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12 Acre Horse Ranch in Northern California For Sale at a GREAT PRICE!

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Experience country living on this 11.73-acre horse property in Northern California, near Sacramento. The entire property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, with an electric gate at the entrance and paved roads leading directly to the home. Ideal for horse and animal lovers, it features a riding arena, round pen, hay and equipment barn, and animal shelter.

The home includes a four-car tandem pull-through garage/shop with extended height, ample storage, and a fully wired large air compressor. There’s also an unfinished space above the garage, perfect for expanding the home or creating an ADU. Enjoy stunning sunset views of the foothills from both decks and large windows.

Recent updates include a new roof with a warranty from 2023, two independent HVAC systems installed in 2017 and 2022, and fresh exterior paint in 2022. Inside, the home boasts granite countertops, custom tile flooring, updated bathrooms, and a beautiful, cozy fireplace. All bedrooms feature walk-in closets.

Located just 15 minutes from town, the property offers an easy 45-minute commute to downtown Sacramento. It’s also close to a State Wildlife Area and just five minutes from a large recreational lake, perfect for hiking, horse riding, fishing, watercraft, kayaking, and enjoying nature. This property provides both privacy and convenience. An easy hour-and-a-half drive will take you to Donner Summit in the Sierra for even more adventure.

Whether you’re looking for a horse property or a place to enjoy country living, this home has it all. Listed at $849,999.

Contact Kelly Zimmerman at 530-368-3498 kellyzrealtor@gmail.com

Fire at the Ranch-Neighbor’s House Gone!

We had a grass fire just two streets away from our ranch on June 8th 2021. As of this writing, the cause is unknown. However, it did start at a house on Kapaka Lane, jumped Intanko Lane, raced up the hill and burned a large 3 story home to the ground, continued on to Beale AFB housing and into the brush in the Spenceville Wildlife Area. The temps were only in the 70s that day, however, the south winds were very strong and it pushed the fire at a rapid pace. Don’t underestimate the power and destruction of a fast-moving grass fire. If the wind was blowing from the North, we would have been in the direct path.


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Momma Nature: Better than Netflix

So, early this morning I was awakened by a series of flashes coming through my window. Flash, flash flash flash flash. In most parts of the US, lighting storms are common and happen frequently from spring to fall. However, in the Sacramento Valley of California, lightning storms like this are an oddity. We will get the occasional thunder storms in the spring that will produce a couple of flashes and a few rumbles, but we hardly EVER get an event like this! As a matter of fact, we don’t get any rain in the Valley for 6 months! So, in my jammies, I scramble for my GoPro and head for the back porch to binge watch this epic event. The show went on for about two hours. Here are some of the highlights!