from the bustling city life, while being comfortably nestled between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe. It boasts a winning combination of serene surroundings of the countryside, the tranquil ambiance of a small-town, and scenic vistas of the landscape, characterized by undulating hills, extensive forests, and crystal-clear creeks. The outdoor opportunities in and around Garden Valley are nearly limitless. The picturesque Coloma-Lotus Valley is rich in history, with class 3 rated South Fork of the American River offering unrivaled sports such as white-water rafting and kayaking. The landscape has numerous parks, extensive hiking and horseback riding trails, not to mention a variety of wineries and restaurants within a few minute's drive. Location Garden Valley also enjoys an enviable location near the historic city of Placerville, known for its outdoor activities set against the backdrop of farms, vineyards, and orchards. The strategic positioning gives you the most of two worlds: just an hour away from vast metropolitan delights in Sacramento and recreational possibilities in South Lake Tahoe. The city is around half a day's drive from San Francisco or Reno and a few minutes to Georgetown. The close proximity to Hwys 193, 49, and 50 also makes commuting and traveling significantly convenient.