Our California ranches for sale offer unparalleled beauty, plentiful populations of gaming species, and unique homesteads. As one of the country’s top ag-producing states, our properties offer viable land for agriculture and grazing use. California is diverse in topography with flat lands, unique mountain ranges, lush oak woodlands, picturesque canyons, and clean sandy beaches. Our California ranches for sale are updated daily.
With a main home styled after the estancias of Argentina, this 720± acre ranch’s amenities include a 19-stall barn, dressage riding arena, multiple homes, skeet range, Go-Kart track, fishing ponds, and a “pool pond.”
Just 27 miles east of Pebble Beach, this 6,375± acre cattle ranch offers a true ranching environment a short distance from the charming communities of Carmel Valley Village and Carmel-by-the-Sea. Extensive improvements include main residence, guest home, caretaker’s house and barn.
Mount Shasta towers above this 4,000± acre ranch with a trout stream, riding trails, valuable timber resources, and forest service borders. Improvements include almost 50,000 square feet designed for private enjoyment.
With a main home styled after the estancias of Argentina, this 640± acre ranch’s amenities include a 19-stall barn, dressage riding arena, multiple homes, skeet range, Go-Kart track, fishing ponds, and a “pool pond.”
With over 14,000 acres, Rana Creek Ranch is the largest landholding in California’s Carmel Valley. Tremendous operational potential combined with endless recreational resources. Less than an hour to Pebble Beach.
Los Robles Ranch, with over 6,139± acres is a large, well-blocked cattle ranch in the picturesque Yokohl Valley on the west side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
This 25,000± acre ranch borders national forest and wilderness. A 7,380± SF spanish colonial home sits on an elevated plain with sweeping views. Mill Creek flows through for 15± miles. Wildlife abounds.
Purchased by Dean Witter in 1942, this 26,600± acre legacy ranch on the Eel River has been in his family for generations. It is a living vein of California’s ranching history.
