359 Co. Rd. 306, Elk Creek, CA 95939

Incredible water rights out of Stony Creek, almost free water on this 626 +/- acre cattle ranch between Elk Creek and underground siphon pipeline goes about 3.3 miles from the ranch to the intake on stoney creek. Using a vacuum pump, the irrigation right provides water to flood irrigate about 100 acres of prime grazing ground. "We simply have more water than we can use!" The remaining property can be used for dry land grazing, development, hunting and ranch is fenced and cross fenced, with 5 ponds not only for stock water but also supporting waterfowl habitat. The largest pond has bass and owner runs around 100 pairs for the season. Although the property is not being used for hay production, there is potential with some development. Ranch allotment is over 850-acre feet. Water is not a problem!The ranch headquarters offers two homes. The owner's cabin is a three bedroom, two bath single story with open beam great room, consisting of kitchen, dining area and living space. Both sides of home open to covered patios for outdoor enjoyment. Capturing amazing views of the ranch and second home is used by the ranch manager and offers two bedrooms and two ranch has a new metal shop with concrete floor and 220 power, equipment storage barn plus a pole barn. 2 corrals on property, the headquarters corral has new pipe fencing with loading chute set up for cattle shipping and wildlife including deer, turkey, pig, quail and near excellent trout fishing in Stony Creek as well as nearby East Park and Stony Gouge Reservoirs. The ranch lays at the base of the Black Diamond Range in the Indian Valley and borders thousands of acres of BLM land to the west, crossing the EEL River and into Lake Pilsbury covering hundreds of miles of canyons and valleys. Amazing hunting, recreation and exploring. Just open the back gate and make your own HIGHLIGHTS:Elk Creek Ranch Additional Details: Glenn County APNs: 014-330-010, 238.9 ac/014-330-015, 288 ac/014-330-016, 100 acThe water rights are paid on the tax bill. $2,300/year plus $800/year to the is a pump house near the creek with a siphon pump. Once you get the vacuum started, the water flows through the underground mainline to the ponds are fed by an underground cross-fenced fields to easily move the livestock around for gravel and dirt roads through the property. Amazing views of the valley as the property ascends up the includes elk, deer, quail, turkey, waterfowl, and many other is enrolled in the Williamson Act. Taxes for 2025 are $4, HOME: Converted from an old calving barn into a 1250 sf, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with a storage area and a two-car garage in the back of the home, under the same concrete floor ceiling in the main room, wood accents on the wood stove has a floor-to-ceiling rock wall wall unit in the great open kitchen has an island, a gas range, and a built-in -demand hot 1st and 2nd bedrooms use the hall bath, with a shower over the tub and a single owners' bedroom has built-in shelving in the closet, a bath with a shower, and a single sink. A Glass slider to a covered room with sink off the hall-door to covered back east-facing covered porch is set up with an outdoor kitchen sink, BBQ area, and custom decorative -facing covered porch captures views of the ranch and mountain HOME: Approximately 1254 sf. With two bedrooms and one bathroom. THIRD HOMESITE: There was a manufactured home near the large pond. It has a water well, power, and septic. IN ADDITION:30 x 50 metal shop has two large rollup doors, two-man doors, a concrete floor, and 220 power.24 x 30 equipment shed with sliding doors.25 x 50 pole barn with cinder ground pipe corrals and a loading chute for livestock at the edge of the pasture at the set of corrals centrally located on the upper ground between domestic wells provide water to the headquarters, homes, and the headquarters ditches and underground pipelines deliver water for flood irrigation through the owner sets the suction pipe in the creek every spring and removes it in late underground pipe from stoney creek to the ranch runs through several private properties and is a deeded easement. It is up to the owner of the ranch to maintain the power is underground.  PG&EEast Park Reservoir is about a 10-minute drive, and Stony Gouge Reservoir is around 20 minutes from the