7401 Schaad Rd Wilseyville, CA 95257

Schaad Ranch is a 191-acre historic ranch property in Wilseyville, California, situated at approximately 3,000 feet in elevation with expansive views over open grazing land, timbered forest, and the Mokelumne River canyon. The property borders more than 200 acres of protected BLM land, creating a conservation buffer, and it includes access via a dedicated ATV route to the Middle Fork of the Mokelumne River, as well as Forest Creek and Boston Gulch. The ranch is configured to operate off-grid, supported by solar power, a private well, septic systems, and propane. A custom residence on the property provides sweeping views and natural light. The grounds include over 130 acres that were professionally treated through forest mastication (completed across 2022–2025), resulting in reduced fuel loads and a more park-like forest setting. Land management is supported by an active Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan. The property is suited for livestock and includes open meadows, with potential for regenerative agriculture and related estate uses such as equestrian, agricultural, or multigenerational living. Yosemite National Park is approximately 60–70 miles to the south, Calaveras Big Trees State Park is about an hour away, and the Gold Country towns of Murphys and Sonora are within driving distance; Sacramento and Lake Tahoe are reachable in roughly two hours.