Amador County, California Land For Sale (49 results)

History. Family. Legacy. Since the early 1900s, the remarkable Esola Ranch has remained in the same familyan extraordinary opportunity to own a cherished piece of California Gold Rush history. Spanning 107 acres in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, this prime agricultural property captures the essence of foothill living, where big skies, star-filled nights, and a true sense of community still exist. The original ranch house stands as a testament to generations of pride and stewardship. Offering five bedrooms, a classic country kitchen, expansive back porch, and traditional cellar, the home reflects years of care while preserving its authentic character. As you move through the home, it's easy to imagine the stories held within its wallsfrom early ranch days to modern evolution. The inviting front porch welcomes you to take in the surrounding landscape of vineyards, orchards, and historic barns, framed by towering cypress trees. The original barns offer a glimpse into the ranch's working history, creating a setting that feels both grounded and timeless. For today's buyer, the property offers essential modern conveniences including high-speed internet, power, and a highly desirable location just 10 minutes from Plymouth. Enjoy close proximity to local wineries, dining, and community events, all while maintaining a private and peaceful setting. Beyond its history, Esola Ranch is a fully operational ranch with a history of income-producing potential. Approximately 35 acres of historic head-trained, dry-farmed Old Zinfandel are rooted in decomposed granite soils, producing fruit that reflects both character and place. A walnut orchard adds diversity, while open pasture supports grazing and enhances the ranch's versatility. The property is supported by multiple electric meters and three wells, providing flexibility for agricultural use, expansion, or additional residences. Indian Creek gently winds through the land, enhancing both its natural beauty and long-term agricultural value. Whether you envision expanding the ranch, enhancing the vineyard and production, or simply enjoying a legacy property rich in history and purpose, this offering presents a rare and meaningful opportunity. Land. Legacy. A rare opportunity to begin your own.

Located a short five-mile drive north of Pioneer, you'll find the splendors of Ashland Creek Ranch. This 204.86-acre property is prime recreational land in the heart of Amador County. With a peaceful secluded location nestled between Volcano and Pioneer, this Sierra Nevada gem offers unspoiled land with excellent timber, tree cover, year-around creek and striking views. With a central location and good access, it's ready for your home or getaway. Land This scenic and versatile surveyed property has a healthy population of oaks, pines and other trees with excellent views of the surrounding foothills and mountains. The gated property is accessed by a well maintained road off Alicia Drive. One of the highlights of the land is the year-around Ashland Creek. The property has several excellent building sites optimal for a home, cabin or other structure(s). Dogwoods and wildflowers bring a sparkle in the spring and early summer and the land has a rich habitat for deer, quail and other wildlife. There are good sites for a water well, and electrical power is nearby. The property is currently enrolled in the Williamson Act and in a conservation easement. A timber management plan is in place. Legal description, acreages, improvements, easements, property markers/monuments and other itemsto be verified by title and/or survey. Fences, if any, are convenience fences and do not indicate property boundaries. Maps are for illustrative purposesonly and do not indicate or verify property boundaries or other improvements. Recreation Ashland Creek Ranch and the surrounding Sierra Nevada and Mother Lode region provides many outdoor activity opportunities such as hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, boating and more. Activities are plentiful in the surrounding hills, mountains, lakes, rivers and streams of the foothill communities and surrounding mountains. Bear River Reservoir and campground is less than an hour's drive east. The ever-popular Silver Lake and Kit Carson Lodge is 36-miles east along CA-88. Just a few miles further and you'll find some of the best snow in the west at Kirkwood Ski Resort. CA-88 is a very popular year-around route to South Lake Tahoe, one of the most scenic and largest alpine lake in the US. Numerous popular foothill lakes are a short drive to the west. A wide array of spectacular wineries are in Amador County, just a few miles down the hill from Pioneer. The popular Jackson Rancheria is a short 20-min drive to the west. Agriculture With fertile soil the property is well suited for a variety of ag and timber opportunities. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources See Title Report for details. Region & Climate Pioneer and the neighboring communities of Volcano, Pine Grove and others in Amador County offer year-round residents and visitors excellent west coast climate and weather. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 38F to 88F and is rarely below 30F or above 95F. Winters in the area are generally mild, with little snowfall, while summers can be warm to hot. Rainfall is light and spreads throughout the year, making it an ideal climate for outdoor activities like fishing and hiking. Pioneer can get 48 inches of rain, on average, per year and snowfall is relatively light due to its lower elevation. Pioneer, CA is known for its mild climate. The weather is usually sunny and dry, with an average temperature of around 70 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. Winters in the area are generally mild, with little snowfall, while summers can be quite hot. Rainfall is light and spreads throughout the year, making it an ideal climate for outdoor activities like fishing and hiking. On average, there are 259 sunny days per year in Pioneer. The US average is 205 sunny days. History PROPERTY: See attachment. PIONEER: Logging and lumbering in California's Sierra Nevada began well before gold was discovered. In the early 1800s logging was a laborious, slow, and dangerous profession, with brute strength and animal power being top requirements. The discovery of gold in 1848 brought a new demand for wood products. In January of 1848, the sawmill that James Marshall was building at Coloma was to be powered by water from the nearby American River. Although steam-powered mills had been sawing lumber for many years back East, water power was as good as it got in California. In fact, out West, much of the small quantity of lumber needed was still being produced by whip-sawing. The log was rolled onto supporting beams over a pit, while the head sawyer stood on the log and handled one end of the saw. His less fortunate partner worked in the pit, eating sawdust all day. While Marshall found gold, the resulting population explosion created a tremendous demand for timber products. They were needed for buildings, water flumes, mine timbers, and more. Source: Amador County Chamber of Commerce Location Pioneer is 19-miles east of Jackson along CA-88. Other nearby communities include Pine Grove (5-miles west), Volcano (4.5-miles) and Buckhorn (5-miles east). Sacramento International Airport is less than a 1.5-hr drive to the northwest. Shopping, entertainment and ranch & home resources are readily available throughout the local towns along CA-88 including Jackson.

