Morgan Nevin

$995,000

39 Acres

Plymouth, California, 95669

39 Prime Development Acres in Plymouth CA, Amador CountyPlymouth is known as “The Gateway to the Shenandoah Valley” and is noted for Wine Country. It is home to over 42 Wineries and counting! The subject 39 acres is directly in the path of development located within the city limits just a mile from the heart of the quaint historic mining town of Plymouth, considered a popular tourist attraction.Current zoning on the property is Standard Residential (SR). Which allows for and encourages a full range and variety of single-family residential building forms, including detached and attached dwellings. Multiple-family developments can be permitted subject to open space requirements that preserve the character and overall density of the district. A variety of lot sizes and setbacks are allowed in order to create interesting vibrant and unique new developments. An average density of 4.4 homes (dwelling units, DUs) per acre and an average lot size of six thousand (6,000) square feet allows for densities and lot sizes to vary within a development in the district. Buffer yard requirements (setbacks) and design standards (height, lot coverage, bulk, rooflines) ensure adequate separation and buffering from other, less intensive uses within the neighborhood.Utilities: water, sewer and electricity are readily available (Buyer to verify). The topography consists of rolling hills and oak trees typical within the elevated region of the Sierra foothills.The unique 39 acres of undeveloped land is offered at $995,000.

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210 Acres

Minden, Nevada, 89423

10 parcels ranging from 4.1 acres to 49.27 acres210+/- Deeded Acres TotalLight Industrial Zoning (L-1) (Manufacturing, Warehouse, Office, Research & Development and more...)Sewer and Water hookups to site with “Will Serve” from Town of MindenGas, Electricity and Fiber at streetThe Site is located in a very flat, low-slope area. No areas of greater than 15% slope exist on the Site.The Property is adjacent to the Buckeye Farm Agrihood - A fully entitled 2,218 unit residential and mixed-use development - More information on file - call or emailLess than 1 hour to Reno Tahoe International Airport. Just 10 Minutes to Minden AirportThe Site is located approximately 2-miles east of U.S. Highway 395, which is connected to the Site by Buckeye Road and Muller Parkway - Major US-395 Bypass (projected completion December, 2024).

$4,500,000

1,280 Acres

Doyle, California, 96109

The Baker Ranch is located just 45 minutes north of Reno, NV. One hour from Reno Tahoe International airport and easily accessible off Hwy 395. The 1,280 private deeded acres include irrigated cropland, meadows, and rangeland. The headquarters compound is made up of the historic ranch home and various outbuildings reminiscent of the “old west”. Mature cottonwood trees highlight the landscaped and irrigated headquarter grounds.Improvements include a 4,200 sq. ft. 4 bd,3 bth well maintained ranch home originally built in the 1870’s. The home has been tastefully remodeled and added onto in 2010. Home appointments include a large open country kitchen with a large center island, a Wolf range, double ovens and more.Additional improvements on the ranch include an approx. 1,100 sq.ft. 3bd, 1bth bunkhouse/caretakers home, a 900 sq.ft. 1 bd, 1bth hillside cowboy cottage with full kitchen, a large historic turn of the century barn, tack room, pump house, 2 stall metal stud barn, drill-pipe corral system with hydraulic squeeze chute. There are two 30’X100’ metal hay barns (eachstoring approx.200 tons of hay), 6 stall metal horse barn, along with a large shop/equipment bldg.Farming and cattle operations include 70 acres under Valley pivot irrigation, 120 acres under wheel lines with an average yield of 600 +/- tons of hay annually. There are 3 Ag wells and 3 domestic wells. A year round creek provides gravity flow water to main headquarters for supplemental irrigation.The Cattle operation includes approx. 40 pairs, 4 bulls, replacement heifers, feeders etc. The ranch historically has been a 100 head operation.The ranch features an abundance of water including domestic wells, irrigation wells, small reservoir, creek fed year round stock water with over 2,000 ft. Of PVC water lines buried 3-4 ft. deep irrigating the immediate ranch compound. There is plenty of water for all ranch operations.The Baker Ranch fits the description of that ranch you dream about but never thought it existed. The location of the Baker Ranch, its proximity to Reno, the quality improvements and various highest and best use possibilities make the Baker Ranch ranch everything you couldask for in a turn key legacy ranch investment.Other highest and best uses may include a wedding venue, various special events, etc. For an investor, 2nd home ranch owner or an owner operator, the Baker Ranch can be easily managed and operated by one or two good on or off site ranch hands.The Baker Ranch is offered for sale at a reduced price of $5,000,000.Shown by appointment only. Call Pete or Morgan at Far West Real Estate.

