Anthony Ford

$995,000

61 Acres

Healdsburg, California, 95448

Beyond the vineyards and tucked into the rolling hills above Healdsburg lies a rare opportunity to create something truly extraordinary. Set on approximately 61.36 acres across four assessor parcel numbers ( possibly splittable buyer to verify) 2365 Sweetwater Springs Road offers the privacy, beauty, and infrastructure that discerning buyers seek when envisioning a legacy estate in Sonoma County wine country. Just 14 minutes from the historic Healdsburg Plaza, this remarkable property feels worlds away. Follow the paved road through the ranch and discover breathtaking mountain vistas, open meadows, and sun-drenched ridgelines that provide a stunning backdrop for a future custom residence. Whether your vision includes a modern wine country retreat, an equestrian ranch, a family compound, or a private luxury estate, the possibilities here are as expansive as the views. As the seasons change, black-tailed deer wander the hillsides and wild turkeys roam the meadows, creating a daily connection to the natural beauty of Sonoma County. From quiet mornings watching wildlife move across the landscape to evenings beneath starlit skies, this is the kind of peaceful ranch setting that reminds you why people dream of owning acreage in wine country. The property benefits from valuable existing infrastructure including underground power, a vested 3-bedroom septic system, three shares in a private mutual water association, and your own sweet water spring located on the ranch itself. Water resources and development groundwork are already in place, creating a strong foundation for future improvements. A 3,600 square foot structure currently permitted as an agricultural barn occupies a prominent site on the property. Buyers may explore the possibility of conversion through Sonoma County (buyer to verify and satisfy themselves regarding all future uses), or choose to build a new residence positioned to capture the property's most spectacular views. Adding to the appeal is an existing radio/cell tower located near the rear of the property, generating approximately $1,100 per month in passive income to the owner. Properties of this scale, privacy, and proximity to downtown Healdsburg are increasingly difficult to find. Surrounded by world-renowned wineries, acclaimed restaurants, and the timeless beauty of Sonoma County, this is more than vacant landit is a blank canvas for a dream years in the making. Bring your architect, your vision, and your imagination.

$9,200,000

2,933 Acres

Covelo, California, 95428

Spanning approximately 2,933 contiguous acres in Covelo's Round Valley, this exceptional ranch offers a rare combination of scale, productive agricultural land, abundant water resources, and outstanding recreational value. The ranch includes approximately 1,100 acres of pasture, with 300-400 acres historically flood irrigated by an agricultural artesian well, plus an additional 600 acres of historically dry-farmed ground. The balance consists of open grazing land, oak woodlands, and rolling upland terrain. A year-to-year cattle lease provides current income potential. Water is a defining feature of the property, with artesian and agricultural wells, ponds, stock reservoirs, seasonal creeks, springs, and seeps distributed throughout the ranch. These resources support livestock operations, enhance grazing capacity, and provide excellent wildlife habitat. Improvements are well suited for an active ranching operation and include perimeter and cross fencing, an extensive internal road system, multiple access points, a ranch residence, large entertainment barn, horse barn, hay barn, shop, equipment storage buildings, and additional support structures. A private airstrip provides convenient on-site access. The ranch is located in one of Northern California's premier hunting regions and supports populations of Columbian blacktail deer, wild pig, black bear, turkey, waterfowl, upland game birds, and seasonal elk. Previously enrolled in California's Private Lands Management (PLM) program, the property historically benefited from significant tag allocations and may offer future re-enrollment opportunities. The ranch has not been professionally hunted in recent years, preserving its long-term recreational potential. The combination of productive pasture, diverse habitat, extensive water resources, and significant infrastructure creates a unique opportunity for ranching, recreation, hunting, and conservation. With its scale, privacy, and natural beauty, the property is equally suited as a working cattle ranch, family retreat, hunting destination, or long-term legacy holding. Large, contiguous ranches with this level of water, usability, infrastructure, and recreational appeal are increasingly difficult to find. This is a rare opportunity to acquire one of Round Valley's significant landholdings.