Legacy lives here. This ranch has never been offered on the open market ownership transferred just once, on a handshake. Rolling golden hills studded with ancient oaks, framed by the North Fork and South Fork of Dry Creek, Amoruso Ranch is a rare, intact legacy holding just minutes from Plymouth in the heart of Amador County. 1,023 acres across 10 contiguous parcels, fully enrolled under the Williamson Act for significantly reduced property taxes. Fully fenced and cross-fenced, with multiple roads throughout and diverse terrain suited for cattle, horses, or wildlife. CAL FIRE has actively managed the land through annual prescribed burns a meaningful advantage in today's California. Both creeks are seasonal, supporting ag operations approximately eight months of the year. Five wells, two water tanks, and four springs provide reliable year-round water. Two power meters, numerous access points, and full livestock infrastructure corrals, sorting pens, chutes, loading and holding facilities. Two residences offer flexibility for an owner, manager, or family. The original home off Fiddletown Road is nestled into the hillside with an updated kitchen, baths, and living room. A second 3BD/2BA sits off Quartz Mountain Road. A renovated early 1900s barn features 13 stalls, hay storage, tack room, arena, and a manager's apartment above. A second 8,000 SF barn with 4,000 SF unfinished above and an adjacent building pad offers rare potential as a barndominium, equestrian facility, or event venue. The Party Barn completes the picture: bar, fireplace, stamped concrete floors, built for the end of a long day in the saddle. For the rancher expanding an operation or the investor building a true portfolio legacy with 10 parcels to steward across generations this is the one. Properties like this are not listed. They are passed down. This one is available once.

