1 Pierce Ln Benicia, CA 94510
This exceptional 282-acre hunting and recreational property in Benicia, California, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located off the 680 corridor, it offers convenient access to the East Bay, Fairfield, Marin County, and San Francisco. The property boasts two well-maintained homes: a 4,500 sq ft main residence/clubhouse with seven bedrooms and five bathrooms, fully equipped for large gatherings, and a separate 1,800 sq ft caretaker's unit with three bedrooms and one bath. Ten hunting blinds (two three-man and eight two-man) are strategically positioned across the expansive marsh, which historically yields an average of four birds per hunter. The meticulously maintained roads and levees ensure easy access to the blinds via ATV or Argo vehicles, with walk-in access also available. The shallow open water is known for its abundant pintails, teal, and widgeon. Additional features include two docks accommodating three boats each, two large garages, a private well with two separate tanks, reliable PG&E electricity, and room to sleep over 25 people. Year-round recreational opportunities abound, including fishing, water skiing, skeet and rifle shooting, and ATV/UTV riding. The property also includes riparian water rights, controlled by the owner, allowing for pond adjustments as needed. Stunning views of Mount Diablo, the Mothball Fleet, Benicia foothills, and Suisun Slough complete this remarkable offering. The property is enrolled in the Williamson Act. This historic duck club offers a blend of luxury, recreation, and investment potential.
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