Homes for Sale in 95427

Nestled in the heart of Anderson Valley's forested hills, 44150 Nash Mill Rd offers rare privacy and natural beauty across 80 acres of healthy Redwood and Fir forest. This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,725 sqft home is ready for your own personal touch. This property includes two separate legal parcels, providing flexibility for future use or expansion. Located just 4.4 miles off Hwy 128 - an easy

Josh Mathias Rancheria Realty

SAI POMA RANCH is a rare creekside estate offering exceptional privacy, natural beauty, and thoughtfully developed infrastructure. Located just a half mile west from the Comptche town, the property is tucked back from Comptche-Ukiah Road for quiet and seclusion, while bordering a protected conservation easement that preserves the surrounding view shed in perpetuity. The land is rich with natural

Tracy Wolfson Engel & Völkers Coastal Mendo

High on a promontory, this 40+/- acre parcel overlooks Surprise Valley below and further beyond through the Comptche Valley. Marketable Timber is standing on the hillsides and the views could be opened up considerably with some further selective harvesting. The top of the property has been recently logged providing a better vision for potential building envelope development. In addition to the

Greg Burke Mendo Sotheby's International

Idyllic back to the land opportunity. The land is mostly gentle with multiple choices for a building site. With additional garden sites and some pasture potential, this beautiful 23 acres could be your family mini farm. John Smith Creek runs along a portion of the property providing a cooler area under the canopy of Redwood trees that line the meandering creek bed. A high production well has been

Greg Burke Mendo Sotheby's International

This offering represents a true real-asset investment: a capital preserving forest with optional income, documented downside protection, and long-term inflation-hedging characteristics. The property consists of 116 acres of productive timberland situated on Site Class III redwood ground and managed as an uneven-aged working forest rather than liquidation timber, allowing for income generation

Anthony Ford Compass