The Pines In Pioneer is a premier multi-purpose property in Amador County. Located 2.1-miles east of Pioneer, you'll find this 81.93-acre parcel in the heart of the Sierra Nevada. The scenic property is prime residential and recreational land along CA-88, just 16-miles east of Jackson. A mountain property offering excellent access, mature trees, creek and striking views. This centrally located property is ready for your home or getaway retreat. Land This scenic and versatile property has a healthy population of conifer and deciduous trees with excellent views of the surrounding foothills and mountains. The surveyed property is gated and accessed by a well-maintained road along CA-88. The South Branch of the Sutter Creek traverses the land, with a seasonal pond in the northwest portion of the property. The land has several excellent building sites optimal for a home, cabin or other structure(s). Wildflowers and flowering plants bring a sparkle in the spring and early summer and the land has rich habitat for deer, quail and other wildlife. There are many sites for a water well, and electrical power is nearby. A bonus is the BLM land on the south side of the property. PG&E has an 87.5-ft wide easement along the route of the transmission lines that traverse the south portion of the property (contact listing agent for more information). Amador County APN 031-010-116. Improvements Fencing, including entrance gate at the north side of the property and a second gate at east side of the property. Recreation The Pines In Pioneer property and the surrounding Sierra Nevada region provides many outdoor activity opportunities such as hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, and more. Activities are plentiful in the surrounding hills, lakes, rivers and streams of the foothill communities and surrounding mountains. Bear River Reservoir is about 23-miles east and the popular Silver Lake and Kit Carson Lodge is about a 45-minute drive east along CA-88. Just a few miles further and you'll find some of the best snow in the west at Kirkwood Ski Resort. CA-88 is a very popular year-around route to Lake Tahoe, one of the most scenic and largest alpine lake in the US. Several popular foothill lakes are a short drive to the west. A wide array of spectacular wineries are in Amador County, just a few miles west of Pioneer. The popular Jackson Rancheria is a 20-min drive to the west. Agriculture Mature timber. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Yes See Title Report. Region & Climate Pioneer and the neighboring communities of Volcano, Pine Grove and others in Amador County offer year-round residents and visitors excellent west coast climate and weather. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 38F to 88F and is rarely below 30F or above 95F. Winters in the area are generally mild, with mild snowfall, while summers can be warm to hot. Rainfall is light and spreads throughout the year, making it an ideal climate for outdoor living and activities like fishing and hiking. Pioneer can get 48 inches of rain, on average, per year and snowfall is relatively light due to its lower elevation. On average, there are 259 sunny days per year in Pioneer. The US average is 205 sunny days. For almost two centuries, people have been attracted to Upcountry; the sparkling mountain lakes; grassy meadows with glassy smooth ponds; profuse wildflowers; deep river canyons; dramatic mountain passes; and the rich diversity of recreation and history to be found. History PIONEER: Logging and lumbering in California's Sierra Nevada began well before gold was discovered. In the early 1800s logging was a laborious, slow, and dangerous profession, with brute strength and animal power being top requirements. The discovery of gold in 1848 brought a new demand for wood products. In January of 1848, the sawmill that James Marshall was building at Coloma was to be powered by water from the nearby American River. Although steam-powered mills had been sawing lumber for many years back East, water power was as good as it got in California. In fact, out West, much of the small quantity of lumber needed was still being produced by whip-sawing. While Marshall found gold, the resulting population explosion created a tremendous demand for timber products. They were needed for buildings, water flumes, mine timbers, and more. PINE GROVE: The current boundaries of Pine Grove include the former mining towns of Clinton and Irishtown. Prospectors in 1849 traveled from the Mokelumne River through Clinton (Pine Grove) on the way to the diggings in Volcano. In the early 1850's, the camp of Clinton became a market town, supplying placer miners of the middle and southern forks of Jackson Creek, and later the shallow quartz mines around Irishtown. As a stop on the stage road between Jackson, aqueduct City and Volcano, Clinton grew and by 1852 had 100 clapboard and canvas houses and the areas only hotel. Location The driveway to The Pines In Pioneer property is located at approximately 38.435844, -120.551211. Pioneer is 19-miles east of Jackson along CA-88. Other nearby communities include Pine Grove, Volcano and Buckhorn, all within a 5 to 10-minute drive. Sacramento International Airport is less than a 1.5-hour drive to the northwest. Shopping, entertainment, and ranch and home resources are readily available throughout the local towns, including Jackson. Plenty of upcountry services and eateries keep Pioneer's residents comfortable in their quiet mountain oasis.

Tucked behind a stately gate in a pristine valley, this storybook single-level ranch home rests on 21+ acres, surrounded by majestic oaks and a seasonal, babbling creek that winds gracefully through the property. The sellers spared no expense in the extensive renovation of both the home and the grounds, creating a truly turnkey foothill retreat that blends timeless charm with thoughtful, high-quality updates. Inside, the home offers a warm and inviting country aesthetic. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring granite countertops, custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a spacious layout that flows seamlessly into a charming breakfast nook. A generously sized pantry an essential for country living provides ample storage and functionality. A separate dining area and expansive living room create ideal spaces for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. The living room is anchored by a custom-built entertainment center, a cozy gas fireplace with a custom rock hearth, and large picture windows that capture serene pasture views. The primary suite offers a relaxing retreat with double-door entry, an en-suite bathroom complete with dual vanities, a walk-in closet, radiant heat floor and abundant storage. After taking in the extensive renovations and beautifully updated home, step outside and continue to be impressed by this thoughtfully designed and meticulously cared-for property. Whether enjoying the front covered porch or relaxing beneath the pergola just off the dining room, each space offers its own unique perspective yet all share a sense of privacy and tranquility. As the sun sets over the valley, gather around the fire pit, take in the expansive, star-filled sky, and unwind to the gentle sound of the water feature. It's the perfect setting to relax with a glass of local wine, a crafted beer, or a quiet evening tea. The property continues to deliver with a detached oversized garage featuring a workshop area, half bath, and additional storage, along with a separate pole barn for equipment. For those with a passion for gardening, a greenhouse is already in place, ready to be enjoyed. Offered fully furnished, owned solar with backup batteries this is a true turnkey foothill retreat simply arrive, unlock the door, and begin experiencing the Foothill lifestyle. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity.

