This exceptional property is a portion of the Historic Rancho Del Rio Estanislao Ranch, made up of two parcels APN 053-020-016 & 015 that total approximately 2579 acres. Currently part of a working ranch with no residence this would be the perfect place to build that dream home, a getaway retreat or adventure lodge reminiscent of the television series Yellowstone. There are fantastic views of Lake Tulloch, Goodwin Reservoir, Stanislas River canyon, Little John creek, surrounding hills, Tabletop Mountain, and the distant Sierra Mountains. This property has approximately 3800 ft of Lake Tulloch frontage, runs adjacent along the Goodwin reservoir and has the Little John creek running through it. Lake Tulloch and Goodwin reservoir are two of the very few lakes in California that allow private waterfront homes and docks. Take advantage of the frontage on the two different lakes to fish, swim, boat, wake board, ski or enjoy your personal watercraft. The ranch is rich in history being a portion of the Rancho del Rio Estanislao, a Mexican land grant that initially covered 48, 887 acres in what is now Stanislaus and Calaveras counties. The grant was given in 1843 by Governor Manuel Micheltorena to Francisco Rico and Jose Castro and patented in 1863 following the Mexican-American war. Discover all the wonderful native flora and fauna. This property would make an exceptional hunting lodge or outdoor recreational retreat, a family fun oasis for making memories around a campfire. There are many lookouts to enjoy the sunsets that will take your breath away. If you are an equestrian enthusiast there are endless riding opportunities or cattle gathering-round up and branding days. Minutes from the nearby Golf Club at Copper Valley and the Square at Copper Valley. The Square has shopping, the new Gateway Hotel, three restaurants, medical facilities, many concerts, and events. Copperopolis is the gateway to the foothills. Enjoy seasonal sports and activities. Bear Valley and Dodge Ridge ski resorts are close. Yosemite, Big Trees redwood park, visiting historic mining towns and touring the Calaveras wine county are easy day trips. Just two hours from the Bay Area and one hour from the valley. Come and view this one-of-a-kind property in the heart of the Motherlode.
