523-400 S Grasshopper Road, Termo, CA 96132
Native range ranch with fully fenced grazing area, springs and ponds, plus a two-story chalet cabin with decks and windows.
- Added:
- May 15, 2026
- Days on Market:
- 55
- Last Refresh:
- Jul 8 at 2:06 am
Property Features for 523-400 S Grasshopper Road
General Information
- Standard status
- Active
- Size
- 1,372 SF
- Lot size
- 960.00 Acres
- Property subtype
- Farm/Estate
Listing office California Outdoor Properties (707) 455-4444
Listing date May 15, 2026
Source Doyle-realty
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HighLights
- 960‑acre mostly native range ranch, fully fenced for cattle grazing, with springs and two seasonal ponds.
- 1392 SF 2‑story chalet cabin with mud room, open living/dining/kitchen, wall of windows, and glass sliders to a deck and upper balcony.
- Cattle capacity includes about 35 pair (April–November, weather permitting) within 400 acres on the south side of Grasshopper Road; north 560 acres runs about 25 pair.
- Well and water features: water well near cabin plus domestic well near grain bins; wells are in unknown condition and do not have power; water historically unfiltered.
- Infrastructure includes power via Surprise Valley Electric Coop, 3 grain bins, two gravel pits, and a metal storage building that previously housed the generator.
- Both sections are under Williamson Act and border public lands in several areas.
Overview
The cabin is accessed via a gravel road that runs along the meadow’s outskirts. A water well is located in a small building near the cabin, while additional well resources are described as a domestic well near grain bins and an ag well toward the road; both wells are described as being in unknown condition and not powered. Power is provided by Surprise Valley Electric Cooperative. There is also a metal storage building that housed a generator before power was brought in, along with grain bins and two gravel pits used for road maintenance.
Both portions of the ranch are in the Williamson Act and are described as being used for grazing, with capacity noted for pair seasonally from April to November, weather permitting. The property borders public lands in several areas and may qualify for landowner deer tags through Fish and Wildlife, supporting its fit for buyers seeking a secluded, working ranch setting with an on-site cabin.
Current Use by Public Records
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- City
- Termo
- County
- Lassen
- State
- California
- Longitude
- -120.506
- Latitude
- 40.9698