Black Station Inn offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully updated, fully furnished mountain property featuring two separate residences with a combined 6 bedrooms and 6 full bathrooms. Thoughtfully designed for flexibility, the property is well suited for a private retreat, multi-generational living, guest accommodations, short-term rental use, or a hospitality opportunity. The larger of the two residences, the Lodge, offers 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms along with generous gathering spaces, a fireplace, custom-built dining table, shuffleboard table, and four-person sauna with upgraded Harvia stove. The Cabin features 4 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms with inviting living spaces and expansive front and rear decks. A newly constructed boardwalk and large concrete patio connect the two buildings, creating a welcoming courtyard and additional space for gathering and entertaining. Both residences have undergone extensive recent improvements, including new interior and exterior paint, HVAC systems with digital and Bluetooth-enabled thermostats, tankless water heaters, appliances, washers and dryers, electrical panels, plumbing and gas lines, high-end commercial-grade LVP flooring, custom Roman shades, updated doors, bathroom fixtures and finishes, and custom solid-wood cabinetry and built-ins by Mod Cabinetry of Berkeley. The Cabin features quartz countertops, while the Lodge showcases granite countertops and a granite fireplace surround. Additional improvements include a new Cabin front deck, maintenance-free PVC courtyard fencing, outdoor solar lighting, Polywood outdoor furnishings, Bluetooth speakers, and Wi-Fi extenders providing coverage throughout the property. Underground utilities and a quality well further complement the property's infrastructure. Black Station Inn conveys fully furnished and turnkey, with only a small list of excluded personal effects. The property has also received permission to operate commercially as a bed and breakfast with dining facilities, subject to applicable conditions, including an on-site manager requirement. With two distinct residences, extensive improvements, multiple gathering spaces, and a variety of potential uses, Black Station Inn presents an exceptional opportunity in the Sierra Foothills.

In the heart of historic Amador City, the iconic Imperial Hotel & Restaurant presents an extraordinary opportunity to reopen one of California Gold Country's most celebrated hospitality destinations. Originally built in the 1800s during the Gold Rush era, this landmark property blends rich history, timeless character, and modern improvements, creating an exceptional foundation for a boutique hotel, restaurant, bar, and event venue in the heart of Amador County. The offering includes three parcels: the historic hotel, the charming cottages on Gods Hill, and a dedicated parking lot. Together, the property features nine guest accommodations, including six beautifully restored suites within the hotel and three private cottage suites, each with its own ensuite bathroom. Thoughtful upgrades throughout the property have prepared it for its next chapter. The hotel suites retain the warmth and authenticity of the original building while benefiting from restored flooring, updated lighting and electrical, and tasteful furnishings. The historic bar showcases remarkable craftsmanship and has been enhanced with a premium espresso system, new refrigeration, and a commercial keg system. The commercial kitchen has also received significant improvements, including new equipment, updated flooring, enhanced lighting and electrical, and an upgraded walk-in refrigeratorproviding an outstanding foundation for restaurant operations, catering, and private events. Beyond lodging and dining, the Imperial offers exceptional potential as a destination for weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate retreats, wine country weekends, culinary experiences, private celebrations, and exclusive full-property buyouts. Expansive gathering spaces, the wine cellar, dedicated parking, basement storage, manager's office, backup generator, owned laundry facilities, and the inclusion of most furniture, fixtures, and equipment further enhance the opportunity. Surrounded by award-winning wineries, boutique shopping, live entertainment, and year-round tourism, the Imperial Hotel & Restaurant is perfectly positioned for its grand reopening under new ownership. A rare opportunity to continue the legacy of one of Amador County's most iconic landmark properties while creating an unforgettable hospitality experience for generations to come. Positioned as the anchor of Amador City, the offering includes three parcels: the historic hotel, the charming cottages off Gods Hill, and a dedicated parking lot. Together, the property offers nine total guest suites: six beautifully restored suites within the hotel and three additional cottage suites, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The hotel rooms retain the warmth and authenticity of the original building while benefiting from meaningful improvements, including restored flooring, updated lighting and electrical, and new furnishings. The historic bar has been thoughtfully revived, showcasing stunning craftsmanship and an atmosphere that honors the building’s past while elevating it for modern luxury hospitality. A high-end espresso machine and keg system with new refrigeration brings functionality to the bar. Expansive indoor dining areas, along with large front and rear patios enhanced by the current ownership, create inviting spaces for guests to gather, dine, and experience the charm of foothill wine country. The commercial kitchen has also received significant upgrades, including new equipment, redone kitchen flooring, improved lighting and electrical, and an updated walk-in refrigerator. These improvements create a strong foundation for restaurant operations, catering, private dining, and event service. The cottage property spans approximately .34 acres and offers three additional suites with ensuite bathrooms, a spacious grassy front area—creating added flexibility for expanded lodging, private accommodations, or extended guest stays. Beyond its lodging and restaurant use, the Imperial offers compelling event and revenue potential. The hotel, patios, dining spaces, bar, commercial kitchen, cottages, wine cellar, basement storage, dedicated parking, and additional cottage storage create an ideal setting for weddings, welcome parties, rehearsal dinners, private celebrations, corporate retreats, wine country weekends, culinary events, intimate group gatherings, and full-property buyouts. Additional details: owned laundry machines, dedicated manger office, backup generator, most all furniture’s, fixtures and equipment convey. Extensive renovations have breathed new life into the property while preserving the soul and authenticity that make the Imperial so memorable. Every wall tells a story—from Gold Rush travelers of the past to the new memories waiting to be created by future guests. Surrounded by award-winning wineries, boutique shopping, live music, craft breweries, and year-round tourism, the Imperial Hotel & Restaurant is poised for its next chapter. Whether envisioned as a luxury boutique inn, destination restaurant, wine country retreat, event venue, or celebrated culinary and hospitality experience, the possibilities are endless. Come experience one of Amador County’s most iconic landmark properties.

