Sierra County, CA homes for sale & real estate

Sierra County, CA Homes for Sale

Groundhog Rock Sierra secluded sanctuary. Escape to this tranquil mountain enclave, where privacy and natural beauty come together. This 20-acre parcel in the Lost Sierra offers a rare opportunity to create your ideal retreat, just a scenic drive from Truckee and Lake Tahoe. Additionally, several mountain lakes and recreational pursuits lie within striking distance; Downieville downhill and the Lakes Basin, Stampede Reservoir, Sierra Hot Springs, and golf at Graeagle. The property features wide open views across forested landscape, up to Sardine peak, and to distant ridgelines, with multiple potential building sites to choose from. A mountaintop location offers a strong setting for a custom

Sierra County, CA Homes for Sale

Go up Packer Saddle Road until you reach Packer Lake. Across Packer Saddle Road (opposite side, away from lake), is Tamarack Lakes Road. Hike or drive up this road until you see a gate on the left. Walk up this road past Dugan Pond. At the far end of Dugan Pond (away from cabin), cross outlet stream and follow this trail. It becomes a well established trail that heads up to Saxonia Lake. Once the lake is in sight it becomes a boulder hop. No established driving road. Snowmobiles in winter only. Pristine land - County says no building restrictions other than physical access.

Sierra County, CA Homes for Sale

This rare vacant lot in Downieville is a great find at an unbeatable price. Located along the main road into town, it's a popular route for mountain bikers coming off the Sierra Buttes trails. The property sits upslope from Main Street, just past Oxford Mine Road from downtown, and features trees and a seasonal creek near Oxford Mine Road. It's being sold together with parcel APM 003-031-007-000, known as 134 Oxford Mine Road. Combined, the parcels span 0.58 acres, including Oxford Mine Road. Don't miss this unique opportunity!

Sierra County, CA Homes for Sale

Unique parcel. .. one of a kind and remarkably unusual. Just a few minutes' walk to downtown Downieville sits a 16.63 acre parcel zoned R1. Access is by trail only now. This property features cool places to have a private camp and relax or use as a base for exploring Sierra County. There are a couple of old gold mines on the property and mineral rights are included. There is also a very special waterfall with a seasonal creek running down to Main Street and then to the Downie River. The land lies directly behind several houses on Main Street, and the trail begins up on Oxford Mine Road. This is a very treed property, and it had an approved Timber Harvest Plan which it has since expired. Dev