Sierra County, California Land For Sale (5 results)

Build your Sierra sanctuary on this lovely sunny lot in the community of Sierra Brooks. Nearly one acre, level, with paved access, allows horses, and provides the privacy and seclusion and privacy in a rural setting. Views await out the back door as the sun rises over mountain and desert hills. Septic required, with public water. Community campground just down the road, and a community lodge. HOA provides for road, maintenance and snow removal. Lower elevation puts you in a low snow coverage in winter months. This is what you have been waiting for to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Sierra Valley and the friendly town of Loyalton are the paradise you seek. Sierra Brooks is a Fire Wise community. Bouvier the duck is excluded from the sale.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN ACRE of level, accessible land in a welcoming and secure community, now featuring a brand-new rock driveway for easy access. This beautiful lot is a gateway to endless outdoor adventures take your 4x4 or snowmobile from your property and head straight to the nearby Stampede and Boca Reservoirs. Surrounded by nature and drenched in sunlight, this peaceful property provides the ideal setting for your dream home. Embrace a life where adventure meets serenity, and enjoy the warmth of a close-knit community. Please note, the shed does not come with the lot. Don t miss this rare chance to make it yours!

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN ACRE of level, accessible land in a welcoming and secure community, now featuring a brand-new rock driveway for easy access. This beautiful lot is a gateway to endless outdoor adventures take your 4x4 or snowmobile from your property and head straight to the nearby Stampede and Boca Reservoirs. Surrounded by nature and drenched in sunlight, this peaceful property provides the ideal setting for your dream home. Embrace a life where adventure meets serenity, and enjoy the warmth of a close-knit community. Please note, the shed does not come with the lot. Don t miss this rare chance to make it yours!

South Creek Ranch nestles against a backdrop of the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains from a private access road. Just west of the California/ Nevada border, it is only 17 miles from downtown Reno, NV. The farmstead site was historically the headquarters for a larger ranching operation and includes a full set of working corrals, complete with a loading chute and squeeze chute. Perimeter-fenced and cross-fenced, the current owner runs approximately 60+ pairs with replacement heifers and bulls. A large irrigation reservoir collecting water from South Creek is located along the southwest boundary. A second smaller in-stream reservoir collects water from Purdy Creek, which traverses the western portion of the ranch in a northerly direction. The ranch is developed primarily to 200 acres of irrigated meadow hay and 71 acres of irrigated pasture with a 17-acre farmstead and 48.8 acres of native grazing land. Native meadow hay production runs at 300+/- tons annually, with plenty for winter feed. Excess hay is sold by the bale. The headquarters consist of a main Mid-Century Modern residence, a caretaker or guest house, a bunkhouse and an incredible refurbished historical Stone House, a huge barn, a newer hay barn, and multiple outbuildings. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:336.91 acres inside working hay and cattle ranch Adjudicated water rights for 288.10 acres Fenced and cross-fenced Currently running 60+ head of pairs as well as replacement heifers and bull Top quality Meadow Grass Hay 200 acres of irrigated meadow hay 71 acres of irrigated pasture 48.8 acres of native grazing land 17-acre farmstead with 3 homes, barns, and multiple ancillary outbuilding Large horse stalls, tack, and feed rooms in the old 6000 sf barn 2,000 sqft climate-controlled shop building Two ponds, one with bass and one with trout It is a beautiful setting with huge mature shade trees, several fruit-bearing trees, and a lush lawn Lovely outdoor area and patio perfect for barbeque and entertaining Old Stonehouse with ranch kitchen adjacent to outdoor entertainment areas Adjacent to Fish and Wildlife property along the northern boundary Endless recreation opportunities with Lake Tahoe, Lakes Basin, and Reno all close by Quiet, private, and secluded with gorgeous open views yet just a mile +/- from Bordertown and 17 miles from downtown Reno Access to Washoe County Schools by cooperation contract with Sierra County