Granite Ridge Vineyard Estate -- Aggressively Repriced & Ready to Sell48.79 Acres | Award-Winning Vineyard | Shenandoah Valley, CAMotivated seller has made a significant price reduction -- this is your opportunity to acquire one of the region's most exceptional wine country estates at a price that won't nearly 49 acres with 10 producing vineyard acres planted in California's finest varietals, Granite Ridge has earned multi-year awards for wine excellence. The panoramic views alone are worth the drive -- sweeping vistas of the Shenandoah Valley vineyards, the Sierra Nevada, and the Sacramento Valley stretch endlessly from the 3,950 sq ft main residence is built for both elegant living and effortless entertaining: 3+ bedrooms, 2 baths, 4 fireplaces, formal living and dining rooms, and a large wine cellar. Manicured rose gardens and lush grounds complete the truly sets this property apart is its income and expansion potential. The estate includes acreage separate from the main home -- ideal for a bed & breakfast, wedding venue, tasting room, or processing facility. The infrastructure, the land, the location -- it's all here. You supply the just 1 hour from Sacramento and 1.25 hours from Kirkwood Ski to move. Properties like this -- with established vineyard operations, award-winning fruit, and this kind of versatility -- rarely come to market at this price point. Serious buyers: now is the time.

40 acres - views and privacy. The property was cleared, seeded, and fenced. Ag well in with holding tank. Power in area. Lots of potential for a home site, agricultural, or getaway location. 15 minutes to Sutter Creek & Amador City for dining, and local activities. Mountain bike from your property, 40 minutes to Kirkwood Ski Resort, and close proximity to the Shenandoah Wine Valley. Such an ideal location and property.

The "Scahhers Diggins" building, also known as the "Tavern," presents a distinctive investment opportunity in Amador City, California, nestled in Gold Country. This historic property boasts a prime location on the town's main street, ensuring excellent visibility and accessibility from the highway, making it an ideal spot for new businesses or investors looking to enhance its value. The Tavern has undergone some recent improvements, including the addition of an ADA-compliant bathroom and over 2,000 square feet of outdoor patio space. This patio is partially covered and features a custom wood bar top, providing a perfect setting for outdoor seating and entertainment, including views of a stage for live performances.

Set on 40 peaceful acres in the heart of Shenandoah Wine Country, Shenandoah Ridge Ranchette offers privacy, open space, and endless potential. Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, this property is ideal for those ready to create their dream country retreat. The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has great bones and a welcoming layout, waiting for new owners with vision and creativity. Inside, a spacious family room is perfect for gatherings, while the kitchen offers custom cabinetry and ample counter space. The primary suite features a soaking tub, separate shower, and abundant natural light. Though the home needs TLC, the setting is stunning, fully fenced and cross-fenced with open pastures, room for horses, gardens, or a future vineyard. A brand-new 90x30 shop with two large rolling doors adds versatility for equipment, vehicles, or hobbies. Whether you dream of a private ranch, equestrian estate, or wine country getaway, this property provides the freedom to make it your own. Just 40 minutes to Folsom, 25 to Placerville, and about an hour to Sacramento International Airport.

The Chalet Getaway Mountain Living, Fully Furnished & Private Experience true mountain living at The Chalet Getaway, a fully furnished retreat nestled among towering pines, offering privacy, versatility, and a seamless move-in or vacation-ready opportunity. Set on a fully fenced and usable property, this inviting escape is designed for both relaxation and flexibility. The main home features a warm and welcoming floor plan, filled with natural light and accented by multiple decks that invite you to take in the surrounding forest. A loft space opens to a private deck, while additional outdoor areas provide the perfect setting for morning coffee, evening gatherings, or quiet moments under the trees. Just steps away, the fully furnished guest cottage offers a private one-bedroom, one-bath layout with a kitchenette and living areaideal for guests, extended family, or a turnkey vacation rental. The grounds are thoughtfully arranged for both enjoyment and privacy, complete with a charming gazebo for outdoor dining or relaxing afternoons in the fresh mountain air. The property is fully fenced, offering a sense of seclusion while still being highly usable. Modern conveniences, including high-speed internet, complement the home's rustic charm, making it equally suited for full-time living, weekend escapes, or remote work. Ideally located near Kirkwood Ski Resort, the historic town of Volcano, and the renowned wineries of Amador County, this property offers year-round recreation and lifestyle appeal. Whether you're seeking a private mountain retreat, a fully furnished second home, or an income-producing getaway, The Chalet Getaway delivers.

