700 Ford Rd Ukiah, CA 95482
This exceptional 68-acre Ukiah estate presents a unique investment opportunity, blending agricultural and industrial potential. The property boasts a 45-acre contracted Chardonnay vineyard, adding significant agricultural value. Beyond the vineyard, over 20 acres are zoned for industrial use, opening doors to diverse business ventures. Three existing buildings, including a historic hop barn and a farmhouse, offer versatile options for development or repurposing. The property enjoys prime highway exposure, ensuring high visibility. Essential utilities are readily available, with connections to Mill view water and sewer services, supplemented by two high-producing wells. Adding to its appeal, the estate includes riparian rights to the Russian River, providing both water resources and recreational opportunities. Located at 700 Ford Rd, Ukiah, CA 95482, in Mendocino County, this property offers a compelling combination of historical charm, agricultural productivity, and industrial zoning, making it a highly desirable asset in a prime location. The property's strategic location and diverse features make it an attractive investment for both agricultural and industrial enterprises. The existing infrastructure, including the well-maintained buildings and utility connections, significantly reduces the initial investment required for development. The combination of vineyard, industrial land, and river access creates a rare and valuable opportunity in the sought-after Russian River Valley.
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