I love our vineyard—the farming and the people we have gotten to know through growing grape vines. Despite all the headaches that come with any farming activity – I wouldn’t trade our vineyard for any amount of money (OK, maybe there is a price…).
There are a wide variety of ways you can operate a vineyard. Many people who own vineyards hire managers to operate them, and have no involvement in the day-to-day operation other than writing and receiving checks and visiting occasionally. At the other end of the spectrum, there are those who manage their vineyards themselves and spend a great deal of their time every day devoted to it.
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4.8 Acres in Occidental: Homesite with Pinot
17121 Taylor Lane, Occidental, California
4.8 Acres in total are offered perfect for growing highly sought after Pinot Noir but could also be an exceptional home site. 3.6 acres now planted.
The Far West Sonoma Coast is one of the most renowned grape growing regions, as well as the foremost cool-climate region for distinctive, site-driven Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in California.
The Evening Land Property is located at 900 ft elevation southwest of the town of Occidental, overlooking the Bodega, Point Reyes and the sometimes fog-enshrouded pacific ocean below and beyond. The property is south facing, gently sloped, with a cool Maritime climate and views of the ocean all the way to Point Reyes. $1,499.000
Eight Things to Keep In Mind When Looking for Horse Property
1. How much land does a horse need? As an average, you should figure that 2 horses need about an acre of land. The county also places limitations on the number of horses allowed in certain areas. 2. Safe pasture If the property has pasture, then you need to make sure the pasture is safe