Outstanding 24-acre Storybook Vineyard Estate located in the scenic Shenandoah Wine Valley, just minutes from downtown Plymouth. This beautifully appointed property features manicured vineyards, lush grounds, and a stately home designed for luxurious living and entertaining. The main level includes a grand entry with soaring ceilings, formal dining, office, and spacious primary suite. The remodeled gourmet kitchen offers high-end finishes, a center island, and views of the rolling vineyard hills. Step outside and you'll discover an entertainer's dream backyard, with an expansive patio, built-in BBQ and pizza oven, sparkling pool, and waterfall feature. The detached Di Stasio tasting room is a true gem, with a striking white stone accent wall, abundant natural light, and a picture window that perfectly frames the vineyard beyond. A separate catering-style kitchen nearby makes it effortless to host events and tastings in style. Additional highlights include a wine cave, large outbuildings, a seasonal creek, and potential for wine production, private events, or future expansion. This exceptional estate offers a luxurious foothill lifestyle with income-producing potential, legacy value, and wine country charm. Further amenity and equipment list available upon request.

Discover the allure of Amador County's flourishing wine country with this remarkable property offering 40 acres of captivating landscapes. Embrace the unique opportunity to own approximately 5 acres at the front of the property, thoughtfully positioned for a tasting room and estate, boasting around 1300 feet of paved road frontage. This prime Vineyard is surrounded by some of Amador County's finest wineries, enhancing its appeal. The property features 32+/- acres meticulously planted with Zinfandel Grapes, including a mesmerizing 7 acres adorned with century-old vines that stand as living tributes to the region's rich winemaking history. Nestled within the sought-after Shenandoah Valley American Viticultural Area (AVA) appellation boundary, this estate epitomizes the quintessence of wine country living. Envision the countless possibilities as you contemplate your dreams flourishing amid this fertile landscape. The frontage pad provides an ideal location for a future winery or tasting room, offering panoramic views of the picturesque Shenandoah Valley. Immerse your guests in an enchanting ambiance, allowing them to savor fine wines while surrounded by the beauty of the neighboring vineyards. Property Highlights: Beautiful Vineyard40 acres of prime Shenandoah Valley property35 acres of Zinfandel Grapes + Century Old Vines5 acres building pad for tasting room, home, your dreamPondSeasonal CreekStudded Oak TreesClose to Sacramento (55 mins)Close to Kirkwood Ski Resort (1.25 hrs)

Prime Commercial Investment Opportunity Amador City, California. A rare opportunity to acquire a high-profile commercial property in the heart of historic Amador City, offering exceptional highway frontage, Creekside ambiance, and flexible purchase options. Following significant capital improvements, a high-end renovation of the main building, and expansion of the grounds, this property has been thoughtfully elevated into a premier asset. Notably, large-scale outdoor dining and beer garden settings of this caliber are extremely limited in Amador County, making this offering particularly compelling. The main structure features a fully built-out commercial kitchen with high-end tile throughout the kitchen and primary service areas, along with a walk-up counter designed to accommodate taps, espresso equipment, and other necessary business operations. Adjacent to this area is a display case and dedicated merchandise shelving, creating an efficient and customer-friendly service flow. The main entry is anchored by a custom wood bar, built-in heaters, and two large glass roll-up doors that seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces ideal for year-round use and event flexibility. The upper level offers an open-concept office layout, complete with a break room and restroom, as well as a viewing area overlooking the operations below perfect for management offices, creative workspace, or future tenant use. A bridge across the creek leads to a beautifully situated beer garden, providing ample seating in a serene natural setting. The tap house includes a striking wood bar, cold storage, dedicated storage areas, and dishwashing facilities. A third building adds additional storage and restroom facilities, supporting larger events and higher-volume operations. The property's versatile zoning allows for both commercial and residential use, creating multiple exit strategies and long-term value. Potential uses include continuing operations as a brewpub, restaurant, smokehouse, wine or cider tasting room, or a hybrid concept incorporating food trucks, events, and outdoor hospitality. With ample parking, strong visibility, and a proven layout for food and beverage operations, this is a turnkey opportunity with expansion and repositioning potential.

Few properties in California carry the depth of heritage, natural beauty, and proven agricultural legacy found here. Nestled in the storied Shenandoah Valley of Amador County, this iconic 84-acre estate has spent decades cultivating something far greater than crops -- it has become a beloved destination, a living landmark, and one of the most recognized agricultural operations on the West the heart of the property lies the West Coast's largest Daylily collection, comprising more than 1,000 meticulously curated varieties that draw enthusiasts, horticulturalists, and curious visitors from across California and beyond. The demonstration gardens -- thoughtfully designed and lovingly maintained over generations -- reach their breathtaking peak from May through July, culminating in the celebrated annual Daylily Days festival, a community tradition featuring plant sales, guided tram rides, artisan vendors, and the kind of unhurried charm that simply cannot be the seasons turn, so does the farm's character. Each autumn, the property transforms into a premier regional destination, welcoming families and school groups to a festive landscape of pumpkin patches, hay bale tunnels, and a winding corn maze -- a proven, repeat-draw event model that generates meaningful seasonal revenue while deepening the property's roots in the local land itself carries weight that goes well beyond its acreage. Situated at the heart of the Deaver family's 150-year farming legacy in Amador County -- a name that is quite literally woven into the identity of the Shenandoah Valley -- the property adjoins the historic Deaver Vineyards, one of the region's most enduring and respected wine producers. To own this farm is to become a steward of something rare: a place where history, horticulture, and hospitality converge on a single parcel of California surrounding landscape only elevates the offering. World-class wineries line the rolling hills of the Shenandoah appellation, while Gold Rush-era foothill towns add cultural richness and tourism infrastructure that few rural regions can match. All of this sits just one hour from Sacramento, making it as accessible as it is a buyer's vision is to honor and continue the farm's cherished traditions, expand its event and agritourism revenue, or reimagine its considerable potential entirely, the opportunity is without parallel. Properties of this provenance -- carrying this level of identity, infrastructure, and irreplaceable legacy -- do not come to market twice in a lifetime.