$7,250,000

110 Acres

Highway 89 gives way to Forest Road 07. The trees thicken. The noise falls away. By the time you reach the shoreline, the reservoir is still enough to mirror the Sierra Crest, the Sierra Buttes, and the surrounding pine forest with near-perfect clarity. Whatever you carried in with you — the schedule, the notifications, the pace — is already gone.Jackson Meadows Reservoir is one of the Sierra Nevada's most pristine alpine lakes, and this 110+/- acre offering is the only privately owned shoreline on it. Approximately 1.5 miles of uninterrupted lake frontage — nearly 12% of the entire reservoir — surrounded on all sides by Tahoe National Forest and nearly 800,000 acres of federally protected wilderness. There is nothing comparable on the West Coast.Set at 6,100 feet elevation, roughly 34 miles north of Truckee and about an hour from Reno-Tahoe International Airport, the property is far more accessible than it feels. Summer and fall bring well-maintained roads all the way to the lake — good enough for whatever you're driving (Prevost?). Winter access is available by snowmobile, snowcat, or helicopter, preserving the solitude that makes this place what it is.The fishing alone is extraordinary — native brook trout, rainbows, cutthroat, brown trout, and Kokanee salmon in cold, clear water that has never seen a neighboring dock. The Pacific Crest Trail runs along the eastern edge of the reservoir. In summer the lake supports boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, fly fishing and more. Winter transforms it entirely — ice fishing, snowshoeing, and the ultimate backcountry terrain in complete stillness.The property has been thoughtfully prepared for development. Building pads have been identified, and the necessary groundwork with Sierra County has been completed to confirm the right to build a private single family compound, along with accessory structures, smaller cabins/ADU’s, and seasonal dwellings. Off-grid power, water, and septic are all confirmed feasible. The legwork is done — what remains is bringing a vision to life on one of the most remarkable pieces of private land anywhere in the West Coast.Properties like this don't trade on open markets. They pass quietly from one owner to the next, once in a generation. This one is available now.Offered at $7,250,000. Contact Far West Real Estate for a full property package.

$250,000

0.8 Acres

A unique opportunity to acquire a dismantled 5 story Mill with massive potential. This Corn Mill was probably built during the lifetime of John Joe, Miller Roberts (1768 1830) who lived in Castletown. He was the owner of the Nore Flour & Oat Mills. Over the years Corn Mill has been a thriving business. Water from the river Nore was used to turn the large mill wheel outside the mill which was joined to the other wheels inside where the various grain grinding processes were carried out. The weir was built to control the power of the water onto the mill wheel. The De La Salle owned the mill for a long number of years and is now the property of Mountrath Golf Club. This mill is a protected structure under the Laois County Council Development Plan. The 5-story building comprises of a substantial derelict mill and outbuildings situated on c. 0.324 Hectares. The mill is 5 stories tall and constructed from cut stone under a pitched slate roof.Adjoining the old mill is a two-story annex also of stone construction under a pitched slate roof. Also included are generous outbuilding and a stone built single story cottage. Adjacent to the main mill there is a three-story cut stone building and a two story former stable block. These buildings form the courtyard layout, which is a key feature of the property. The site includes the frontage to the riverbank in addition to the generator outbuilding overlooking the river.Historic Significance: Likely built during the lifetime of John Joe Miller Roberts (1768-1830), a historical figure associated with the local milling industry.Property Features:- Height: Five stories, constructed from durable cut stone.- Roof: Pitched slate roof.- Total Area: Approximately 0.80 acres. Included Structures:- Main Mill Building: A substantial five-story structure that historically operated as a corn mill, utilizing waterpower from the river.- Annex: A two-story building, also of stone construction with a pitched slate roof.- Outbuildings: Generous additional space includes a three-story cut stone building and a two-story former stable block which creates a charming courtyard layout.- Cottage: A single-story stone-built cottage adjacent to the main mill.Site Features:- Riverfront Access: The property includes frontage to the riverbank, enhancing its scenic value.- Protected Status: The mill is classified as a protected structure under the Laois County Council development plan, ensuring its historical elements are preserved.Investment Potential:The unique layout and historical significance of the property, combined with its location and river access, offer numerous possibilities for redevelopment. It could be transformed into a boutique hotel, a restaurant, or even residential units, making it an attractive investment opportunity. Government grants and local funding are accessible for such projects.This property blends historical charm with potential for innovative development, making it a rare find in today’s real estate market.HIGHLIGHTS:Prime Castletown LocationFreehold InterestPrivate River FrontageNo Restrictive Covenants, Easements or Right of Way.Government Grants and FundingElectricity, Sewer and Water on siteZoned Town CenterHistorical Property.