868 Highway 603

A private nature walk awaits right out your back door. A mossy rain forest, an ancient woodland, leafy swath of deer hideouts, layers of ecosystems slightly tweaked with trails and clearings for humans have mostly been let alone to thrive. A near level rollout of native grassland lies beyond, backing to a harmonious blend of native trees and shrubs. No houses around, no people about. At night a symphony of crickets, frogs and hoot owls drifts up to your backyard oasis and draws you, in your PJ’s, out to the canopy for the full experience – with no concern because it’s all private. Go out and listen to the night sounds, visit with your four legged snorty, barky, purring friends and enjoy. As a bonus, the land and house are so well protected by where the tall trees grew, it's almost always cool, with additional temperature control made simple with its double wood walls, plenty of windows, high ceilings, a deep crawl space and tall unfinished attic. Enough amenities to relax and admire but not overdone to any point of stuffiness. For hobbies, horse stalls - horses love it here - projects, and even a potential ADU, a big 2-story barn with concrete floor, electric panel, and a full upstairs included. Besides that ADU potential, the county says you can build another full size home. The soil here is of a quality to grow anything, well drained and no rocks, orchards, vineyards, vegetables. Lots of built-in equity, but mostly in a chaotic world it's a peaceful move-in ready retreat.