844 acres across six APNs in the Laytonville/Dos Rios corridor, offered at $1,200,000, approximately $1,421 per acre. A December 2025 timber appraisal placed standing merchantable timber value at approximately $1,500,000, exceeding the list price before any consideration of the underlying land. The property carries a Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan (NTMP) originally approved in 1998. Unlike a THP, an NTMP does not expire, it runs with the land. Buyer to verify current status and update requirements with CAL FIRE, but the existing plan represents a material head start over originating a new NTMP, a process that typically requires an RPF, CAL FIRE review, and 12-36 months. Six separate parcels allow for phased harvest, partial resale, or conservation easement strategies. Ideal for timber operators, land funds, 1031 exchange buyers, and conservation groups seeking scale acreage in a supply-constrained market. Timber values and harvest volumes per third-party appraisal; not guaranteed. All information to be independently verified by buyer. ranch offering privacy, recreation, and endless possibilities. Featuring a picturesque pond, rolling hills abundance of Timber and aceravge to explore this remarkable property is a rare opportunity to own a truly significant piece of Mendocino County.
| $1,200,000 -> $1,100,000 on 07/11/2626 |
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