Bucks Valley Ranch, California
Property Types: Ranches, Home, Recreational

Bucks Valley Ranch is located in Monterey County in the heart of Central California, just 8 miles southwest of King City and the fertile Salinas Valley. Featuring lush meadows and stunning oak-studded ridges, this ranch encompasses ten total parcels with 2324.7+/- deeded acres. 200 acres of the ranch currently supports seasonal cattle grazing for about 30 pair. Through the main gate, there are two refurbished barns which now include 110/220V power, LED lighting, and roll-up doors. With submitted plans for a three-bed two-bath ranch home near the main ranch entrance, there are other possible homesite options throughout the Ranch, some with incredible vistas of the valley below. Water serving the ranch comes from an established well with a storage tank. There is also a year-round spring which could be further developed.  This property offers privacy with so many opportunities for use including farming, ranching, hunting, recreation, or the development of a family retreat or estate while only being an hour from Monterey or Paso Robles and just three hours from the San Francisco Bay Area.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:

• 10 total tax parcels
• PG&E meters on the property w/ three-phase power available
• 1 well and 1 storage tank
• 2 newly renovated barns w/ LED lighting and roll-up doors
• Plans for a 3 bed/2 bath home near ranch entrance, with other secluded home site options as well
• Roughly 200 Acres of pasture grazing
• Year-round spring on top of ranch, seasonal creeks
• Miles of oak grove and hollow throughout
• New pasture fencing, gate(s), and holding pens
• Within the San Bernabe AVA in South Monterey County
• Deer, wild pig, quail, turkey, and other wildlife
• 15+/- Miles of established trails and roads throughout for riding, hiking, and recreation
• Adjacent to two public land parcels
• Exactly 8 miles to US Highway 101 and immediately off Jolon Road w/ full range of amenities in King City (gas, restaurants, grocery stores, downtown area, and a Starbucks)
• One hour drive to Monterey or Paso Robles