Discover your dream vineyard retreat on 41.86 breathtaking acres in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. This exceptional property features 35 acres of meticulously maintained Zinfandel vines, ready to produce premium wine. Imagine waking up each day to panoramic views that stretch from the rolling hills of the Shenandoah Valley to the expansive Sacramento Valley beyond. Two spacious homes grace this estate, each offering three bedrooms and two bathrooms. These residences provide modern comforts and ample space for family and guests, making them perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. The homes are thoughtfully positioned to take full advantage of the stunning vistas, ensuring that every sunrise and sunset is a picturesque moment. For those who love to host or seek additional rental income, the property includes five fully-equipped RV hookups. These hookups provide a unique opportunity for visitors to experience the beauty of vineyard living firsthand. A robust 400 GPM well ensures a reliable water supply for both the vineyard and the residences, supporting a sustainable and thriving lifestyle. Whether you're an aspiring vintner looking to craft your own wine or simply seeking a serene escape from the hustle and bustle, this estate offers endless possibilities.

39 Prime Development Acres in Plymouth CA, Amador County Plymouth 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.

Welcome to wine country in the Sierra's! Create your grand luxury estate in Amador's upscale Shenandoah Valley on this beautiful 67.7 acre property that has multiple building sites with spectacular views of the snow capped Sierra's, coast range, and local vineyards. Surrounded by expansive ranch/vineyard estate properties, rolling hills, vineyards, oak woodlands, this setting is one of the Sierra's most desirable building locations. This decidedly unique 67.7 acre property has the distinction of being located on the two main wine roads in the area, substantial frontage along Shenandoah Road and Steiner Road. Nearby neighbors include Helwig Winery and Napas Rombauer Vineyards. Other neighbors include famous Napa names such as Trinchero and Turley. The rolling topography provides more than 30 acres of vine ready plantable land and elevation that features panoramic 360 degree views of vineyards, hills, and snow-capped Sierra Mountain views. The setting has the potential for a world class wine tasting room experience, wine cave cellars, wine production facility and an estate home with privacy. With two road access aprons already coming off Steiner Road you are one major step ahead of having to work through the time consuming and expensive county road access. Water and power are on site. The Seller also has building plans for a large luxury residence. The combination of natural beauty, setting, views, amount of useable land, and stellar retail location along the main wine roads make this the premier potential winery site in Shenandoah Valley.

This stunning 75 acre hidden gem sits above the Shenandoah Valley in Amador County overlooking rolling hills with spellbinding vistas. Located in the high elevation Fiddletown AVA, known for producing complex and elegant wines. The property presents a desirable combination of a custom built 3,893 Sq Ft estate residence, a winery with tasting room, and a premium five-acre vineyard. There is extensive infrastructure including a large solar array and backup generator, a guest casita and a large equipment storage barn. Finally, there is an events space that is ideal for weddings, special gatherings, or any number of occasions. The events space is surrounded by the vineyard, rolling hills and a lovely pond. Pride of ownership abounds. The heavy lifting has been completed. If you are searching for a private turn-key winery estate with quality improvements and obvious attention to detail, look no further

Nestled in the heart of California's historic Gold Country, this Shenandoah Valley legacy ranch offers a rare blend of natural beauty and boundless potential. Spanning approximately 230 acres in three parcels, the landscape unfolds with 90 acres of open range for cattle, a 24-acre vineyard producing premium fruit, gently rolling hills, and a lush oak woodland forest that feels like your own private retreat. A seasonal creek weaves through the oak woodlands, adding a touch of magic as it glistens in the sunlight and hums its quiet song. The property is spread across three separate parcels of 150, 40, and 40 acres respectively, all under a Williamson Act Agricultural Preserve Contract. Each parcel is equipped with its own well, providing an abundant and reliable water source. Whether you're envisioning a custom estate, a working cattle or horse ranch, or simply a peaceful getaway, the property offers multiple building sites, each with sweeping, panoramic views of vineyards and hills rolling out to the horizon. See the potential concept homes in the photo gallery! Come here to dream big, build something lasting, or just savor the beauty that's already here. With vast open space, agricultural promise, and timeless scenery, this ranch is more than land, it's a legacy in the making.

