Land for Sale 14 acre, Los Alamos Rd, Zip Code 95409

14. 84 Acres of Bare, Rural Mountain Land, in the recently burned zone of the North Coast Range. The location is remarkably remote - like rural Mendocino County - Yet only sixty-five miles to the Golden Gate Bridge, and only ten miles from downtown Santa Rosa. The AP is 030-050-008This property is located in Sonoma County, just ten miles East of Santa Rosa in the Mayacama Range - just five miles West of the Napa County line, as the crow flies. Previously appraised at 555,000 in 2005, it was scorched in the fire that ripped through Los Alamos Canyon on the night of September 27, 2020. Bounded on two sides by Hood Mountain Regional Park, close to the head of Los Alamos Canyon, the parcel resembles an ampitheatre facing East, towards the Sunrise, the Mayacama ridge and the Napa County line. This parcel is surrounded by seven thousand acres of near-wilderness - land that will never be developed. The elevation of the land ranges from the low point at eleven hundred feet, to a ridge that is roughly fifteen hundred feet above Sea level. There is only one occupied parcel within a one mile radius. The land is accessible by automobile or truck. There is a fine blacktop road to within one quarter mile of the property, and a gravel road onto, and continuing in two directions within the land. This is an Ideal site for several couples to establish an Intentional Community, a Back-to-the-Land Collective, burrow into the hills to make Hobbit houses, dwell in yurts and tiny houses two-story 10 x12s and build a two-story Octagonal Byzantine Stone Community Kitchen Library Meeting House. Here you may live off the grid, plant orchards, keep milk goats, rabbits, and chickens, use outhouses, and practice subsistence Farming and Agriculture. The potential is all here There are four Octagonal Gardens that are 88 feet in diameter and there are three other gardens of lesser size. There are three springs from which water may be drawn All springs were previously developed, though six of the seven water tanks were scorched in the fire. There is also a power pole adjacent to the land previously developed so that electricity may again be available. All of the Gardens are in need of new fence-posts. The land is in need of chainsaw and milling work for the downed and burned Oak trees fence rebuilding work for the seven gardens and sowing of clovers, grasses, heather, herbs, lavender, poppies, rosemary, and wildflowers and planting of fruit and nut trees on the burned hillsides. There are two possible Sale Options The Owner would like to realize a Cash sale. However, is willing to engage in owner financing If the buyers can come up with a suitable down payment. He will sell the Whole for 360,000 OR retain a one-eighth Interest in the Land and his name on the Title along with the New Owners and the Collective for a sale price of 315,000. There is a parcel directly adjacent to this parcel, also fifteen acres, which is also for sale at this time. . Before the fire, this place was as close to Paradise as it gets in Northern California. With the proper Tender Loving Care, it can rebound, and be even better.

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