California

land, independence, and spaces designed for the way people actually live. From a remodeled Pope Valley retreat on 1.5 acres with panoramic views and deck living, to a 2024 Riverstone build that is truly move-in ready, each property balances privacy with practicality. Riverfront acreage on the Pacific Crest Trail, a close-to-town five-acre setting, and a nearly half-acre parcel with a detached ADU add layers of flexibility for work, guests, and long horizons.

Northern California offers a pair of operator-minded opportunities where income, character, and reinvention intersect. In coastal Albion, a level 12± acre parcel combines a main residence with three occupied dwellings, a greenhouse, and numerous outbuildings, with value-add potential tied to resolving permitting and code compliance. In Downtown Truckee, the family-owned Tahoe Star Hotel—an 1870s legacy property—pairs walkable access, onsite parking, and Amtrak convenience with selective upgrades and a new wine bar poised to deepen the guest experience.

life is lived outward, where gardens, water, and wide-open ground set the daily rhythm. From Redding near Allen’s Golf Course to Oakhurst in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and on to Shingletown’s wooded acres and Yreka’s Shasta River frontage with sweeping views, each property pairs scenery with practicality. Workshops, garages, solar, generators, and flexible guest-ready spaces support recreation, self-sufficiency, and retreat-like living year-round.

Across Northern California, a quintet of listings frames home as an experience shaped by setting and access. In Fortuna, 126.96 acres of active agricultural land spans nine parcels with Eel River frontage and a strategic position along Highway 101 near the city boundary. In Mammoth Lakes, a rare three-bedroom White Mountain Lodge condo pairs designer interiors with Village gondola proximity. Rounding out the group, three Rancho Murieta estate-lot residences emphasize resort-style outdoor living and a gated community rhythm of lakes, trails, sports, and events.

Across Northern and Central California, this quintet of estates treats acreage as a canvas for privacy, craftsmanship, and effortless gathering. From rolling hills threaded by oaks and a creek to ridgetop and open-space vantage points, each setting favors serenity and sunset views. Indoor-outdoor living anchors the experience, with pools, spas, and thoughtfully appointed entertaining zones extending daily life beyond the walls. Just as notable are the purposeful extras—shops, guest accommodations, equestrian and storage capacity, and engineered water and energy systems—supporting both hobbies and long-term stewardship.

Along California’s storied coast and into the mountain air, this quintet of desirable homes is united by a front-row relationship with water and horizon. In Santa Cruz, a four-unit residence crowns the bluff above Seabright Beach with unobstructed Monterey Bay views. Carmel-by-the-Sea offers a quaint Mediterranean retreat just two blocks from the sand, where ocean sound accompanies everyday life. Farther north, Mount Shasta’s Sentinel Retreat surveys Lake Siskiyou beneath the peak. Fort Bragg rounds out the collection on the Noyo River waterfront.

Across Rancho Murieta and Ridgemark, this quartet shares a calm, resort-minded approach to everyday living—one shaped by golf-course outlooks, gated-community ease, and easy access to lakes and trails. Each home leans into privacy, whether set on a secluded fairway lot, backed by a ravine, or tucked into a tranquil cul-de-sac. Indoors, volume and light take center stage through contemporary lines, cathedral ceilings, and sun-filled gathering spaces. Outside, pools, patios, and deck living extend the retreat-like mood.

Across Northern California’s coast, Central Coast ranchland, and Sierra foothills, this five-property collection treats real estate as both refuge and enterprise. A Highway 101 hotel with conference facilities sits alongside legacy-scale acreage built for vineyards, olives, and equestrian life. Elsewhere, an event-ready ranch pairs multiple homes with a private lake and solar, while a Los Gatos retreat balances reservoir views with proximity to town and resilient energy systems. The quintet is united by privacy, infrastructure, and destination-minded design.

ocean panoramas over Monterey Bay, a rare mountain-to-sea sweep in Carmel Valley, a lake-overlook homesite in gated Quail Meadows, and the broad, working vistas of a 1,200-acre Glenn County ranch. Water appears as both view and amenity, from ponds and shoreline sightlines to pools, spas, and wellness-minded spaces. Together, the selections balance turnkey living with the freedom to build, all framed by privacy, open space, and a distinctly outdoor California rhythm.