8300 Bailey, Fort Dick, CA 95531

This property features approximately 130 acres of certifiable organic agricultural land with barns and outbuildings. Formerly the Wetherell Ranch, a historical all Jersey dairy ranch owned by the same family since 1868, the land includes approximately 260 lineal feet of Smith River frontage. The property is suitable for dairy, horse ranch, cattle, and organic vegetable gardening. A boundary adjustment survey is underway with Stover Engineering. Water access is abundant, and power is available on the property. The property has 100+ acres of irrigated water rights with a well drilled in 1970, equipped with a 50 hp pump, approximately 35 ft deep with a 16" hole. According to the owner, there are no water usage limitations. Pacific Power & Light provides power to the area. The soils are classified as Mad river, with 0 to 2% slope, suitable for a wide range of plants and safe for irrigated crops, pasture, rangeland, and wildlife. The area has a generally year-round growing season with minimal freezing weather. The Rowdy Creek Fish Hatchery is located approximately 1 mile below this property. The land can be certified for organic agriculture immediately, according to the owner. The property is subject to a completed and approved partitioning from a larger land holding, meeting county land use standards, with an easement provided by the seller for ingress and egress. Located approximately 4.5 miles from the Pacific Ocean and less than 4 road miles from Tolowa Dunes State Park, offering 5,000 acres for hiking and horseback riding and over 5 miles of ocean front enjoyment. The Smith River is known for Salmon and Steelhead fishing.