Sierra Buttes Vista is 466 acres of prime recreational land in Sierra County, CA. This scenic property is located along highway 49 near the mighty North Yuba River, between historic Downieville and Sierra City. Nestled in the Tahoe National Forest between Nevada City and Truckee, this versatile Sierra Nevada property is excellent hunting land with development potential. This mountain property is ready for your cabin, home or recreational retreat. Land SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE AT 6%. The property is 466.34-acres and ranges from mild to moderately to steeply sloped terrain. It is forested with a rich variety of native trees, shrubs, grasses and flowers, including oaks, pines and other trees. Ladies Canyon Creek runs through the northwest part of the property and the North Yuba River is a short distance to the south. This scenic property borders public land and includes rich habitat for deer and other wildlife and supplies a wide range of opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. The primary access point is an entrance on CA 49 with internal access roads through the terrain. The property includes ideal building areas for a home, cabin and/or recreational building and structures. Great southerly exposure provides an ideal location for solar powered infrastructure equipment / utilities. Improvements A comprehensive driveway and roadway development / engineering plans are complete and available. Recreation A full complement of outdoor activity opportunities are on the property and in the region including hunting, camping, hiking, wildlife viewing and more. Endless other activities are plentiful in the surrounding hills, mountains, lakes, rivers and streams of the Sierra Nevada. The Yuba River Scenic Byway is a 160-mile-long loop along some of Northern California's prettiest and most historic routes. See Gold Rush towns, two high country passes across the rugged Sierra Nevada, as well as the Truckee-Lake Tahoe region. This route takes in the Yuba-Bear and American River watersheds. Nearby rivers and streams supply excellent fly fishing and other river sports. Enjoy the fun and amenities of historic Sierra Gold Rush towns as you pass though Nevada City, North San Juan, Camptonville, Downieville the County Seat, Sierra City, the Bassetts Station, Sierraville and Truckee. The entire route is rich with Sierra scenery: thick green forests and historic homesteads, sparkling rivers and streams, scenic lakes and viewing vistas along the highway. There are many places to stop and eat and rest by the roadside for hours or overnight. The nearby Sierra Buttes is an 8,591-foot-elevation mountain summit, the third highest in the county. The Pacific Crest Trail crosses CA 49 just five miles east of the property. Kings Beach at Lake Tahoe is just 1.5-hours southeast providing some of the finest and most desired recreational areas in the western U.S. Closer to the property, the historic communities of Downieville, Nevada City and the other mountain towns along CA 49 provide a variety of shops, restaurants, hotels, dining and more. See the Resource section for more information. Region & Climate It is a place of legend, nestled into lush canyons and surrounded by some of California's most rugged peaks. Nowhere else in the country, or perhaps the world, does such a place exist. To some, we are known for world-class mountain biking drawing in participants from around the world to take part in events such as the Downieville Downhill. Others enjoy special events such as the Music at the Kentucky Mines, or the Yuba Theater's Banff Film Festival. Some know us for our cultural events, historic mine tours, and endless outdoor activities. The people of the area are embraced for their authentic mountain character, unpretentious attitude, and celebration of four seasons of adventure in the most beautiful spot of all the Sierra Nevada range. History The property is located a short distance from Downieville, the County Seat, at the confluence of the Downie and North Yuba River. For centuries, Sierra County area has been a special destination. From the days when some of the first Americans, the Washoe people, spent summers on the Sierra Valley Floor and the Miwoks danced in the hills of the western slope; To the mining era that established the towns. They quickly filled with miners who ventured here in the 1850s set out to enrich themselves with gold. They installed wooden boardwalks, quaint narrow streets, and buildings and bridges that follow the river's edge, all still accessible to visitors today. With the rushing clear waters of the Yuba and Downie Rivers, the expanse of the Eastern Sierra Valley, the alpine lakes filled with trout, and all crowned by the Sierra Buttes, the county is considered one of the most iconic, yet hidden, mountain destinations in the United States. Throughout its rich history, the county and the people that call it home have embraced a frontier spirit, a warm, friendly demeanor and an insatiable thirst for all the adventure these mountains provide. See the Resource section for more information. Location The property is located under 9-miles east of Downieville on CA 49, AKA The Golden Chain Highway, running along the North Yuba River. The bustling town of Nevada City is a bit over an hour's drive to the west with Grass Valley a few mins further along CA 49. Lake Tahoe is just 1.5-hours to the southeast. See the Recreation, Region & Climate Description, and History sections for more information.