737-455 Herlong Access Rd Doyle, CA 96109
This expansive 10,129.82-acre property, known as the Heinz Ranch, is located in Lassen County, California, near Doyle. Situated on the Peninsula of Honey Lake, it's approximately three miles west of Herlong and a convenient one-hour drive north of the Reno-Sparks-Tahoe area. The high-desert landscape sits at a 4,000-foot elevation where the Great Basin, Cascades, and Sierra Mountains converge. The ranch boasts Honey Lake frontage and over a mile of Long Valley Creek. Recreational opportunities abound, including waterfowl and upland bird hunting (depending on rainfall), horseback riding, and ATVing. Wildlife includes a resident herd of antelope and wild horses. Currently, there's an annual grazing lease with a local rancher. A significant portion of the property is enrolled in the Williamson Act, resulting in reduced property taxes. The asking price is $3,950,000. The property is approximately 3 miles from Herlong, 56 miles from Reno, and 32 miles from Susanville. Southern views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains are also present. Potential uses include summer and winter livestock pasture, alfalfa and well development, a horse refuge, an off-road racing course, weapons development and testing, Sierra Army Depot expansion, drone and airplane testing and development, a group retreat, a solar field (subject to county negotiations within the Williamson Act), mineral exploration and development, geothermal development, or a possible conservancy.
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