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With 355.86 beautiful acres at the edge of the Sierra Valley and surrounding mountains, Smithneck Creek Meadows is a rare find for those who love the land and unimproved nature at its best! Suitable for agriculture, a home, or a simple retreat. The lay of the land, with its privacy, water, meadows, and adjacent ranches, offers a natural legacy for generations to come.
Smithneck Creek Meadows consists of 195.86 acres zoned Agriculture/General Forest. The remaining 160 acres are zoned TPZ. Beautiful year-round Smithneck Creek flows through the property. All mineral rights are included as well. About 50+/- acres supported alfalfa production in the past. Currently, a local cattle rancher has a grazing lease supporting 30+/- pair for the season. Year-round Smithneck Creek also feeds a couple of duck ponds before continuing downstream. One can only imagine the expansive meadows, natural springs, pine forests, and the abundant wildlife they support!
Bordering USFS lands, opportunities for outdoor recreational activities abound! Hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and equestrian activities can all be enjoyed here. Less than an hour away are Reno, Tahoe/Truckee, Graeagle, the Lakes Basin, Frenchman's Lake, and Lake Davis, all of which offer their own amenities to add to the list. Access to the property is on a paved road just a couple of miles from the town of Loyalton.
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