The Schaad Ranch encompasses approximately 468 acres across three assessor parcels in the rugged and scenic foothills surrounding Wilseyville. The ranch is characterized by varied Sierra foothill terrain with forested ridges, rolling hillsides, secluded draws, and more open areas interspersed throughout the property. The diversity of terrain creates a true large-acreage mountain ranch experience while providing habitat for wildlife and opportunities for recreation, forestry, agriculture, and land stewardship. A network of existing ranch roads and trails provides access through portions of the property and creates opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, ATV and OHV use, hunting, and general ranch management. …
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7401 Schaad Road
The Schaad Ranch encompasses approximately 468 acres across three assessor parcels in the rugged and scenic foothills surrounding Wilseyville. The ranch is characterized by varied Sierra foothill terrain with forested ridges, rolling hillsides, secluded draws, and more open areas interspersed throughout the property. The diversity of terrain creates a true large-acreage mountain ranch experience while providing habitat for wildlife and opportunities for recreation, forestry, agriculture, and land stewardship. A network of existing ranch roads and trails provides access through portions of the property and creates opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, ATV and OHV use, hunting, and general ranch management. The property's three-parcel configuration consists of: APN 010-021-142 APN 010-021-129 APN 010-021-131 Together, the parcels comprise approximately 468 acres, providing both scale and flexibility for future ownership and land-management objectives.In addition to the modern contemporary residence, the property is managed as an outdoor event venue and a timber-producing property under 2 active Non-commercial Timber Management Plans (NTMPs). 150 acres have been improved through California Forest Improvement Plan (CFIP) with mastication, thinning, and pruning. The ranch provides over 1 mile of frontage of Forest Creek, a year-round stream that feeds into the Middle Fork of the Mokulumne River. A stream-side campground on the property provides access for fishing, swimming, or enjoying the outdoors. The ranch's combination of acreage, privacy, natural terrain, and income producing potential makes it a compelling recreational and legacy landholding in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