This exceptional 17.03-acre parcel is a rare find, strategically located across from Argonaut High School with dual access from Hoffman Street and Argonaut Lane. Situated in the heart of Jackson and not far from Sacramento, Stockton, or Folsom, the property offers a unique blend of accessibility and potential. With public utilities available at the street, and 3.7 sewer connections included with the purchase, this site is primed for development. The level, usable terrain features breathtaking views, making it an ideal canvas for developers, investors, or visionaries looking to create something extraordinary in California's historic Gold Country. Opportunities like this offering size, location, and development readiness are incredibly rare in today's market. Don't miss your chance to secure a significant footprint in one of Northern California's most promising areas. All information deemed reliable but should be independently verified.

MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITE FOR YOUR DREAM HOME ESTATE! Awe-inspiring 360-degree unobstructed views and breath-taking vistas in the heart of Shenandoah Valley, and Steiner Road wineries! Surrounded by gently rolling vineyards, this unique property is considered one of the most beautiful in Amador County. Sunrise views of the Sierra Nevada's and sunset views of Mount Diablo make it a one-of-a-kind building site, a panoramic canvas for your dream home estate. Building sites like this do not come along often; and photos do not do this property justice. It has to be seen to be appreciated. Forty-one acres just off of Steiner Road, a short stretch of road that many of the valley's best-known wineries have chosen. There is a 20-acre vineyard including 4 acres of Syrah and 16 acres of Zinfandel, plus 10 more acres ripped and ready to plant. The soil and exposure are exceptional; well water at approximately 140 gallons per minute (pending well report). Located only 1 1/2 hours from Sacramento International, 2 1/2 hours from San Francisco International, 70 minutes from Kirkwood and mountain lakes, this property exudes peace and tranquility yet is close to Sutter Creek, Jackson, and Folsom. It is both secluded and accessible. All utilities are established including two wells, septic, and power. There is a comfortable two-bedroom, two-bath, cottage-like home ready-for-occupancy while you design your hilltop estate (or live in indefinitely). The owner wants potential buyers to know that living on this property and in this community has provided a marvelous lifestyle and is what has kept them here for almost 30 years.

Welcome home to this charming log home retreat, with gorgeous, terraced landscaping, fruit trees, multiple outdoor entertaining areas, patios, and sitting spaces where breathtaking views come together on 1.79 picturesque acres. Offering 2,072 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, this inviting home features 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, creating the perfect balance of comfort and functionality. 2 bedrooms and 2 bath are on the main level along with an inviting enclosed deck which is accessible from the dining and kitchen with rolling windows which makes it enjoyable for all seasons. The beautiful kitchen has the perfect layout with granite countertops that opens right up to the spacious living area. Downstairs is a large game/family room with an additional bedroom and full bath, and A built in safe & wine cellar. From the moment you arrive, you'll be captivated by the beautiful grounds and multiple outdoor entertaining area including a water fall and horseshoe pits Whether you're enjoying your morning coffee, hosting family and friends, or relaxing beneath the stars, every corner of this property invites you to slow down and enjoy country living at its finest. The oversized garage offers an attached workshop and abundant storage making it ideal for hobbyists, mechanics, or anyone needing extra room. Bring all your toys with ample parking, RV storage complete with water and electrical hookups, and plenty of space to spread out. Additional highlights include a backup Generac generator for added peace of mind, a newer HVAC system for year-round comfort, additional storage above the shop. and a property that has been meticulously maintained inside and out. If you've been dreaming of a home that offers rustic charm, modern conveniences, incredible views, and room to truly enjoy the outdoors, this one is a must-see.

Welcome to your private ranchette oasis! Owners have done so many improvements on this one of a kind ranch/farm property. Home features include expanded metal roof with overhang on front & back of home, newer gutters, cement siding, tiled covered deck and open patio area, central A/C plus mini split w/ heat/air, ceiling fans and Quardra wood stove with built in wood storage on tiled hearth. Dual pane windows, laminate flooring, tiled laundry with outside access, and tankless water heater. Stainless steel appliances, great room concept, plus den/office and laundry room. Primary bedroom has 2 closets plus built in storage and en suite updated bathroom. Multiple outbuildings include 2 story carriage house with roll-up garage door, adjacent shed, sleeping cabin, well house. Property has gravel parking area, privacy fencing, 30 amp connection for RV, vehicle wide walking/riding trails, 2 damned seasonal ponds and creek, multiple fenced garden areas, orchard, round pen, chicken coop, multiple irrigation sources. Sellers have enjoyed ranch life with alpacas, goats, horses, and chickens on this beautiful wooded property which includes many oaks, cedar, pines and manzanita. Your ranch property awaits! Come home to country living!