Todd Combs

$1,600,000

27.87 Acres

Los Alamos, California, 93440

Tucked just off Highway 101 along the Los Alamos wine trail, Ron's Vineyard is a boutique site defined by high-density farming, thoughtful varietal expression, and immediate direct-to-consumer potential. The 27.87-acre parcel carries 23 acres of planted vines an exceptional planting ratio that reflects the agricultural efficiency and intentionality behind this operation. Originally planted in 1992 and expanded through 2021, the vineyard features a distinctive varietal mix: Pinot Noir (clones 115 & 667), Sangiovese (Brunello clone), Dolcetto, Orange Muscat, and Nebbiolo. This lineup signals a producer with a clear point of view one well-suited to the surrounding Los Alamos corridor, where wine-trail traffic and regional identity continue to strengthen. Eligibility under the Agricultural Enterprise Ordinance further enhances the property's appeal for boutique wineries or producers looking to establish or expand a direct-to-consumer platform.

$2,995,000

98.86 Acres

Santa Maria, California, 93454

Set in the fruitful and fertile Santa Maria Valley, this legacy property is ideally located on both sides of the iconic Foxen Canyon Wine Trail, among award-winning vineyards such as Bien Nacido, Katherines, Au Bon Climat, and Tepusquet. With a stellar reputation for producing exceptional grapes, versatile agricultural potential, and a rich history, Goodchild Vineyard is a valuable addition to any portfolio or winemaking operation. The 63.6 net acre premium vineyard has been meticulously managed to produce estate quality Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes for owner's winery and select clients. Its dedication to hand-tended farming practices ensures exceptional grape quality while prolonging the life of the vines and trellis. Goodchild's grapes consistently sell above district average due to its well-established reputation. The 79 gross farmable/usable acres are supported by a reliable on-site agricultural well, with level to moderately sloping terrain, ideal for wine grapes and high-value row crops. Goodchild is highly adaptable to vegetable and berry production. Santa Maria Valley is a major hub for row crop farming because of its ideal growing conditions and crop rotation. The Santa Maria Valley is also a strategic growing area for many large producers because of its central location between Salinas Valley and the Oxnard Plain. This optimal combination of location, climate, soils, and water security, ensures a reliable long-term investment, which is further supported by the well-established land rent demand by both local farmers and regional producers.