Welcome to over 160 acres of pure Mendocino County possibility, set within the prestigious Yorkville Highlands AVA-a sub-appellation of the world-renowned Anderson Valley wine region prized by vintners for its unique high-elevation terroir. Wind up well-maintained dirt roads through vast rolling meadows to panoramic views of the Yorkville Highlands and surrounding mountain ranges, where properties of this scale rarely come to market. This expansive acreage offers extraordinary versatility envision multiple homesites, a private ranch estate, a working farm, or even a boutique vineyard planting, taking advantage of the same terroir that has put this AVA on the map among wine country insiders. At the heart of the property sits a rustic camp with an older mobile home, a utility shed, generator, and outdoor shower a comfortable basecamp while you plan your vision, or a charming caretaker's retreat. The land itself is a study in diversity: shaded oak and madrone woodlands give way to open, sun-drenched pastures, while small caves tucked into the hillside invite the adventurous to explore. Water is abundant and thoughtfully distributed, with lines running throughout the property for easy access, complemented by multiple springs, seasonal streams, and ample storage tanks to support whatever you have in mind. Currently off-grid, the property offers a blank slate for solar, generator, or future grid-tie development ideal for buyers seeking independence from utility infrastructure. Road access is maintained under a shared road maintenance agreement with neighboring parcels, ensuring reliable year-round access without the burden of sole maintenance responsibility. And once the sun sets, the elevation and remote setting reward you with unobstructed, star-filled night skies, the kind of dark-sky stargazing that's increasingly hard to find. Opportunities of this scale in the Yorkville Highlands are exceptionally rare. This is a chance to own a substantial piece of one of Mendocino County's most desirable wine country landscapes.
