Terrain of the land from the road is nearly level. There is an old mobile home with no value on the largest building site. There is a second site that had a mobile home on that burnt down several years ago. Both sites have separate septic and electrical service with a well that serves both sites. Don't worry about water because the well, which artesians in the winter, is a terrific 60ppm. There are lots of places for gardening, family orchards, and additional outbuildings. The back half of the property is truly like a natural park with a forest of trees and some amazing rock outcrops. You'll even find some Indian grind holes (proving, once again, that the Indians knew a good place when they saw it). And, the property backs up to a large ranch so you have plenty of natural seclusion. Almost forgot to mention the neat seasonal creek that runs along the south boundary of the property. If you are into blackberries, here's where you will find them.

So, how about the negatives? The biggest elephant is that old mobile. It needs to be demolished. But, when you do, you will get a school fee credit for the new home. That's a nice offset.

The home is only about 5 miles from Hwy 180, but the last 2 miles are pretty curvy. It is in good condition and the school buses use it. That's about it for negatives.

This is definitely a feel good property... gorgeous land with its own private woodlands, plenty of wildlife, and so much more. There is an assumable loan for a qualified buyer. This is a great property where you can have 2 homes - one for you and one for the family or guests. Don't miss out. We don't get many like this.